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A note on this entry No native Norse planetary rulership exists: the planetary correspondence is the interpretatio romana / weekday reading (Mercury = Odinn, Jupiter = Thor, Mars = Tyr, Venus = Freyja/Frigg, Sun = Sol, Moon = Mani), not an ancient Norse attribution.
Alternate Names Allfather The Wanderer One-Eyed God
Gender Expression Masculine
Titles Allfather The Wanderer Lord of the Hanged Master of Runes The One-Eyed God of War and Wisdom
Domain Wisdom War Death Poetry Magic Runes Sacrifice for knowledge Shapeshifting Correspondences Scents Sandalwood Pine Cedar
Animals Raven Wolf Horse sleipnir
Sacred Timing Hours Midnight Mercury hours
Offerings Mead Poetry Acts of seeking wisdom Sacrifice for knowledge Feeding ravens Writing runes Invocation Approach Tone Respect for harsh teacher
Address Allfather Wanderer One-Eyed
Relationship Demanding teacher of wisdom through sacrifice
Warning Will demand sacrifice for knowledge given
Resonance Seekers willing to pay price for wisdom
Symbols Valknut Ravens hugin munin Spear gungnir Eight legged horse One eye Mythology Summary Norse god who sacrificed his eye for wisdom, hung on Yggdrasil nine nights to gain runes. God of war, death, poetry, magic. Gathers einherjar in Valhalla. Wanderer in disguise seeking knowledge. Willing to sacrifice anything for wisdom.
Modern Practice Patron of seekers, poets, magicians, warriors. Invoked for wisdom work, rune magic, sacrifice for knowledge. Teaches that wisdom requires price, poetry as magic, death as teacher.
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Every entry that names Odin , grouped by the system it comes from.