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About the Author

For years, I have dedicated myself to studying Norse faith, Asatru,
Norse paganismNorse mythology, and the ancient runes, delving
deep into the wisdom of the past to understand its meaning for
today.

My journey has taken me through the sagas, rune poems, and
historical sources, allowing me to explore not only the myths of the
gods and giants but also the deeper mindset of the Norse people.

I have worked for years with both the Elder and Younger Futhark,
studying their meanings, symbolism, and historical usage. Runes are
more than just an alphabet—they are a connection to an ancient
worldview, a tool of communication, and a means of understanding
fate, magic, and personal strength.

Through my books, artwork, and writing, I aim to bridge the old and
the new—honoring the raw power of the Norse tradition while
offering insight into how its wisdom can guide us today.

@norsedream

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Norse Mythology: Old Gods & the Power of Runes

Norse mythology is a fascinating world of gods, giants, and legendary beings that shaped the beliefs of the
ancient Norse people. From Odin, the all-father of the gods, to the mighty Thor and the enigmatic Freyja,
these deities still captivate us today. But Norse wisdom extends beyond myths—runes, the ancient symbols
of the Vikings, hold deep meanings and power.

Who is Odin? The Wise and Mysterious Allfather

Odin is the chief of the Aesir gods, known for his relentless pursuit of knowledge. He sacrificed an eye at
Mimir’s Well to gain wisdom and hung himself from Yggdrasil, the World Tree, to uncover the secrets of the
runes. As the god of war, poetry, and magic, Odin commands the mighty Valkyries and welcomes fallen
warriors to Valhalla.

Freyja: Goddess of Love, Magic, and War

Freyja, a Vanir goddess, is associated with love, beauty, and fertility—but she is also a warrior and a master
of seidr, a form of Norse magic. She rides a chariot pulled by cats and rules over Fólkvangr, where half of the
slain warriors go after battle. She is deeply connected to wealth, prophecy, and transformation, making her
one of the most powerful figures in Norse mythology.

Loki: The Trickster and Shapeshifter

Loki is a god of chaos, deception, and transformation. Neither fully god nor giant, he walks a path
between order and disorder, often causing trouble but sometimes aiding the gods in unexpected ways. A
master of illusion and shapeshifting, Loki’s actions lead to both the creation of powerful artifacts and the
eventual doom of the gods. His children—Fenrir, Jörmungandr, and Hel—play key roles in Ragnarok,
the end of days.

Tyr: The One-Handed God of Honor and War

Tyr is the god of law, justice, and bravery, known for his selfless sacrifice. He placed his hand in the
jaws of Fenrir, the great wolf, to bind the beast and prevent it from wreaking havoc, losing his hand in
the process. While Odin is a war god of strategy and magic, Tyr represents courage and honor in battle,
making him a revered figure among warriors.!

Thor: The Thunder God and Defender of Midgard

Thor, the son of Odin, is the god of thunder and the protector of both gods and humans. He wields
Mjölnir, his legendary hammer, which he uses to battle giants and protect the cosmos. Unlike Odin’s
mystical and cunning nature, Thor represents strength, loyalty, and courage—qualities that made him a
favorite among the Norse people.

Njord: God of the Sea and Wealth

Njord, a Vanir god, rules over the sea, wind, and prosperity. Sailors and traders call upon him for safe
voyages and abundant wealth. Though he briefly lived among the Aesir after the Aesir-Vanir war, he
longed for his home by the waves. As the father of Freyja and Freyr, he is deeply tied to fertility, peace,
and the natural rhythms of the world.

Hel: Keeper of the Underworld

Hel, the daughter of Loki, reigns over the realm of the dead, where those who die of sickness or old age
reside. Half-living and half-dead in appearance, she is a somber and enigmatic figure, ruling with quiet
authority. Though feared by some, Hel is not evil—she simply ensures the natural order of life and death
remains unbroken.

Freyr: Lord of Fertility, Prosperity, and Peace

Freyr, a Vanir god, is the bringer of abundance, peace, and harmony. As the ruler of sunshine, rain, and
bountiful harvests, he ensures the land thrives and life flourishes. He wields the enchanted sword that
can fight on its own—though he gives it up for love when he falls for the giantess Gerðr. Riding his
golden boar, Gullinbursti, and sailing his magical ship, Skíðblaðnir, Freyr embodies the balance
between strength and gentleness, making him one of the most beloved gods of the Norse world.

What Are Runes? The Ancient Symbols of Norse Wisdom

Runes are more than just letters; they are powerful symbols used for communication, magic, and
divination. The most well-known runic system is the Elder Futhark, consisting of 24 runes, each with its
own meaning. The Norse believed that runes held sacred power, and they were often carved into
weapons, stones, and amulets for protection, guidance, and wisdom.

The Elder Futhark: The Ancient Script of Power and Mystery

The Elder Futhark is the oldest known runic alphabet, consisting of 24 runes,

each carrying deep symbolic meaning. Used by the Germanic tribes between

the 2nd and 8th centuries, these runes were more than just letters

—they were carved into weapons, stones, and amulets

as a means of communication, magic, and divination.

Each rune represents a force of nature, a concept, or a deity,

making the Elder Futhark a bridge between the physical and the spiritual worlds.

Though its original purpose faded over time, its wisdom still echoes through history,

guiding those who seek its hidden truths.

The Younger Futhark: The Runes of the Viking Age

As the Viking Age dawned, the Elder Futhark evolved into the Younger Futhark

—a streamlined runic system with only 16 runes.

Though fewer in number, these runes carried great power,

used by the Norse people for inscriptions, memorials, and magical purposes.

Found on rune stones and artifacts across Scandinavia, the Younger Futhark reflected the shifting
language and culture of the time. While the world changed, the runes remained,

preserving the spirit of the old ways in their sharp, angular forms.

The Legacy of Norse Mythology and Runes Today

Even today, Norse mythology and runes continue to inspire people worldwide. From modern Viking
enthusiasts to those who use runes for meditation and spiritual insight, the ancient wisdom of the Norse
lives on. Whether you seek the wisdom of Odin, the strength of Thor, or the magic of Freyja, their
stories still offer guidance in the modern world.