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Guðrún Kristín Magnúsdóttir

Guðrún Kristín Magnúsdóttir, born 27 September 1939, is an Icelandic author, researcher and artist. Author of more than 130 books, 600 educational videos on youtube and founder of the Óðsmál research project.  The  Óðsmál research is on the theosophy and allegory in the ancient Old-Norse culture. The Icelandic Ministry of Education, Science and Culture and Hagthenkir, The Association of Educational Writers in Iceland, funded the Óðsmál series. Guðrún completed The Commercial College in Iceland in 1962, and graduated from The Icelandic Art Academy in 1973. She studied pedagogy at the University of Iceland, and followed distant education at Maharishi University of Management in Science of Consciousness, and in Physics.  Her passion is etymology, in order to regain the original meaning of names and terms, and decipher the allegory hidden under the surface.
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Research paper thumbnail of The Application of International Standards and Creative Projects in the Formation of Legal Awareness
The article suggests the means and ways influencing the legal conscience of various states and co... moreThe article suggests the means and ways influencing the legal conscience of various states and communities’ representatives in the field of legal relations in foreign countries. The purpose of the study is to identify common features of law protection measures in the field of rulemaking and public morality for building a strategy for the formation of a sustainable legal awareness and sense of justice. Methods and materials: intersubjective approach and using methods of document analysis, including posted online legal acts, training materials, and mass media; classification, generalization and synthesis. Results: on the one hand, the formation of legal awareness must base on the level of existing knowledge and the target audience (depending on such parameters as age or profession). On the other hand, it is necessary to cover all available groups of means from traditional (books, radio, direct communication and art exhibitions) to the most modern ones (computer tests and quizzes, Inte...
Research paper thumbnail of Syn, Glasir, Valhöll, einherjar
Við aettum að saekja uppá við í hið háleitasta, ekki staðna í blindu
Research paper thumbnail of Marbendill and Nykur
Nykur and marbendill are Icelandic and Irish folklore characters. - Could they be symbolic fo... moreNykur and marbendill are Icelandic and Irish folklore characters.
  -  Could they be symbolic for transcending thought and space-time, hanga á vingameiði, show up to the feast at Ægis??
In Heathenry there is symbolic language and allegory all along.
Our forefathers try to explain pure spirituality contained in Heathenry.
Do we yet understand ?
Research paper thumbnail of Valhöll and Bifröst - The Purpose and Goal of Human Life-Spans
Óðsmál can teach thee how to lay the bridge Bifröst. The material is free of charge for every hu... moreÓðsmál can teach thee how to lay the bridge Bifröst.  The material is free of charge for every human being.  We only have to know where to find it. The bridge leads to Valhöll, the enlightenment of a man fully alive.  This is the purpose and goal of human lifespans.  We should know what Óðsmál conveys, some things you may hear for the first time, but know they are of utmost importance for us humans
Research paper thumbnail of Urður Verðandi Skuld - Free Will and Our Responsibility
Urður Verðandi Skuld are not weaving, they are a law of nature. Do we understand what that means?... moreUrður Verðandi Skuld are not weaving, they are a law of nature. Do we understand what that means?  Can man have free will when there is a pre-determined cosmic plan.  Yes we can. Learn how.
Research paper thumbnail of Norse Mythology: tröll jötnar þursar - not “giants“ at all ! Which is what?
We should understand the meaning of terms and names in our Norse mythology. Names convey half th... moreWe should understand the meaning of terms and names in our Norse mythology.  Names convey half the story. Óðinn has many names in context to the message of the myth / poem. 
We should understand the meaning of terms tröll, and jötnar, and þursar, so to know their roles in our lives.
Reading manuscripts is a tricky thing, there are many traps. As a funny example, misreading þursa-meyjar III for þursa-megir III. 
Óðinn gives meat to his dogs, Geri and Freki, what is that meat?
Who are the world’s first famous drag-queens?
Research paper thumbnail of Theosophy in Forni Siður (/our ancient tradition)
Now is the time, to understand anew our forefathers’ profound wisdom and pure theosophy. Note, th... moreNow is the time, to understand anew our forefathers’ profound wisdom and pure theosophy. Note, that theocracy, (“god-power”, a tool for dominance) is not the same as theosophy, divine wisdom for man’s spiritual evolution.
See here theosophical quotations in our forni siður (our ancient tradition).
Einherjar in Valhöll - fully alive - wage peace in consciousness (The Maharishi Effect). A phenomenon we should understand.
Research paper thumbnail of Our Names of Days - why this order? - Is Óðinn originally a Female Deity?
Have we ever thought of why this order of the weekdays: Sun, Moon, Týr, Óðinn, Þór, Freyja, Loki?... moreHave we ever thought of why this order of the weekdays: Sun, Moon, Týr, Óðinn, Þór, Freyja, Loki? Did we know that Óðinn might be, originally, a female deity?  Do we know that days have qualities? Do we know that our gods relate to the human brain?
Research paper thumbnail of Mother Nature and Mother Earth; Why “Mother”?
Do we know that Mother Nature is but flickering Gungnir? Not for real? Has man lost due reverence... moreDo we know that Mother Nature is but flickering Gungnir? Not for real? Has man lost due reverence to our Mother Earth? Shall we amend our behavior and go back to Heathen compassion and Heathen philosophy?
Research paper thumbnail of Cycles, yule, Baldur sungod, Mundilfari, mandala Helia, BigBang/Ymir-ragnarök, Óðinn as Sveðjandi
Cycles in Norse Mythology are not mere circles, they are evolutionary cycles. It is interesting t... moreCycles in Norse Mythology are not mere circles, they are evolutionary cycles. It is interesting to see how many cycles we live in.

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