And about working with them because what I read is that Fenrir is not as bad as in the mythology
Did you try the search, we have a few posts about Fenrir?
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Sköll is one of Fenrirs children-the other being Hati. In norse myth they chase the sun and moon personified in the deities Manà and Sol.
In Ragnarök, the two devour the sun and moon.
While Fenrir would slaughter Odin and bring twilight to the gods. Ragnarök is a cycle, its never the ending, merely the beginning.
Fenrir is said to have the rule of shadow:
Accept all parts of yourself, even the darker ones.
In my experience with Fenrir, he is destruction incarnate. You have to be ready to face him and to face what it means to be destroyed.
Last I visited him on his island, with one bark he shattered my astral ribs. You have to learn how to accept what I would call “the beast inside”-your own angers and base instinctual emotions instead of letting it control you
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Yes but most are about physical shapeshifting and God self and not really about the awnsers I’m looking for
What answers are you looking for.then?
More like what is it like working with him. What were you’re experiences working with him. What has changed after working with him And what is he like those kind of things
It’s mostly shadow-work with Fenrir. He teaches the rule of shadow-accept all parts of yourself, even the darker ones. He was always fatherly and kind to me but extremely poweful energywise’-As I stated before, one bark from him on the isle of Lyngvi was able yo shatter my astral ribs and I felt pain in my energy for the next couple of days.
You could theoretically petition fenrir and ask him to help you with baneful magick as destruction is his forte