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The Völuspá: The seeress’s prophecy of the end of the world
One of the most important poems in the rich tapestry of Norse literature, The Völuspá details the dramatic history and fate of the entire Norse cosmos, including its fiery destruction and rebirth.1 year ago — Culture and religion -
Víðarr, Odin's son: The god who survived Ragnarök
"The wise man must guard his tongue carefully; rarely is there regret for being too silent." Whilst this quote is attributed to Odin himself, it could easily describe his son, Víðarr. Let us examine this Norse god of silence and vengeance and peel back the mystery of this enigmatic deity.1 year ago — Culture and religion
