#mimisbrunnr

[kyalia]

The Almighty Johnsons, Mímisbrunnr

[lucianopodes]

O Poço De Mimir Você conhece a origem da expressão: "custou o olho da cara"?? Então leia: Nas profundas raízes de Yggdrasil que se estendem em direção ao reino de Jotunheim, há um poço chamado de Mimisbrunnr e nele se encontra Mimir, o mais sábio dos Deuses. Certa vez, vagando pelas profundezas das raízes de Yggdrasil, Óðinn, chegou em tal poço e viu nele espelhado toda a sabedoria e conhecimento. Decidiu então que daquela água beberia. Se apresentou como Vegtam e pediu ao senhor do poço para beber daquela água. Porém, Mimir, sabendo do valor daquele líquido recusou o pedido. “Somente com uma garantia, beberas da água. E essa garantia é um de seus olhos. “ – Diz Mimir. Assim sem hesitar, Óðinn, aceita a condição e arranca um de seus olhos e o atira no fundo do poço. Em seguida bebe da agua e logo é nutrido da sabedoria de todas as coisas. Agora sábio, Óðinn, sabe da natureza transitória de todas as coisas, inclusive do destino dos Deuses. --- The Pit of Mimir In the deep roots of Yggdrasil that extend towards the kingdom of Jotunheim, there is a well called Mimisbrunnr and in it is found Mimir, the wisest of the Gods. Once, wandering the depths of Yggdrasil's roots, Óðinn, came to such a well and saw in it all wisdom and knowledge mirrored. He then decided that he would drink from that water. He introduced himself as Vegtam and asked the lord of the well to drink that water. However, Mimir, knowing the value of that liquid, refused the request. “Only with a guarantee, will you drink the water. And that guarantee is one of his eyes. “- says Mimir. So without hesitation, Óðinn, accept the condition and pluck one of your eyes and throw it at the bottom of the well. Then he drinks the water and is soon nourished by the wisdom of all things. Now wise, Óðinn, he knows the transitory nature of all things, including the destiny of the Gods. #odin #mimir #Mimisbrunnr #yggdrasil #norrænssiðr #oldnordic #culturanordica #norsepagan #deusesnordicos #northerncultute #norse #norsemythology (em Estrada Da Vida) https://www.instagram.com/p/CdL8tZIu4Dk/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[lucianopodes]

O Poço De Mimir Você conhece a origem da expressão: "custou o olho da cara"?? Então leia: Nas profundas raízes de Yggdrasil que se estendem em direção ao reino de Jotunheim, há um poço chamado de Mimisbrunnr e nele se encontra Mimir, o mais sábio dos Deuses. Certa vez, vagando pelas profundezas das raízes de Yggdrasil, Óðinn, chegou em tal poço e viu nele espelhado toda a sabedoria e conhecimento. Decidiu então que daquela água beberia. Se apresentou como Vegtam e pediu ao senhor do poço para beber daquela água. Porém, Mimir, sabendo do valor daquele líquido recusou o pedido. “Somente com uma garantia, beberas da água. E essa garantia é um de seus olhos. “ – Diz Mimir. Assim sem hesitar, Óðinn, aceita a condição e arranca um de seus olhos e o atira no fundo do poço. Em seguida bebe da agua e logo é nutrido da sabedoria de todas as coisas. Agora sábio, Óðinn, sabe da natureza transitória de todas as coisas, inclusive do destino dos Deuses. --- The Pit of Mimir In the deep roots of Yggdrasil that extend towards the kingdom of Jotunheim, there is a well called Mimisbrunnr and in it is found Mimir, the wisest of the Gods. Once, wandering the depths of Yggdrasil's roots, Óðinn, came to such a well and saw in it all wisdom and knowledge mirrored. He then decided that he would drink from that water. He introduced himself as Vegtam and asked the lord of the well to drink that water. However, Mimir, knowing the value of that liquid, refused the request. “Only with a guarantee, will you drink the water. And that guarantee is one of his eyes. “- says Mimir. So without hesitation, Óðinn, accept the condition and pluck one of your eyes and throw it at the bottom of the well. Then he drinks the water and is soon nourished by the wisdom of all things. Now wise, Óðinn, he knows the transitory nature of all things, including the destiny of the Gods. #odin #mimir #Mimisbrunnr #yggdrasil #norrænssiðr #oldnordic #culturanordica #norsepagan #deusesnordicos #northerncultute #norse #norsemythology (em Iggdrazil) https://www.instagram.com/p/COfWqd0M-4xD4VTmYzSErSScfExFQQ6mzm_3Ug0/?igshid=wme6uwe9l7q4

[aboutnorsemythology]

Mìmir

"The rememberer, the wise one"

Mìmir is an exceptionally wise being and a counselor of the gods.

Mìmir 'home is a well called Mímisbrunnr, (Old Norse Mimir's well". The well is locabeneath one of three roots of the world tree Yggdrasil , a root that passes into the Land of the Frost Jötnar where the primordial plane of Ginnungagap once existed. In addition, the Prose Edda relates that the water of the well contains much wisdom, and that Odin sacrificed one of his eyes to the well in exchange for a drink.

Mimir was killed and beheaded by the Vanir during the Aesir and Vanir war. Upon seeing the severed head, Odin embalmed it with special herbs and chanted magical songs over it to preserve it.

He consulted the head in times of need, and it continued to dispense incomparable advice.

The Vikings thought of him as the being who helped the gods retain the wisdom of ancestral tradition, which served as an invaluable guide for their actions.

@annievvv7 about Mìmir