Mythology

The structure of the Sephiroth is built upon and expresses the worldview paradigm of all Abrahamic systems. They are founded upon the principle of creaturehood: the human being is a creature and a servant, while there exists a higher power that governs all things ...

The god Mimir appears in Norse mythology around the time of the first Aesir-Vanir war as one of the hostages exchanged between the warring parties as a sign of truce. Mimir was one of the gods who went to Vanaheimr in exchange for the gods ...

It's difficult to confuse your own god with any other, and if there's any doubt, then it's definitely not the right one. After reading legends about your god you suddenly realize that it fully coincides with your own biography. And when you understand this, life ...

About the Norse Scandinavian myth. The Tree of the Norse myth cannot be affected by mistletoe. The Scandinavian myths tell about the interaction between various worlds and cultures. There is a reason why we began our studies specifically with the Norse Scandinavian myth and by ...

Usually neither scholars nor admirers of Norse myth define or describe Kvasir as a god, labeling him only as a character in the myth - "the wise man Kvasir". However, his Force is a complete and full-fledged program, capable (in potential) of independent world-creation ...