The Æsir gods and goddesses, central to Asatru, embody power, wisdom, and natural forces. Odin, Thor, and Frigg lead this divine group, each overseeing different realms of existence. Odin governs wisdom and magic, while Thor protects with his unmatched strength. Frigg, Odin’s wife, watches over family and home. Other Æsir, like Baldr and Týr, represent light and justice. These deities interact with humans, influencing fate and guiding daily life. Asatru followers honor them through rituals, seeking their strength, protection, and wisdom.
Baldur (pronounced BAHL-dur), sometimes spelled “Balder,” is one of the most beloved gods in Norse mythology. He is often called Baldur the Beautiful or Baldur the Shining, reflecting his association […]
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Týr (pronounced “teer”; Old Norse: Týr, sometimes spelled Tyr) stands as one of the most courageous Norse gods. Known for his wisdom and bravery, He plays a vital role in
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Thor (pronounced “Tor”) stands as one of the most powerful gods among the Æsir. Known as the protector of Asgard and Midgard, he wields a famous hammer, Mjölnir, which is
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Frigg (pronounced “FRIG”), also spelled Frigga, is the queen of the Æsir and wife of Odin. As the goddess of marriage, motherhood, and domesticity, she holds great power over the
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Odin (OH-din), also spelled Óðinn (OH-thin), stands as one of the most influential figures. His name means “fury” or “inspiration.” Alternate spellings include Woden and Wotan. Odin belongs to the
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