VIKING WEB OF WYRD SYMBOL
An ancient Viking symbol reminding all mankind of the concept of Karma i.e. that for every action there is a reaction and “do to others what you would want them to do to you”.
A visual image can make a statement and stir emotions more than a thousand words. Ancient Vikings used the Web of Wyrd, to identify social identity, shared beliefs, personal aspirations and as the ultimate expression of self.
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WEB OF WYRD
An ancient Viking symbol reminding all mankind of the concept of Karma i.e. that for every action there is a reaction and “do to others what you would want them to do to you”.
A modern representation of the Web of Wyrd, the matrix of fate (wyrd) as woven by the Nornir, the fates of Norse legend. The emblem, nine staves arranged in an angular grid, contains all of the shapes of the ancient Viking alphabet letters and therefore all of the past, present, and future possibilities they represent.
The web of wyrd is a reminder that the actions of the past affect the present and that present actions affect the future; all timelines are inextricably interconnected- in a sense, it is a representation of the Tree of Life concept and the principle that what we put into life and into the world directly correlates to what we get out of life and from the world i.e. we reap what we sow in life.
Web of Wyrd meanings:
Everything is connected
Fate
Destiny