In German-Scandinavian mythology, Frіgg is the gоddеss of marriage, love, family hearth, the personification of the feminine in nature, the wife of Odіп, sitting next to him on the throne of Hlidskjalve, from where the divine spouses could survey all nine
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In German-Scandinavian mythology, Frіgg is the gоddеss of marriage, love, family hearth, the personification of the feminine in nature, the wife of Odіп, sitting next to him on the throne of Hlidskjalve, from where the divine spouses could survey all nine worlds.
She has a prophetic gift, she knows the fate of people and gоds, but does not reveal the secrets of the future to anyone.
She is called the wisest of the gоddеssеs and the mother of all ases.She is usually represented as a tall, beautiful and stately woman, adorned with a heron feather headdress, a symbol of silence or forgetfulness. She is dressed in snow-white clothes, at the waist, she wears a golden belt from which hangs a bunch of keys, a distinctive feature of the Old Norse housewife, whose special patroness was Frigg. Often appearing next to her husband, Frigg prefers to live in her own palace - Fensalir, the palace of fog or sea, in which she diligently rotates the spinning wheel, from where a golden thread or long canvases of brightly colored clouds appeared.For this work, she uses a jeweled spinning machine that shines brightly as a constellation in the night. In her palace, this goddess invited only those husbands and wives who led a virtuous life on earth, so that after death they could enjoy each other's company and never be separated again. Frіggа was the gоddеss of conjugal and maternal love and was primarily worshiped by loving married couples and loving, affectionate parents.
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