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Bragí (Brag, Brage, Bragi Boddason inn gamli), The Old, Most Awesome and Foremost of Skalds, and Eloquent Chief of Men and Women, was the epitome of the bardic minstrel. Revered as a Nordic Icelandic god of poetry from around 700 ACE until about 1100 ACE, long bearded Bragí was mentioned in the Prose Edda of Snorri and the Icelandic Codices and portrayed on carvings. As the Viking patron of fluent poetic expressiveness and articulate persuasive inspiration, Bragí held an impressive command of language, as well as, a keen comprehension of the nuances of wisdom inherent in words.
The Best Cup used
for oath drinking during sumble when songs and poems are spoken is often
referred to as Bragí's Cup. His soulmate wife was Idúna, the keeper of the
golden apples of immortality.
The Sacred Site of Hierarch Bragí and the Fifth Ray of Rainbow Healing is the Laurelhurst Park, which is located at SE 39th and Stark in Portland, Oregon, U.S.A. Hierarch Bragí shares this Sacred Site focal point with his soulmate wife Hierarch Idúna, a Hierarch of the Fifth Ray; the Cosmic Benefactor Archangel Co-Chieftain of the Proactive Omniangels, Archangel Ahatriel, an Archangel of the Twelfth Ray of Divine Direction; as well as, a group of Proactive Omniangels, the America Western Proactive Omniangels. Encompassing almost thirty five acres of beautiful landscaping, this Laurelhurst neighborhood community park includes several distinct sections like Firwood Lake and Rhododendron Hill. There is also a children's lawn, a concert grove, broad meadows, a picnic grove, recreational facilities, and a series of paths. The lake provides habitat for ducks, turtles, and thousands of black crappie fish, catfish, and carp.
In February 2001, Laurelhurst Park was the first city park to be named to the National Register of
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