Norse volva aesthetic

Back in the Viking Age, they had the pre-Christian concept of seidr which associated with creating and changing the course of fate.

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Völva – The Norse Priestess “All witches [völur] are descended from Widening Wolf All transsexual sorcerers [Seiðberendr] from the Tree of Intent All sorcerers [Seiðmennir] from Black Head” (Hyndluljóð, st. Poetic Edda) “Wed to the Wand” – the Völva, a Norse Witch “Then came the völva Gróa there, wife of Aurvandil the Bold. She sang her galðr [spell-songs] over Thor until the piece of stone loosened [from his flesh]. When Thor noticed this, and understood that there was a good hope that she…

From reading the sagas and old accounts told & written down by others we have learned that the Völva was feared by all. In a society where none was guaranteed safety she was always left to wand…

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model: https://www.facebook.com/EmpressNymphica/ The White Witch of the Northland. The Hostess of Pohjola. The Mother of All: Cuckoo. The great old matriarch, grown among Children of Ashes, gained fear and respect ever since she first time proved to carry the Mark of a Shaman as a child. The leucistic white-haired spell-singer, suspected to be a changeling, is a natural talent of balancing between dimensions and being one with nature, like a spirit wearing human skin. But do not let the…

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Völva – The Norse Priestess “All witches [völur] are descended from Widening Wolf All transsexual sorcerers [Seiðberendr] from the Tree of Intent All sorcerers [Seiðmennir] from Black Head” (Hyndluljóð, st. Poetic Edda) “Wed to the Wand” – the Völva, a Norse Witch “Then came the völva Gróa there, wife of Aurvandil the Bold. She sang her galðr [spell-songs] over Thor until the piece of stone loosened [from his flesh]. When Thor noticed this, and understood that there was a good hope that she…

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