Frigg was a norse goddess of love and fertility. In some regards Frigg was Odins wife. Odin was known as being the “highest, most powerful, wisest of all gods.” All gods came from Odin. Beside him Frigg was the only other to occupy Odins throne. His ring was named “Draupnir” it represented “fruitfulness”. You could see that he was a warrior by being familuar with his weapons. This picture tell’s a tale if you know this era.

Being Odins wife that made her foremost among the Aesir goddesses. These were one race of gods from Asqard, which was built with 12 halls for each of the more dominant Aesir. Frigg was the goddes of marriag, birth, mothering, wisdom, household management, and weaving and spinning.

Frigg was a prophet goddess, but unfortunately that did not help her to save her son who’s only weakness became the death of him, when his brother, who happened to be blind, threw a mistletoe at him, killing him. Lokey was ultimatly responsible for his death as he shapeshifted conning Frigg into telling him what her sons weakness was. 

Women who were unable to concieve sought the blessing of Frigg so that they could have a child. The meaning of her name is “beloved one”. Her father was Fjorgynn, standing for male figure of the earth. She and her husband had 2 sons: Balder and hodr.

She was a wonderful mother and a natural homemaker, which counts as her strengths, her only weakness is not being able to saver her son.

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Her symbol she carries is the raven’s clock. Ravens, Hawks, and Falcons are Friggs sacred birds. Her plants are grass, and mistletoe.

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