Symbols of Norse God Freyr

Freyr: Symbols to Honor the Norse God of the Land

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About this Course: The God’s Temple

The concept of the Divine Masculine comes from archetypes present in various spiritual traditions, such as Zeus in Greek mythology, the king of gods; Shiva in Hinduism, the “Destroyer”, and even in Christianity, with the idea of ​​a masculine God, the Father.

The Divine Masculine is an energy of creation, alongside the Divine Feminine, symbolizing protection, stability and provision, among many other qualities.

The course is in development and it will include myths, symbols, epithets, worship, correspondences, offerings, invocation and prayers. Explore the mysteries of the Male deities listed below (more to be added soon):

In this course, you’ll explore:

  • Apollo
  • Ares
  • Belenus
  • Eros
  • Hades
  • Horus
  • Odin
 

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  1. @Francisco
    Thank you for sharing your wisdom I’ve been thinking about Norse mythologylogy, and Freyr sems like someone I could work with because I say I love nature and I’m really want to be in tuned with the seasons. He seems to be about peace and the funny thing is is that I just drew a card and it was the ruin of ingaz and I always try to listen to the synchronicity’s! I’m ready to grow!
    Jeannie

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