The Concept of Beauty and Ugliness and Good and Evil in Heathenry
I have a snippet of the last post that didn’t really fit in with the rest of the post, being its own subject. I looked at it and realized that I should probably expand the piece further, so I figured it belonged in a premium piece. This is the snippet in question:
“Medieval people put a lot of stock on good = beautiful and evil = ugly. So, when Loki’s children are born from Angrboda, they’re automatically considered evil because they are arguably terrifying/ugly. Hel has rotting flesh on half of her body, Fenrir is considered terrifying because he’s a gigantic wolf, and Jormandr is, of course, the world serpent.”
Wow, that’s a lot to talk about in one post. Read this premium post and all my other premium posts for just $1.
shit. After banging my head for some time with the current blog platform, I realized I had to upgrade and go with WordPress. It’s sort of my worst dream come true, and much sooner than I expected, but the functionality will make me eventually very happy. 
