Norse Odin "museum reproduction" Wisdom is in large part

Wisdom is in large part perseverance

[Coville Collection

much like Celtic Kernunnos

An image of sympathetic magic

Goddess of wealth

Norse Odin "museum reproduction" Wisdom is in large partLord of wisdom, death and magic. Odin sacrificed an eye to obtain wisdom, hanged himself for nine days to learn the magical use of runes and suffered death in the underworld. This image shows him wise bearded and one eyed. His stalwart stance reminds us to be strong and seek wisdom. Odin has two ravens, Hugin and Munin (thought and memory); two wolves, Geri and Freki (both meaning greedy); and an eight legged horse, Sleipnir (slippy). He could go into