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Finding the Oldest Gods

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The Lord of Death

The Lord of Death is not necessarily an alternative form of the Devil, or the Ru...

06 Jun

The Yggdrassil's Secret

The World Tree, the sacred tree of Norse mythology, the Yggdrassil, holds a secr...

01 May

The Hell Hounds of Indo European Myth

Many stories talk of hounds of Hell, from Kerberos to Garmr. Here we look at wha...

01 May

Odin's Self Sacrifice

Some academics and many Christians think that Odin hanging from a tree is a meta...

16 Apr

The Dogs of Death

The Indo European cultures have many stories about dogs turning up when you die....

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