ANGRBODA - Mother of Sorrow | Norse Myth

A witch dwells to the east of Midgard, in the forest called Ironwood: in that wood dwell the troll-women, who are known as Ironwood-Women [járnviðjur]. The old witch bears many giants for sons, and all in the shape of wolves

These lines from the Prose Edda describe a dark and mysterious figure from Norse mythology called Angrboda, or Angrboða. Angrboda is a jötunn or giantess, most famously known for bearing some of the most fearsome monsters in Norse mythology. Her name means something like “bringer of grief” or “bringer of sorrow,” and it’s an appropriate name.

Original music by Dredwin

Intro 00:00
Hati & Sköll 00:47
Angrboða's Three Children 01:23
Jörmungandr 01:50
Fenrir 02:16
Hel 02:40
Odin Deals with Angrboða's Children 03:20
Final Thoughts 06:10

[mathieuleader]

neat did not know she had children without Loki

[ouidsoul]

it’d be cool if you made a video about seshat goddess of all knowledge most likely know as the counter part to Thoth she writes down all ideas of creativity before they’re spoken to life by Thoth

[gooseface]

Where do you find your thumbnail pics? They're stunning art works!

[WilliamThornberg-zrik]

Man Hati and Skoul is sons of Wolf Fenrir 🤨

[Mektek]

Bruh this vid has its information mixed up.

[Armilus]

Both her parents are ice giants not just her mother man I think you were dropped as a child under a missile exploding