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In Norse mythology, there were three Norns who were responsible for creating the course of fate for all beings in the cosmos. No one, even Odin the Allfather, could intervene into what the Norns had decided.

Three Awesome Magical Powers in Norse Mythology

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Norse mythology had many one-of-a-kind weapons as well as many magical powers. This blog post would list out three powers and interesting stories around them: seidr power, not-to-be-hurt power, and shapeshifting power.

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Unbelievable Creation Stories in Norse mythology

Three Unbelievable Creation Stories in Norse Mythology You Might Not Know

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Norse mythology had it that the cosmos was created from the corpse of the first giant of the universe, Loki mothered a horse whose name was Sleipnir later becoming Odin's favourite steed, and Heimdall was born by Nine Sea Maidens and Odin the Allfather.

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Tyr God of Justice and Honor in Norse mythology was the only one who was brave enough to approach Fenrir

Norse God Names Explanation Reveals Their Importance

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In this blog post, we dwell into the meaning of Norse Gods' names. Indeed, each god name carries a meaning that presents either their character or their story.

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What Norse gods did to prevent Ragnarok in Norse mythology?

What Norse Gods Did To Prevent Ragnarok?

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Knowing your fate is never a good thing. In Norse mythology, the Norse gods knew their own fate right from the beginning. They tried many ways to prevent it yet somehow they became the major factors that promoted their demise to happen faster.

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Odin the Allfather in Norse mythology

Draupnir Ring of Odin: Symbol of Kingship and Sacrifice in Funeral

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Draupnir was the name of Odin's ring that could produce eight more rings every nine days. The Draupnir ring was the gift from Loki to Odin. Later, Odin gave his Draupnir ring to his dead son, Baldur the Shining God. So, what was actually the significance of the Draupnir Ring in Norse mythology?

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