Nerthus Print

What defines our movement? What is the primary source and impulse that makes us look for our path and move towards our dreams? Everyone carries the most valuable things with themselves. All answers are hidden in ourselves. Only by moving our own way can we come across the questions we need. And the answers ... the answers aren't always that important. The main thing is to throw the grain into the prepared soil and under favorable circumstances it will bear fruit. Njord and Nerthus are mentioned in Germanic and Scandinavian myths. They are either a couple or the exact equivalent of each other, one in a man's guise, the other in a woman's. When I conceived this work, I could not find a model for Njord, a man did not come out for me, all the time I returned to a woman's portrait. When everything worked out with the sketch and I decided to follow my intuition, I came across Nertus on the Internet. Now I have a mythological foundation and I have Nerthus. So the grain will not germinate without soil and water, but if you create the right environment and relax, all requests will come true and the time will come to reap the benefits. Njord's element is water, and Nerthus is earth. Water is the basis of life. Runa Laguz is associated with dreams and with both gods Nerthus and Njord, it forms a stream and leads. Rune Fehu is associated with spiritual and material benefits. Self-awareness and self-identification, knowing oneself through the images of mythological heroes and associating oneself with natural phenomena, at first glance, have a pagan nature. But in fact it gives strength and energy, gives a hint to modern man and helps to reveal the connection between himself and nature. Opens up long-forgotten boundaries, which are more natural for a person than knowing the world through logic. Physical and mathematical concepts and discoveries are indisputably important, but not everyone is given to find themselves through these spheres. Today a new round of revival of intuitive nature is taking place. More and more people are looking for answers in myths and legends, in images of inhuman nature and are happy to plunge into the world of fairy tales and mysticism. Such a person is free because he/she believes in her/himself and his/her identification, understands her/his position in the world, realizes his/her role and the role of nature.