Fall asleep to the complete story of Freyja, the Norse goddess of love, gold, and gentle magic, told slowly as a calm mythology sleep story for grown ups. This is a long, soothing Norse bedtime story narrated in a quiet voice for deep relaxation, insomnia relief, and a peaceful night of rest.
Tonight we travel to the cold north of the old world, to the golden halls of Asgard and the green fields of the Vanir, and follow Freyja through the whole of her slow and quiet story: the war of the gods and the long peace, her hall of many seats, the necklace Brisingamen wrought by the dwarves, her wandering husband Od and her tears that fell as red gold and amber, the gentle magic of seid, and the giants who were always, in the end, outwitted.
Ideal as a bedtime story for adults, Norse mythology told slowly, or calm mythology for sleep, study, and relaxation. If sleep comes before the end, let it come.
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