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  • Folkish Odinism Dorset

prophecy

Norns of Fate make a prophecy for the legendary hero Helgi Hundingsbani;


Night fell on the estate, then came the Norns Those who shaped fate for the Prince; (…) They plied very strongly the strand of fate (…) They prepared the golden threads And fastened it in the middle under the moon’s hall East and west they concealed its ends, The prince possessed all the lands between; Neri’s kinswoman to the north Threw one fastening; she said it would hold forever




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