CREATE Heaven and Earth, CREATE HUMANITY

Once upon a time, there was neither heaven above nor earth below. It was all just an endless pit, a misty world in which there was a source of flowing water. There are twelve rivers that flow from there, flowing far away, freezing, and then one layer of ice piled up on another until that deep hole is gradually filled.

To the south of this tattoo shirt misty world is the world of light. A warm wind blew from there, melting the ice. Steam rises up into the air. From this cloud came an Ice Giant named Ymir and his descendants, and also the bull Audhumbla (the original cow named Audhumbla was born from the hoarfrost that evaporated from the Elivaga glaciers of Niflheimr). provide milk as food for that giant. This cow's food is also hoarfrost.

One day he was licking

A rock with salt when he saw a man's hair. On the second day, the whole head appeared. On the third day, the whole body appeared, a beautiful, agile, strong person. This new creature is a god. This god married a giant, and then gave birth to three children named Odin, Vili and Ve. Three brothers join forces to kill the giant Ymir. Ymir's corpse became the earth, the blood into the sea, the bones into the mountains, the hair into the trees, the skull into the sky, and the brain the clouds that brought hail and snow.

The new Odin divides the hours, demarcates day and night, and seasons by setting the sun and moon and assigning orbits to both.

As soon as the sun shone on the earth, the whole world of herbs sprouted. After the gods had created the world, they walked on the beach and realized that there was one thing missing: there was no human being. So the gods chiseled the bare tree into a man, cut the python into a woman, and named them Aske and Embla. New Odin gave them life and souls; Vili gives them reason and emotions. God Ve gave them five senses, appearance and voice. They live on the ground. Those are the ancestors of mankind.

The great naked tree

Ygdrasill is used to support the entire universe. This tree grew from Ymir's body and produced three great roots; one root reaches Asgard (world of the gods), the second reaches Jotunheim (world of giants); the halloween clothing third root feeds to Niffleheim (the dark and cold region). There is a stream flowing beside each tree root. The roots that reach Asgard are carefully tended by the three Norns. These are the three goddesses of fate, the first is called Urdur (past), the second is Verdandi (present) and the third is Skuld (future). The spring in Jotunheim is the source of Ymir's water. There lies hidden wisdom and wisdom. But the stream along the roots of the tree leading to Niffleheim nurtured the viper Nidhogge (meaning darkness). This snake day and night nibbles on tree roots. There were four stags climbing the tree to eat the buds. These four deer represent the four winds. Ymir's body lay on the ground right under the tree. When Ymir stirred to knock the tree away, the ground shook.

Asgard is the name of the abode of the gods, to get to this place you have to cross the Bifrost (rainbow) bridge. Asgard consists of castles of gold and silver, but the most beautiful one is Valhalla, the residence of the chief god Odin.

Sitting on the throne, Odin could see heaven and earth. There are two ravens Hugin (thought) and Munin (memory) always perched on my shoulder. Every day these two crows fly around and come back and tell me everything they see and hear.

Lying at the feet of the god Odin are two wolves Geri and Freki. These two dogs were given all the meat by the god, because the god didn't need food to live, but only needed to drink honey wine. God invented the Runic script, and it was the job of the three Norns to carve the words of fate on a plate of metal. Odin's name is pronounced Woden and the word Wednesday, the fourth day, comes from this Woden name.

FUN IN VALHALLA

Valhalla is the castle of the god Odin, where the god often celebrates the heroes who have died on the battlefield. Ordinary dead people are never invited. The god Odin had the wild boar Schrimnir slaughtered for a feast. This wild boar is characterized by being eaten every morning, but in the evening it returns to its original form. The heroes are invited to drink molasses from the female goat Heidrum. After the party is over, the heroes entertain themselves by fighting. Every day they brought each other to the fields to fight until they cut each other to pieces. It's just their entertainment. When it was time to eat, the wounds healed completely and they happily dragged each other back to Valhalla to eat and drink.