Vanir

[Abrigon]

For me, I see the Vanir as another element, much like how some tribes were
a mixture of Germanic and Celtic elements. To me the Aesir was the Germanic
or one Germanic group, and the Vanir was another element, either Germanic
or Celtic or something else?

Since many of the Vanir seem to have been more agricultural and a different
way of things such as war. While the Aesir seemed more into hunting and
war.. At least in the Norse and like areas..

Got to remember the Germanic tribes as we know them was several groups,
tribes and such, we call them Eastern, Western and Northern, yes? They had
much in common but .. each had experienced different things, such as the
Eastern, such as the Goths, had dealt with the Huns and like plains people,
but also Greek and Celtic but also Latin and like peoples..

Wasn't the Tuetones (sp) who was a mixture of Celtic and mostly Germanic
elements?

What ever happened to Tiwaz and like dieties? Replaces by Odim\n/Woden,
while Tyr replaced ...

I know in Celtic myths, many of the dieties and ideals you see in other
related peoples, such as the Fomor - Titans for example, similar? not
always direct but ..

Mike
Alaska


On Mon, Jul 30, 2012 at 12:31 AM, thomasruhm <thomas at ruhm.at> wrote:

> Hello,
>
> because this forum is about culture too you might know about such things.
> I was wondering how the Vanir appear in modern stories, comic books,
> neo-paganism, poetry and everything beside the Edda. Certainly I know it is
> not strictly about the goths but still they are a germanic tribe.
>
> Yours
> Thomas
>
>
>

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