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Frigga
There is a woman who weaves in the sky
See how She spins, see Her finger fly
She's been before us from beginning to end
She is our mother, lover and friend
She is the weaver and we are the web
She is the needle and we are the thread.
- from "Changing Woman", Adele Getty
* Frigga the Fair Rhonda Turner
* Frigga
Diana Paxson
* Toast to Frigga Gary
Penzler
* Fensalir
Song Diana Paxson
* Invocation
Jenny Blain
* High
Wife Robin Herne
* Sweet
Frigga Jackie Hannigan
*
An Invitation For
Frigga Larisa C Hunter
* Frigg
J.Verhelst
* Hymn to Frigg Michaela Macha
* A Picture of
Frigg Birgitta Jonsdottir
* Frigga´s Wait Matilda
Marks
* Call to Frigg, Mother of
the Folk Winifred Rose
* Call to Frigg, the
Silent Knower Winifred Rose
* A Father´s
Call to Frigga Matt Leonard
* Frige Boast Winifred Rose
* Frigga's
Mirror Michael Schütz
* Frigga the
Mother Michael Schütz
* Frigga
See Us Jackie Hannigan
* Frigga Hilary
Ayer
* Frigga
Heather Demarest
* The Gods´ Own Twilight
Matilda Marks
* The Lady Alexa Duir
* Frige´s Prayer / Frigebed
Swain
Wodening Canote
* Housework Prayer
Anonymous
* The Oath
Analemma
McKee-Schwenke
* Lady of
the Hearth Hazel-Kate Dooley
* Is that
hoofbeats I hear? Hazel-Kate Dooley
* Frigga Chant
Larisa C Hunter
*
Frigga Prayer (Friges Bed)
Swain Wodening
* Linen Dance
Analemma McKee-Schwenke
*
Chant to Frigga
Hoen Falker
* Fensalir in Winter
Hilary Ayer
* Frigga Spinning
Larisa C Hunter
* Invocation to Frigga
Pagan Book of Hours
* An Offering to
Frigga Larisa C Hunter
* Hymn to Frigg I
Rebecca Buchanan
* Hymn to Frigg II
Rebecca Buchanan
* Prayer to Frigg I
Rebecca Buchanan
*
Frigga, My Friend
Larisa C Hunter
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Image: "Frigga", © Giovanni Casselli. Used with permission.
