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2025-02-27T17:16:35Z

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	Ragnarök is survived only by a handful of Gods residing in [[Valhalla]] and two humans, Líf and Lífþrasir. The pair, sometimes confusingly and somewhat disturbingly portrayed as twin siblings, aggressively repopulate the world after riding out the End Times nestled in the ''Hoddmímis holt'', a wood commonly understood to represent the Yggdrasil <ref>The "world tree" around which all else exists.</ref>.		Ragnarök is survived only by a handful of Gods residing in [[Valhalla]] and two humans, Líf and Lífþrasir. The pair, sometimes confusingly and somewhat disturbingly portrayed as twin siblings, aggressively repopulate the world after riding out the End Times nestled in the ''Hoddmímis holt'', a wood commonly understood to represent the Yggdrasil <ref>The "world tree" around which all else exists.</ref>.

	<small><kbd>Ωref#[~~redacted~~] :: ''[https://eternal-september.net/i-antichrist/thor-vs-ragnarok.html Thor vs. Ragnarök].''</kbd></small>		<small><kbd>Ωref#<nowiki>[</nowiki>[[I-Antichrist\|I, Antichrist]]<nowiki>]</nowiki> :: ''[https://eternal-september.net/i-antichrist/thor-vs-ragnarok.html Thor vs. Ragnarök].''</kbd></small>

Aidahosa: /* Ragnarök AKA RagnarøkkrΩ */

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Ragnarök AKA RagnarøkkrΩ

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	Ragnarök is survived only by a handful of Gods residing in [[Valhalla]] and two humans, Líf and Lífþrasir. The pair, sometimes confusingly and somewhat disturbingly portrayed as twin siblings, aggressively repopulate the world after riding out the End Times nestled in the ''Hoddmímis holt'', a wood commonly understood to represent the Yggdrasil <ref>The "world tree" around which all else exists.</ref>.		Ragnarök is survived only by a handful of Gods residing in [[Valhalla]] and two humans, Líf and Lífþrasir. The pair, sometimes confusingly and somewhat disturbingly portrayed as twin siblings, aggressively repopulate the world after riding out the End Times nestled in the ''Hoddmímis holt'', a wood commonly understood to represent the Yggdrasil <ref>The "world tree" around which all else exists.</ref>.

	<small><kbd>~~href~~#[redacted] :: ''[https://eternal-september.net/i-antichrist/thor-vs-ragnarok.html Thor vs. Ragnarök].''</kbd></small>		<small><kbd>Ωref#[redacted] :: ''[https://eternal-september.net/i-antichrist/thor-vs-ragnarok.html Thor vs. Ragnarök].''</kbd></small>

Lmsuarez at 13:30, 15 December 2024

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	~~'''~~Ragnarök AKA Ragnarøkkr ~~[related: Yggdrasil, Líf and Lífþrasir]'''~~ <sup>[https://eternal-september.net/i-antichrist/thor-vs-ragnarok.html Ω]</sup>		==Ragnarök AKA Ragnarøkkr<sup>[https://eternal-september.net/i-antichrist/thor-vs-ragnarok.html Ω]</sup>==
			[related: Yggdrasil, Líf and Lífþrasir]
			----
	Known within the lexicon of Norse mythology as Twilight of the Gods, Ragnarök is a prophesied series of cataclysmic events that lead to the apocalyptic destruction and subsequent rebirth of the world. Ragnarök is oft catalogued alongside other [[error\|Great Catastrophes]], including [[error\|The Great Flood]] and [[error\|Tower of Babel]] in [[Christianity]], The Great Serpent in Mayan mythology, and the Kali Yuga in Hindu cosmology<ref>The Dharma too speaks of the destruction of the universe, though framing it in non-temporal terms as a necessary and natural ebb and flow of perceived something/nothing out of the Emptiness.</ref>.Various pop cultural mythologies present variants of the Ragnarök concept, most notably [[Transformers]] (see: [[death-of-optimus\|Death of Optimus Prime]]), the "Moon Mask" from the ''[[zelda\|Legend of Zelda]]'' franchise, Galarian Darmanitan's Zen Mode from [[pokemon\|Pokémon]], and The Time Spiral Block <ref> A block that introduces the collapse of Dominarian past, present, and future into one chaotic state, triggering the reconstitution of the multiverse. Comparable to hitting "reset" on an NES.</ref> from [[error\|Magick: The Gathering]].		Known within the lexicon of Norse mythology as Twilight of the Gods, Ragnarök is a prophesied series of cataclysmic events that lead to the apocalyptic destruction and subsequent rebirth of the world. Ragnarök is oft catalogued alongside other [[error\|Great Catastrophes]], including [[error\|The Great Flood]] and [[error\|Tower of Babel]] in [[Christianity]], The Great Serpent in Mayan mythology, and the Kali Yuga in Hindu cosmology<ref>The Dharma too speaks of the destruction of the universe, though framing it in non-temporal terms as a necessary and natural ebb and flow of perceived something/nothing out of the Emptiness.</ref>.Various pop cultural mythologies present variants of the Ragnarök concept, most notably [[Transformers]] (see: [[death-of-optimus\|Death of Optimus Prime]]), the "Moon Mask" from the ''[[zelda\|Legend of Zelda]]'' franchise, Galarian Darmanitan's Zen Mode from [[pokemon\|Pokémon]], and The Time Spiral Block <ref> A block that introduces the collapse of Dominarian past, present, and future into one chaotic state, triggering the reconstitution of the multiverse. Comparable to hitting "reset" on an NES.</ref> from [[error\|Magick: The Gathering]].

Lmsuarez at 16:48, 5 December 2024

2024-12-05T16:48:34Z

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	'''Ragnarök AKA Ragnarøkkr [related: Yggdrasil, Líf and Lífþrasir]'''<sup>[https://eternal-september.net/i-antichrist/thor-vs-ragnarok.html Ω]</sup>		'''Ragnarök AKA Ragnarøkkr [related: Yggdrasil, Líf and Lífþrasir]''' <sup>[https://eternal-september.net/i-antichrist/thor-vs-ragnarok.html Ω]</sup>

	Known within the lexicon of Norse mythology as Twilight of the Gods, Ragnarök is a prophesied series of cataclysmic events that lead to the apocalyptic destruction and subsequent rebirth of the world. Ragnarök is oft catalogued alongside other [[error\|Great Catastrophes]], including [[error\|The Great Flood]] and [[error\|Tower of Babel]] in [[Christianity]], The Great Serpent in Mayan mythology, and the Kali Yuga in Hindu cosmology<ref>The Dharma too speaks of the destruction of the universe, though framing it in non-temporal terms as a necessary and natural ebb and flow of perceived something/nothing out of the Emptiness.</ref>.Various pop cultural mythologies present variants of the Ragnarök concept, most notably [[Transformers]] (see: [[death-of-optimus\|Death of Optimus Prime]]), the "Moon Mask" from the ''[[zelda\|Legend of Zelda]]'' franchise, Galarian Darmanitan's Zen Mode from [[pokemon\|Pokémon]], and The Time Spiral Block <ref> A block that introduces the collapse of Dominarian past, present, and future into one chaotic state, triggering the reconstitution of the multiverse. Comparable to hitting "reset" on an NES.</ref> from [[error\|Magick: The Gathering]].		Known within the lexicon of Norse mythology as Twilight of the Gods, Ragnarök is a prophesied series of cataclysmic events that lead to the apocalyptic destruction and subsequent rebirth of the world. Ragnarök is oft catalogued alongside other [[error\|Great Catastrophes]], including [[error\|The Great Flood]] and [[error\|Tower of Babel]] in [[Christianity]], The Great Serpent in Mayan mythology, and the Kali Yuga in Hindu cosmology<ref>The Dharma too speaks of the destruction of the universe, though framing it in non-temporal terms as a necessary and natural ebb and flow of perceived something/nothing out of the Emptiness.</ref>.Various pop cultural mythologies present variants of the Ragnarök concept, most notably [[Transformers]] (see: [[death-of-optimus\|Death of Optimus Prime]]), the "Moon Mask" from the ''[[zelda\|Legend of Zelda]]'' franchise, Galarian Darmanitan's Zen Mode from [[pokemon\|Pokémon]], and The Time Spiral Block <ref> A block that introduces the collapse of Dominarian past, present, and future into one chaotic state, triggering the reconstitution of the multiverse. Comparable to hitting "reset" on an NES.</ref> from [[error\|Magick: The Gathering]].

	Ragnarök is survived only by a handful of Gods residing in [[Valhalla]] and two humans, Líf and Lífþrasir. The pair, sometimes confusingly and somewhat disturbingly portrayed as twin siblings, aggressively repopulate the world after riding out the End Times nestled in the ''Hoddmímis holt'', a wood commonly understood to represent the Yggdrasil <ref>The "world tree" around which all else exists.</ref>.		Ragnarök is survived only by a handful of Gods residing in [[Valhalla]] and two humans, Líf and Lífþrasir. The pair, sometimes confusingly and somewhat disturbingly portrayed as twin siblings, aggressively repopulate the world after riding out the End Times nestled in the ''Hoddmímis holt'', a wood commonly understood to represent the Yggdrasil <ref>The "world tree" around which all else exists.</ref>.

			<small><kbd>href#[redacted] :: ''[https://eternal-september.net/i-antichrist/thor-vs-ragnarok.html Thor vs. Ragnarök].''</kbd></small>

Jackof63trades at 23:32, 14 June 2024

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	'''Ragnarök AKA Ragnarøkkr [related: Yggdrasil, Líf and Lífþrasir]'''		'''Ragnarök AKA Ragnarøkkr [related: Yggdrasil, Líf and Lífþrasir]'''<sup>[https://eternal-september.net/i-antichrist/thor-vs-ragnarok.html Ω]</sup>

	Known within the lexicon of Norse mythology as Twilight of the Gods, Ragnarök is a prophesied series of cataclysmic events that lead to the apocalyptic destruction and subsequent rebirth of the world. Ragnarök is oft catalogued alongside other [[error\|Great Catastrophes]], including [[error\|The Great Flood]] and [[error\|Tower of Babel]] in [[Christianity]], The Great Serpent in Mayan mythology, and the Kali Yuga in Hindu cosmology<ref>The Dharma too speaks of the destruction of the universe, though framing it in non-temporal terms as a necessary and natural ebb and flow of perceived something/nothing out of the Emptiness.</ref>.Various pop cultural mythologies present variants of the Ragnarök concept, most notably [[Transformers]] (see: [[death-of-optimus\|Death of Optimus Prime]]), the "Moon Mask" from the ''[[zelda\|Legend of Zelda]]'' franchise, Galarian Darmanitan's Zen Mode from [[pokemon\|Pokémon]], and The Time Spiral Block <ref> A block that introduces the collapse of Dominarian past, present, and future into one chaotic state, triggering the reconstitution of the multiverse. Comparable to hitting "reset" on an NES.</ref> from [[error\|Magick: The Gathering]].		Known within the lexicon of Norse mythology as Twilight of the Gods, Ragnarök is a prophesied series of cataclysmic events that lead to the apocalyptic destruction and subsequent rebirth of the world. Ragnarök is oft catalogued alongside other [[error\|Great Catastrophes]], including [[error\|The Great Flood]] and [[error\|Tower of Babel]] in [[Christianity]], The Great Serpent in Mayan mythology, and the Kali Yuga in Hindu cosmology<ref>The Dharma too speaks of the destruction of the universe, though framing it in non-temporal terms as a necessary and natural ebb and flow of perceived something/nothing out of the Emptiness.</ref>.Various pop cultural mythologies present variants of the Ragnarök concept, most notably [[Transformers]] (see: [[death-of-optimus\|Death of Optimus Prime]]), the "Moon Mask" from the ''[[zelda\|Legend of Zelda]]'' franchise, Galarian Darmanitan's Zen Mode from [[pokemon\|Pokémon]], and The Time Spiral Block <ref> A block that introduces the collapse of Dominarian past, present, and future into one chaotic state, triggering the reconstitution of the multiverse. Comparable to hitting "reset" on an NES.</ref> from [[error\|Magick: The Gathering]].

	Ragnarök is survived only by a handful of Gods residing in [[Valhalla]] and two humans, Líf and Lífþrasir. The pair, sometimes confusingly and somewhat disturbingly portrayed as twin siblings, aggressively repopulate the world after riding out the End Times nestled in the ''Hoddmímis holt'', a wood commonly understood to represent the Yggdrasil <ref>The "world tree" around which all else exists.</ref>.		Ragnarök is survived only by a handful of Gods residing in [[Valhalla]] and two humans, Líf and Lífþrasir. The pair, sometimes confusingly and somewhat disturbingly portrayed as twin siblings, aggressively repopulate the world after riding out the End Times nestled in the ''Hoddmímis holt'', a wood commonly understood to represent the Yggdrasil <ref>The "world tree" around which all else exists.</ref>.

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'''Ragnarök AKA Ragnarøkkr [related: Yggdrasil, Líf and Lífþrasir]'''

Known within the lexicon of Norse mythology as Twilight of the Gods, Ragnarök is a prophesied series of cataclysmic events that lead to the apocalyptic destruction and subsequent rebirth of the world. Ragnarök is oft catalogued alongside other [[error|Great Catastrophes]], including [[error|The Great Flood]] and [[error|Tower of Babel]] in [[Christianity]], The Great Serpent in Mayan mythology, and the Kali Yuga in Hindu cosmology<ref>The Dharma too speaks of the destruction of the universe, though framing it in non-temporal terms as a necessary and natural ebb and flow of perceived something/nothing out of the Emptiness.</ref>.Various pop cultural mythologies present variants of the Ragnarök concept, most notably [[Transformers]] (see: [[death-of-optimus|Death of Optimus Prime]]), the "Moon Mask" from the ''[[zelda|Legend of Zelda]]'' franchise, Galarian Darmanitan's Zen Mode from [[pokemon|Pokémon]], and The Time Spiral Block <ref> A block that introduces the collapse of Dominarian past, present, and future into one chaotic state, triggering the reconstitution of the multiverse. Comparable to hitting "reset" on an NES.</ref> from [[error|Magick: The Gathering]].

Ragnarök is survived only by a handful of Gods residing in [[Valhalla]] and two humans, Líf and Lífþrasir. The pair, sometimes confusingly and somewhat disturbingly portrayed as twin siblings, aggressively repopulate the world after riding out the End Times nestled in the ''Hoddmímis holt'', a wood commonly understood to represent the Yggdrasil <ref>The "world tree" around which all else exists.</ref>.