Norse Mythology Baldr - Norse Spirit
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Baldr is a Norse deity whose role in mythology is much disputed. He is referred to in the myths as the most beautiful of all the Aesir and the son of Odin and Frigg. Together with his wife Nanna, he has a son, Forseti. His residence is Breidablik. Baldr is commonly described as the god of justice. The myth of Baldr's death is among the best known in Norse mythology, and it is retold or referenced in several other tales. In the myth, Baldr is killed by an arrow made of mistletoe shot from his brother Hodr. His mother had sworn all the things in the world would never harm him. Only the mistletoe she had found so harmless that she did not think it necessary to swear to it. In Norse mythology, Baldr is presented more as a passive
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