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Goddess of the Home, Creativity, Nurturing, and Life Management
Frigga was a goddess of the pre-Christian people who lived in Northern Europe from Scandinavia to Germany. She is still alive and well - all you have to do is look for her. If you found this lens consider yourself tapped on the shoulder by her. This lens is a collection of hand-picked links and info about her.
This artwork is entitled Frigga Expecting by *MirrorCradle at DeviantArt.
This artwork is entitled Frigga Expecting by *MirrorCradle at DeviantArt.
The Basics About Frigga
- Frigga: Norse Goddess of Love and Marriage
- An introduction to Frigga.
- Frige or Frigga Anglo-Saxon Goddess
- Wóden's wife and the most powerful of the the goddesses, Fríge's primary domain sems to be the household. This domain of hers is not that of the household we think of today however, for Northern European women were fully their husbands equals and often made the most the most vital decisions in household affairs....
- Thoughts About Frigg
- Of Being and Knowledge:Thoughts About Frigg, Nerthus, and Odin by Winifred Hodge
This brief article summarizes a few of my thoughts, personal perceptions and experiences that help to shape my understanding of Frigg, of her relationship to Nerthus and her relations with Odin. - Frigga's Web - A Frithstead For All Heathen Folk
- Frigga's Web is an organization established to honor the goddess Frigga, one of the deities of the religion called Ásatrú, Heathenism, or Germanic/Teutonic Paganism.
Frigga Magic
- Frigga Blot for Protection of Children
- This blot is about protection for women and the home. We will use only one rune in this blot. Berkana Rune. It is very powerful and will act like a magical amulet for you, your children and your home.
Frigga Related Items on Cafepress
Frigga Journal
Price: 11.75 
FRIGGA SPINNING Women's T-Shirt
Price: 18.00
ODIN AND FRIGGA Postcards (Package of 8)
Price: 8.00
Kitchen Witchery and Practical Magick
You don't have to be a Wiccan to be a practical witch.
Some books about using magick the way Frigga would.
Cottage Witchery: Natural Magick for Hearth and Home
Amazon Price: $12.21 (as of 12/16/2009)
Kitchen Witch's Guide to Magickal Tools
Amazon Price: $13.99 (as of 12/16/2009)
Magic House: Practical Magic for a Harmonious Home
Amazon Price: (as of 12/16/2009)
Magical Spells for Your Home: How to Bring Magic into Every Area of Your Life
Amazon Price: (as of 12/16/2009)
The Magical Household: Spells & Rituals for the Home (Llewellyn's Practical Magick Series)
Amazon Price: $9.56 (as of 12/16/2009)
Life Management How-To Links
Pull Yourself Together
Not directly about Frigga, but these are some practical life management tools that I feel are attuned to Frigga's energy.
- 7 Secrets of the Super Organized
- Straight to the point tips for getting organized in both your home and your mind. My favorite concept is one about finding things a home. Very Frigga-like, in my opinion. And it's free!
Blog Posts About Frigga from Google
- Celtic Lady: CHRISTMAS PLANT LORE
- The custom of kissing under the mistletoe came from Norse legend. Frigga, goddess of love and beauty...
- John Vigor's Blog: Poor old Frigga
- Frigga's day. Frigga, the Norse goddess of love and fertility, the wife of Odin, the most powerful o...
- Frigga
- Frigg (sometimes anglicized as Frigga) is a major goddess in Norse paganism, a subset of Germanic pa...
- Christmas Myth-Making « Heathen's Guide Blog
- The Norse were likely the first to record mistletoe as being a ?magical? element. In the Norse m...
Wicca Versus Heathenry
or Aren't All Pagans the Same?
Many people who worship the norse deities belong to a religion known as Asatru or Heathenry. Wiccans are also called by the norse deities. Here is a link to an article about the differences.
Similarities and Differences Between Heathenry and Wicca
Similarities and Differences Between Heathenry and Wicca
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- scarywoodwitch scarywoodwitch Nov 18, 2009 @ 7:21 am
- It does sound like swearing lol....
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- Scarlett Scarlett May 24, 2009 @ 2:30 am
- Yes but in German i is pronounced EE so her name would sound Freegga not Frigga
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- BigGirlBlue BigGirlBlue Sep 11, 2008 @ 2:09 am
- I always feel like I'm swearing when I say her name. ;)
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