In the rich tapestry of shamanic mythology across certain shamanic cultures, one intriguing motif that appears in various forms is the notion of the eight-legged horse. Among these mystical and mythical creatures, one of the most famous and well-known horse is Sleipnir. This is the eight legged horse of the God Odin in Norse mythology. Let's delve into the fascinating world of eight-legged horses and explore their significance in different shamanic cultures and traditions.

Odin is one of the major deities in Norse Mythology. He is considered the “All-Father” and is associated with knowledge, wisdom, poetry, war, divination, magic and Seidr. Learn how to make offerings to him.

A Gyðja is a female priestess, healer, seeress and acted as an oracle in Norse shamanism and Seidr haling practices. The Gyðja was considered an intermediary between humans and the gods/goddesses to bring though healing, blessings and wisdom from the gods to the community. 

Norse Goddess Freyja is associated with love, beauty, fertility, Seidr and magic. By honouring her, you can receive her blessings into your life. Learn how in this article.

According to the old Norse texts of the Prose Edda and the Poetic Edda, Goddess Eir is a very special goddess who is important to Odin. The name Eir means ‘help’ or ‘mercy’ and she is considered to have special healing abilities.

Runes are an ancient alphabet and lettering system of the Germanic languages and were also used as a system of writing by the Norse people and Vikings. These runes were thought to have magical properties and had a sacred significance to the Norse people. Runes were used in special divination, magical practices and for protection.