The Norse Witch

The Norse Witch Welcome! Guiding seekers through the sacred. 🫴🐦‍⬛.

I'm Revna 🐦‍⬛
Devotee of Freyja 🔮 •Spellwork • Tarot •Mentor • Runes •Fateweaving •Mom •Content Creator
Between bone&fire, I tread the edge where wyrd is shaped and spirits speak.

New Car 🗣🗣I have our little Ole impala now!! Its been years since I've had my own car!!! Her names Bessy and she's a 201...
03/31/2026

New Car 🗣🗣

I have our little Ole impala now!! Its been years since I've had my own car!!! Her names Bessy and she's a 2011 little be**er! She runs great and we'll maintenenced.

About 6-7 years actually!! My 1998 Honda was the last car I had from my cousins Dustin and Tara ✨️✨️

Thankful for this.

An year of blessing is upon us finally! I manifested this life for us through my witchcraft along with spell work and daily devotional acts and within months everything has fallen into place for us finally. 🤰🩷🚗🚗.

Blessed are we. Forever Thankful.
🗣🩷

☀️ Evening Devotional to Sunna Hail to Sunna,Weary yet unwavering rider of the sky,Who has carried the light across the ...
03/30/2026

☀️ Evening Devotional to Sunna

Hail to Sunna,
Weary yet unwavering rider of the sky,
Who has carried the light across the heavens,
And now descends toward rest beyond the horizon.
All day you have fled the wolf Sköll,
Your golden chariot never faltering,
Your light never failing Midgard.
Even in weariness, you fulfilled your wyrd.

🌅At sunset, pause and watch the fading light if you are able.
Let the dimming sky remind you: even the brightest must rest.

Galdr:
“Hail Sunna, gentle waning flame,
You who have given light and life this day.
As you pass beyond the world’s edge,
Carry with you my burdens and my weariness.
Grant me rest without fear,
And the promise of your return at dawn.”

Historical Reflection by Me:
In the Poetic Edda, Sunna’s journey is unending day after day she rides, bound by fate. Yet her setting is not defeat, but part of the sacred cycle. To the Norse, endings were never final, but threads in the great weaving of wyrd.

🫴 Simple Evening Offerings:
Pour out water or milk to the earth at sunset
Sit in silence as the last light fades
Offer thanks for one thing the day has given you

🌀Daily Reflection Question for Journaling if you'd like by Me✨️
What can I release with the setting sun, trusting it will not follow me into tomorrow?

🏞Revna🐦‍⬛

Frjádagr (Friday) is traditionally associated with feminine divine powers in the Germanic world most often linked to Fre...
03/27/2026

Frjádagr (Friday) is traditionally associated with feminine divine powers in the Germanic world most often linked to Freyja, lady of love, fertilty, sorcery (seiðr), and the honored dead. While later sources sometimes blur her with F***g, early poetic and archaeological evidence supports Freyja’s strong ties to beauty, magic, and sovereignty over desire and fate.

🌅 Morning Invocation
At first light, stand facing the rising sun.

Place your hands over your heart or womb space and speak:
“Hail to Freyja, Vanadís,
Lady of the Brísingamen,
Rider of the falcon cloak,
Keeper of seiðr and sacred longing
Walk with me this day.
Let my heart be open, yet guarded,
My beauty radiant, yet rooted in truth.
Guide my desires toward what i worthy,
And strengthen me in love, in will, and in worth.”

🕯️ Traditional Offerings
Amber or gold-toned items (linked to Freyja’s tears in later lore)
Honey, cream, or sweet breads (symbols of fertility and pleasure)
Wildflowers especially meadow blooms
A small act of self-adornment (braiding hair, wearing jewelry)

If possible, place offerings on your altar, outdoors or near a window where sunlight can touch them.

🐗 Sacred Symbols & Acts
Freyja’s associations come through both text and archaeology:
The Brísingamen necklace symbolizes divine beauty and power
The falcon cloak represents transformation and spirit-flight
The boar (Hildisvíni) reflects strength and sacred companionship
Seiðr staffs found in graves suggest women of status practicing ritual magic

A simple act: comb your hair slowly and intentionally, viewing it as a sacred rite of self-honoring something supported by grooming tools found in Viking Age burials.

📜 Reflection by Me ✨️
Though Freyja is not heavily quoted directly like Odin, her presence in poems such as Þrymskviða shows her fierce independence and refusal to be bartered or diminihed.

Ask yourself: and journal if you feel called to!!
Where am I undervaluing my worth?
What desires are truly mine and which are shaped by others?
How can I embody both softness and sovereignty today?

🗣 Closing Galdr
“Freyja, fair and fierce,
Walk beside me through this day.
Let me move in beauty,
Stand in power,
And love without losing myself.”

🏞The Norse Witch

Hail Odin 🐦‍⬛.
03/26/2026

Hail Odin 🐦‍⬛.

Dinner Tonight 🍴✨️Steak Fingers, Mashed Potatoes, Butter and Herb Noodles! What're you having tonight ?! Would you like ...
03/26/2026

Dinner Tonight 🍴✨️

Steak Fingers, Mashed Potatoes, Butter and Herb Noodles!

What're you having tonight ?!

Would you like to see the recipe for these!!📖

03/25/2026
Outside Today at my local grove ✨️🐦‍⬛Offering ✨️ Left as well 🤝Bonus: Raccoon and Deer Tracks 👣
03/25/2026

Outside Today at my local grove ✨️🐦‍⬛

Offering ✨️ Left as well 🤝

Bonus: Raccoon and Deer Tracks 👣

Aries♈️ Honeysuckle  🌼Aries are known to be bold, passionate, fearless, determined, and natural leaders but they’re also...
03/25/2026

Aries♈️ Honeysuckle 🌼
Aries are known to be bold, passionate, fearless, determined, and natural leaders but they’re also; Impulsive, impatient, hot-headed, competitive, and quick-tempered.

Element: Fire 🔥

Ruling Planet: Mars

House: 1st

Colors: 🟥 red, 🟧 orange, 🟡 gold, 🤍 white

Crystals: Carnelian, Red Jasper, Bloodstone, Garnet, Clear Quartz, Tiger’s Eye, Ruby

Uses: Courage, Motivation, Passion, Protection, Vitality, Confidence, New beginnings, Attraction, Strength

Deities associated with honeysuckle: •Ares •Mars •Brigid •Thor •Freya

Honeysuckle, also known as Lonicera, is a sweetly fragrant climbing vine found across many regions of the world. It symbolizes devotion, vitality, fiery attraction, and the sweetness of life earned through action. 🌿

Traditionally associated with binding love and drawing in what the heart desires, honeysuckle carries the vibrant, forward-moving energy that mirrors Aries’ spirit quick to bloom, impossible to ignore, and full of life.

• White: Purity, fresh starts, clarity 🤍
• Yellow: Joy, attraction, confidence 🌼
• Pink: Love, affection, emotional warmth 🌸
• Red: Passion, strength, vitality ❤️

✨ Aries Honeysuckle Fire Tea ☕️
A warming, energizing infusion for courage, motivation, and heart centered action

Ingredients:
• 1 tsp dried honeysuckle flowers 🌼
• 1 tsp hibiscus 🌺
• 1/2 tsp cinnamon 🔥
• 1 tsp rose petals 🌹
• 1 cup hot water ☕
• Honey (optional) 🍯

Instructions:
Bring water to a gentle boil.
Add herbs to a tea infuser or cup.
Pour water over the blend and steep for 5–8 minutes.
Strain if needed, sweeten if desired.
Sip in the morning or before taking action, setting intentions for confidence, courage, and bold new beginnings.

🔥 Magical Tip: Drink at sunrise or before starting something new. Aries energy thrives on action, set one clear intention and move on it immediately after.

Fun Facts ⤵️
• Honeysuckle is most fragrant at night, attracting pollinators like moths
• Traditionally used in folk magic for attraction and binding spells
• Symbolizes devoted love that endures hardship
• Its nectar is naturally sweet and was enjoyed by children for generations
• Associated with the breath of life and vitality

Medical Uses ⤵️
• Anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties
• Supports immune health
• Helps with colds, flu, and sore throat
• Skin healing and soothing
• Detoxifying and cleansing
• Supports digestion
• Can help reduce fevers

🏞The Norse Witch🐦‍⬛

03/25/2026

FYI ✨️✨️🤝🐦‍⬛

Friday:  Frjádagr, The Day of Freyja 🐈‍⬛️Friday in Old Norse is Frjádagr,  commonly understood as “Freyja’s Day.” Across...
03/20/2026

Friday: Frjádagr, The Day of Freyja 🐈‍⬛️

Friday in Old Norse is Frjádagr, commonly understood as “Freyja’s Day.” Across the Germanic world, this day preserved the memory of a powerful goddess of love, fertility, wealth, and battle.
Freyja, of the Vanir, is one of the most complex and widely honored deities in Norse mythology.

🌿 Lady of the Vanir
Freyja is the daughter of Njǫrðr and twin sister of Freyr. After the Æsir-Vanir war, she came to live among the Æsir in Asgard, bringing with her powerful magic and ancient knowledge.
She is described in the Prose Edda (Gylfaginning, ch. 24) as the foremost of the goddesses.
“Freyja er ágætust af ásynjum.”
Translation:
“Freyja is the most renowned of the goddesses.”
🩷 Love, Beauty & Desire
Freyja governs love, sexuality, fertility, and desire
but not in a passive sense. She chooses her lovers. She moves with agency and sovereignty.
Her husband is Óðr, who wanders far from her. In his absence, Freyja weeps tears of red gold (Skáldskaparmál). Some scholars suggest Óðr may be connected etymologically to Óðinn, though this remains debated.

🛡 Chooser of the Slain
Freyja is not only a goddess of love, she is also a goddess of battle.
In Grímnismál (Poetic Edda), it is said that she receives half of those slain in battle in her hall Fólkvangr, while Odin receives the other half in Valhöll.

“Fólkvangr heitir, en þar Freyja ræðr sessa kostum í sal.”
Translation:
“Fólkvangr is called, and there Freyja decides the choice of seats in the hall.”

Her hall, Sessrúmnir, stands wihin Fólkvangr. This reveals her as a sovereign over the honored dead equal in this role to Odin.

Symbols & Sacred Objects
Freyja rides in a chariot drawn by cats. She owns the falcon feather cloak (valshamr) that allows flight between worlds. Her necklace Brísingamen, forged by dwarves, symbolizes beauty, power, and possibly solar or fertility associations.
She is also the foremost practitioner of seiðr, a powerful and sometimes controversial form of magic associated with fate-weaving and trance. According to Ynglinga Saga, she taught seiðr to the Æsir.

Archaeology & Cult
Place names across Scandinavia preserve her memory: Frøya, Frøyland, and others. Though debated among scholars whether Friday refers to Freyja or F***g in some regions, the strong association of the day with a goddess of love and sovereignty remains clear in the Germanic tradition.

Hail Freyja, Lady of Fólkvangr, chooser of the slain and keeper of seiðr.

📜 Sources
Poetic Edda: Grímnismál
Snorri Sturluson, Prose Edda (Gylfaginning, Skáldskaparmál)
Ynglinga Saga
Rudolf Simek, Dictionary of Northern Mythology
H.R. Ellis Davidson, Gods and Myths of Northern Europe

🏞Revna 🩷

03/20/2026

F***gblóma, meaning “F***g’s Blossom,” is inspired by F***g, All Mother and queen of the ásynjur.

As wife of Óðinn and mistress of Fensalir, she is the goddess of foresight, love, sovereignty guardian of hearth, kin, and the unseen threads of fate.

This oil carries her essence as a gift of protection, wisdom, and nurturing grace. It is woven for workings of harmony, family blessing, love, and the deep intuition that F***g is known to bestow.

F***gblóma may also be offered devotionally, to honor her presence and invite her watchful care into home and spirit.

🌸 Use in:

• Spells for love, harmony, and fidelity
• Blessings for family, children, and the hearth
• Workings of foresight and intuition
• Devotional offerings to F***g

🏞Handcrafted and Curated By Revna, Keeper of the Grove.

Mica is optional✨️: All mica used is ethically sourced and skin safe.

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