Battle Asgard

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Rune - Wizard - Gods

As a Norse Rune Wizard, you need to have a good understanding of the functions and powers of the pantheon of Nordic-Germanic Gods and Goddesses. Then you must get their energies inside your Aura so that you can project them into physical reality when you need them.

The Laws of Quantum Physics tell us everything is energy. You are energy. The Runes are energy, the Gods/Goddesses of the North are energy. Our whole Universe and physical reality is energy. We are also told that our inner energy system of who and and what we are is connected to our outer physical reality by our Aura. What energies we carry in our Auras attracts people, places and events to us.

We all exist in two places at the same time. In the Quantum Ocean and in our physical reality (body.) By thinking about, meditating upon and mentally being with the gods/goddesses you actually attract them out of the Quantum Ocean and into your Aura. Take one of the Gods a day to work with. Sit comfortably in your favorite chair and look intently at the print of the particular god you wish to spend the day with. Breathe their energies into your Aura. Then take them mentally with you during the day. Talk to them. Ask them pertinent questions pertaining to their powers and functions. Once a day, REPETITION, REPETITION, REPETITION.

Here is a short description of powers and functions of the Gods and Goddesses that you can use. Odin is the All Father. When he walks Midgard, he usually wears a blue cloak with wide brim hat and long hood. You can have him bring along his two wolves and ravens if you want. You can ask Odin to help you on matters of wisdom, magic, solving problems and creating opportunities. He is also the "stirrer of Inspiration" which is perfect for writers, and artists.

Thor is the Powerful God of Thunder. He is a big powerful god with a red beard and brandishing a hammer. You can confer with Thor about the weather, storms, lightening, electricity, protection and health. He offers protection when you travel.

Tyr, lesser known that the first two mentioned, is non the less, an important God of Battle and Justice. He is a Viking warrior who carries a sword and a spear. He lost his right hand when the Fennris Wolf bit it off. Tyr will bring you justice and victory against your opponents. Invoke him for justice in all legal matters, for truth, victory and success.

Njord is the the God of Nature, coasts, and ships. He likes to be called Orkel (uncle). You can talk to him about prosperity, ships, fishing and travel.

Frey is another God of Nature and horses. He is a strong young man riding a golden boar. He is the the Male God for Love. He will help increase masculinity.

Heimdal is the guardian. He is dazzling and is called the "White God." He guards the Bifrost Bridge to Asgard. Talk to Heimdal to help you build your powers of observation and when crossing over bridges, fords and ferries. He will guard your home as well.

Ull is the Sky God and a master archer. His arrow never misses it's mark. Talk to him about hunting and winter travel.

As a Rune Wizard, you have to have a intimate Relationship with the Norse Gods and their powers. You will need to be able to invoke and project the energies of any one of them any where you desire.. This is an energy and mental world. Not a physical one. Get to mentally know the energies of the Norse Gods.

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A Look at the Hulk Vs Marvel Universe Gods: Hulk Vs Hercules

We've seen the headlines: Hulk vs Superman, Hulk vs Wolverine, Hulk vs the Thing, and, basically, Hulk vs other superheroes. Classics that piqued our imagination. Who's the strongest? Who's the best fighter? Who'll win?

Time and time again the Hulk has proven that he's more than a match to most, if not all, super heroes. But how does he fair against gods? Lucky for us, there are two gods in the Marvel comic book universe, one from Olympus and one from Asgard, who walk among mortals and they've scuffled with the Hulk on a few occassions.

Let's take a look at some of these matchups between Marvel powerhouses:

HULK vs HERCULES

Only a handful of characters symbolize strength. Throughout history, no one is more famous for strength than the Greek demigod, Hercules. His feats of strength, the 12 Labors of Hercules, are passed down from generations to generations. In the Marvel universe, however, Hercules, an immortal from Mt. Olympus, has had to contend with other powerful beings to earn the title of "The Strongest". And he doesn't always win.

Indeed, the Hulk and Hercules have met in various issues with mixed outcomes:

- AVENGERS #267. Comic book fans first saw the Hulk and Hercules battle it out in Avengers No 267. In this issue, Hercules and the Avengers were trapped in limbo by their nemesis, Kang. Upon their first arrival, the Incredible Hulk came out of nowhere to attack the Avengers. Hercules stepped up and delivered a single knockout blow to the Hulk. Puzzled over the quick outcome, after examining the unconscious giant, the Avengers concluded that the Hulk was under a trance which rendered him less of his usual threat. And then the Hulk faded away into thin air. source: The Big DataBase of Comic Books (comics-db.com)

Perhaps Avengers 267 should not count as an encounter, but it nevertheless gave comic book fans a sneak peek of future fights featuring Hulk vs Hercules.

- HULK #316. Many Hulk and Avengers fan still remember the big clash in Hulk No 316 when the Banner-less, rampaging Hulk took on four Avengers, namely Iron Man, Wonder Man, Namor and Hercules. The fight was interrupted by Doc Samson who felt responsible for removing Bruce Banner from the Hulk in the first place. source: LeadersLair.com

- HULK-HERCULES UNLEASHED. If you're a Hulk fan, you'll thoroughly enjoy this one. After the superheroes went missing because of Onslaught, Hercules tried to convince the Hulk, the lone survivor, in helping to find the other heroes. Hulk was not in the mood and a brawl ensued. Hercules was beaten so bad that he would have died had Zeus not intervened to save him.

Hulk and Hercules have scuffled in a handful of other issues. The latest being HULK VS. HERCULES: WHEN TITANS CLASH published on April 2008.

The complete article can be viewed at Planet Comic Book Radio. It includes part two listing Hulk vs Thor with pictures of cover pages and comic strip panels.

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It's only for the PS3 and 360.

Thor: A New Age for Asgard
With these new announcements coming to light, we felt now would be a good time to talk to Fraction and find out a little more about his plans for Thor. Siege still prevented Fraction from going into too many specifics, but he did reveal the the state of Asgard after the event, his thoughts on Ferry, and even a juicy tidbit or two about the return of his creator-owned series Casanova.

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