Odin's Ravens Norse Myths for Sleep
By Camille EverrestA Journey Through Ancient Norse Tales To Calm Your Mind And Drift Into Restful Sleep, Featuring Odin’s Ravens And The World Tree — 111 MinutesAbout this book
Summary
Follow Odin’s ravens, Huginn and Muninn, as they drift through Norse mythology in a calming sleep story designed to help your mind soften and settle into deep sleep. When Thought and Memory grow tired, they glide over the Nine Worlds and the roots and crown of Yggdrasill, carrying you away from noisy thoughts and into a slow, steady night journey. Float beside them through silver mist at Urðarbrunnr as the Norns work in silence, pause by the still waters of Mímir’s Well, and feel the air quiet near Hræsvelgr at the edge of heaven. Pass Heimdallr’s watch by the dim glow of Bifröst, then rest in the gentle hush of Frigg’s hall, Fensalir, until the ravens return to Odin’s shoulders in a darkened hall. Drawn from the Poetic and Prose Eddas, this bedtime tale may help you unwind while discovering authentic Norse lore.Book information
Genre
Fairy Tales and Folklore, Fantasy
Length
1 hr 45 mins
Publish date
Jan 9, 2026
Language
English
About the Author
Camille Everrest
Table of Contents
1The Hour Before the Ravens Fly
7Near Hræsvelgr at the Edge of the Winds
2When Thought and Memory Unfold Their Wings
8Heimdallr’s Watch Beside the Rainbow Bridge
3Over the Boughs Where Night’s Horse Passes
9Frigg’s Hall in the Evening Mist
4The Quiet at Mímir’s Well
10Huginn Returns to Óðinn’s Shoulder
5By the Norns and the Weaving of Quiet Fates
11When Memory Folds Its Wings
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