#vidarr

Some notes : Svilla named is a combination of the Icelandic word for Evil (illt) and the Icelandic word for black (Svartur). Since Sigyn died by being crushed to death by jormungandr’s tail, her body was so badly damaged that she needed hundred of stitches to look somewhat normal, so that’s why she looks like that in helheim.

Soo I saw the “universalist pagan witch” detail in the about me of your pinned post and I’m curious about what that entails for you? I’m kinda spiritual but I dont associate with any given set of beliefs, but I was researching paganism and a bunch of its variants a few weeks ago so it rlly piqued my interest if you’d be down to yap a bit about it.? Oke bye-

It's pretty straightforward I feel like? I believe in all deities, but I practice pagan witchcraft. My patron is Vidarr from the Norse pantheon but I mostly follow Celtic paganism and consider myself a bard/druid.

I mix it up with several pantheons and offer to the deities I worship when I have something to give them. Vidarr has a statuette of a bluejay I use to represent him and I make somewhat more regular offerings to him.

I should probably give him more offerings, I haven't seen a bluejay or anything bluejay-related in a while, that's how he shows me he's watching.

Poor fenrir and Jormi, it's a little akward meeting family members destined to kill you :,D

I suppose that with ritual silence you can get the same result.

Will ask ChatGPT for insights.

I'm finally back and with a new Norse god! I present to you the second protector of humankind and avenger of gods:

Víðarr, The God of Vengeance

Warrior of Ragnarók, bane of the wolf, avenger of the father and the second, possibly THE strongest of god of the Norse pantheon, Víðarr is also known as the silent god, bearer of the wolf killing sword "Fenrisbani", the pair of gauntlets "Ulfabanahendr" and the pair of boots "Ulfabanafótr", heavy as the realms and said to be one of the heaviest objects in all realms, forged to defeat Fenrir.

Although his immense size (taller than Thor) and not so friendly expression, he's a calm god that likes to spend most of his time on Landvidi, the vast field of fluffy white grass, sleeping to the sound of the breeze.