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 Lesson from Mjolnir hammer and god Thor in Norse mythology

Lesson from Mjolnir Hammer of Thor in Norse Myth

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The Vikings worshipped the Mjolnir hammer of Thor. In Norse mythology, Thor had a hammer which helped him create thunder and lightning. He wielded his hammer to protect his friends and his people. Though the Mjolnir hammer had a shortcoming, Thor coped with it making it become the weapon that the Viking community worshipped.

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3 Ideas of Thor's Tattoos for Thor Worshippers

3 Ideas of Thor's Tattoos for Thor Worshippers

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Thor was among the most powerful gods in Norse mythology. He was the son of Odin and the giantess Jord. Thor wielded his Mjolnir hammer defending the gods and the humanity. He was the symbol of strength, bravery, and generosity.

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Nine Noble Virtues from the Vikings that instruct a healthy lifestyle

The Nine Noble Virtues: 9 Life-Changing Codes Revealed

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Nine Noble Virtues is a set of moral guidelines and life-changing codes for those who need. Scholars extracted the Nine Noble Virtues after studying and researching the major sources of Norse mythology and Viking sagas.

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Ymir the first and the biggest giant in Norse mythology

The Giant in Norse Myth Was Not Really Giant and Cruel

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In Norse mythology, not all of the giants were enormous. And not all of them were the villains in the mythology. The misunderstanding toward the Norse giants took place when the word "Jotun" was translated into "giant".

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Odin the Allfather was the Viking supreme god who was the god of war, death, wisdom, and poetry

Hlidskjalf Odin's Throne: Best Place to Observe Nine Worlds

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Odin had his High Throne Hlidskjalf in Asgard. A Throne for a ruler of a kingdom presented not only his power but also his observation over his world. The High Throne of Odin referred to his power of observation over the Nine Worlds.

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