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Sif was the most beautiful of the goddesses, Þōrr's wife, and her hair was like spun gold.
New thought:
Thor embodies the energy of putting in a day of labor
And Sif embodies the coziness and comfort of your home once you return
Sif Prayer
The golden fields that sway in the wind. Like the hair that flows around You. You bless the fields as You move through them.
You are the rays of sunshine, that blankets the fields. You are the gentle rainfall, that sprinkles the crops.
With each step You take, Your blessings make the fields fertile. With each step You take, springs forth the nourishment we need. With each step You take, You ensure we live another season.
Those who honor You by caring for these fields Are blessed and protected by Your hand. But those who would seek to poison it, will feel Your wrath.
You bring growth and renewal to those who plant them. You bring harmony and happiness to those that seek it.
The Goddess of Golden Tresses. Your presence is ever comforting. You protect our fields and keep them fertile. You protect the soil that allows us to cultivate.
In turn, we should respect and honor You. So that we may enjoy our blessings Until our web has ended.
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"How should Sif be periphrased? By calling her Wife of Thor, Mother of Ullr, Fair-Haired Goddess, Co-Wife of Járnsaxa, Mother of Thrúdr."
Snorri Sturluson
Norse mythology and how you worship is mostly just pure vibes I think
For example
As every Lokean knows, there's a theory that, due to his association with fire, and that one funny looking rock, there's a popular theory that he's a hearth god
My view on that was "I get what you're saying, but idk. Doesn't seem right."
But then I hear about the Sif as the hearth goddess theory, and despite the underwhelming amount of information we have to "prove" it, it literally just feels right, so I'm like
"Damn, we have actually nothing to work with, BUT the vibes feel more correct so ig this is what I'm doing"
Gonna start honoring Sif as a hearth goddess in my practice
It's just feels right and here energy is very homey.
Need to learn more about Sif
I know she's associated with grains and there's also a theory she's a hearth goddess
Any Sif worshipers/ devotees out there with good sources?