The Dragon Nidhogg

I absolutely love your interpretation of Nidhogg, White, and I agree with you!

That was great info to

Thank you =)

I always love your topics, especially the ones that provoke my mind and cause me to ponder.

Thank you again, White. :) You always provide a lot of keen insight into these things, and I highly value your opinion.

Ditto Personified. ;-)

Personified i have learnt something new today reading this thread !Thanks for adding it .WhiteRav3n i love how you interprete symbols ,stories and ideas so well .Keep the good work ladies i like how my mind also pounces more than enough around you two .We need people like you who have the effect of brainstimulant extra power lol .:)

Ha ha, thanks arte!

I think the concept of Norse dragons is a curious thing. Sometimes there doesn't seem to be any real definition of dragon, or seperation of dragons from serpents, in what I've read. Nidhogg, the Midgard Serpent, and only a few others are really well known and called "dragons". They do, however, mention several snakes and serpents throughout the writing. I would be interested in exploring that aspect a bit if I had more time. I know there isn't a clearly defined sect of Heathenry that solely works with the serpent related deities, but I have seen a few here and there who claim that the Midgard Serpent is their patron. Not sure how I feel about that one though, to be honest.

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