Category Archives: Norse Mythology

Dísablót

First written October 2019 ~Dísablót~The Dísablót was the blót (sacrificial holiday) which is held in honour of the female spirits or deities called dísir and also the Valkyries, some of the Norse goddesses, the nornir, the landvættir, Landdísir, and a myriad of other female vættir. They are tutelary (guardian) spirits, or spiritual beings. Disir areContinue reading “Dísablót”

Ragnarök – Twilight of the Gods

Sometimes you must begin at the end to understand that in the beginning and in between there are many streams, rivers, branches to explore. The ending of a story is often the beginning of many more. Susie j Folmer, 2022 Terms such as ‘apocalypse’, ‘twilight of the gods’, ‘the doom of the powers’, ‘the fateContinue reading “Ragnarök – Twilight of the Gods”