Beowulf has always been fascinating, not for the tired prattle of conquering christianity, but for the ancient world that still shines out around abrahamic attempts to bind it to their political reality.
I am reminded it was always Aegir AND Ran, and that Balder's funerary ship had to be towed out by Giantesses.
There is the ancient creation story of Night, and the image that in sacred geometry the reflection of the ineffable is always the Mother of reality.
Ten worlds
In the Wood.
The image of a spiritual power removing armor is found across the spectrum of the lore.
The ancestors saw a great power in the nature of begetting. That such is a feminine power was never lost on them.
Beowulf has always been fascinating, not for the tired prattle of conquering christianity, but for the ancient world that still shines out around abrahamic attempts to bind it to their political reality.
I am reminded it was always Aegir AND Ran, and that Balder's funerary ship had to be towed out by Giantesses.
There is the ancient creation story of Night, and the image that in sacred geometry the reflection of the ineffable is always the Mother of reality.
Ten worlds
In the Wood.
The image of a spiritual power removing armor is found across the spectrum of the lore.
The ancestors saw a great power in the nature of begetting. That such is a feminine power was never lost on them.