Freya

Freya, a Norse goddess, is a complex character with many different personalities and associations: Beautiful and alluring: Freya is often depicted as a beautiful woman with flaxen hair. She is known for her beauty, but it is not the most important aspect of her role. Gentle and agreeable: Freya is usually portrayed as gentle and agreeable in nature. Greedy and lascivious: Freya is sometimes described as greedy and lascivious. Selective with who she helps: Freya wants to help, but she is selective with who she helps, and they must be worthy. War goddess: Freya is associated with war and death, and receives half of the slain warriors in battle. Goddess of magic and witchcraft: Freya is associated with magic and witchcraft, and is said to have taught witchcraft to the Aesir. Prophecy: Freya is said to have the ability to predict the future, and teaches Odin this magical art. Associated with fertility and abundance: Freya is associated with fertility and abundance. Associated with shamanism: In contemporary sources, Freya is particularly associated with shamanism.