Fólkvangr
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The nine worlds of Norse mythology: How many, which ones, and does a list exist?
A key component of Norse mythological and spiritual beliefs was the existence of nine realms. We do a deep dive into the original multiverse, long before any Marvel movie stole the idea.8 months ago — Culture and religion -
Frigg vs. Freyja: Why two Norse goddesses get confused
Do you have a serious case of deity dyslexia? The Norse goddesses Frigg and Freyja may have alliteration and gender in common, but each holds a distinctive and unique place in Norse mythology. We look at why these two deities have a serious case of mistaken identity.10 months ago — Culture and religion -
Beyond Valhalla: Forgotten halls of the Norse afterlife
Whilst Valhalla was the desired location for many warriors in Viking societies, there were several other mythical halls where the not-so-brave could while away eternity.1 year ago — Culture and religion -
Who was Freyja's husband Óðr?
This mysterious figure appears only briefly in the rich tapestry of Norse sagas. Not a prominent or well-known figure, he was said to be a long-absent husband to the Norse goddess Freyja.1 year ago — Culture and religion -
Everything you need to know about Freyja, the Norse goddess of war and love
War and love. Two contradictory states, right? Wrong. For people in Viking societies, these two concepts were embodied by Freyja, a multifaceted Norse goddess.3 years ago — Culture and religion -
What is Fólkvangr in Norse mythology?
Norse mythology spoke of fallen warriors who, if they were not selected by Odin, would be chosen by Freyja and rode off, in her cat-drawn chariot, to Fólkvangr, a luscious field to rest for eternity.3 years ago — Culture and religion