I’ve just found the coolest post! The author lists many (if not all) of the places in the Lore where Freya is mentioned. I do love a good bit of scholarship (especially if I’m not the one doing it! I’m too busy as it is.)
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That’s really cool. Given how popular she seems to be I figured there would be more, but I guess she just resonates really well with people in general.
Yes, there’s really not much about Her, or the rest of the Goddesses, that’s survived to this day. We do know that she was an extremely popular goddess back in the day, though. Perhaps because she was a goddess of independent women and sex, she was repressed more thoroughly
by the Christian church.
That would make sense. It makes me a teensy frustrated trying to get a better grasp on her, but I guess I’ll learn. Just feels like I’m a bit slow at it.
Take your time. We all have to come to Her and understand Her in our own time. You may find that doing meditations or journeys to speak with Her are useful.