The Wild Hunt Tapestry by Franz von List

Known as the ancient German Wilde Jagd (The Wild Hunt), Wütendes Heer ('Raging Host/army'),the Wild Hunt was lead by Woden (and with other mythologies, other deities associated also with the Underworld/Netherworld including Cain and Gwyn ap Nudd, Celtic Lord of the Netherworld). In Scandinavia, the Wild Hunt was known as Oskoreia, a corruption of Ásgård-reið, and as Oensjaegeren ('Odin's Hunters'). In Celtic lore, Gwyn ap Nudd was depicted as a wild huntsman riding a demonic horse who hunts souls at night along with a pack of white-bodied and red-eared 'dogs of hell'. The lycanthropic and Nightside aspects of the hunt in magical initiation cannot be ignored. The Wild Hunt was a seasonal balance-maintaining cycle of renewal and shadowing forth souls to the place of the hidden (Anglo-Saxon 'hele' or 'helan', Hell or Underworld).

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