The term “berserker” has become synonymous with warriors displaying wild and uncontrollable behavior in battle. But where did this term originate, and what does it truly signify in the context of Norse culture?
In the realm of symbols, the female bear stands as a poignant emblem for modern pagan women, wives, and mothers.
The bear paw, often found carved into stones or etched onto weapons, was a symbol of strength, protection, and guidance. It served as a reminder of the bear’s might and the lessons it imparted, guiding warriors in battle and offering protection to the community.