One-armed God of military valor tyre (Tur) panels

Tyur, Tyr or TIW (Týr, also Ziu) is a one-armed God of military valor, the God of cosmic law and order

Tur - in Norse mythology, the one-armed God of military prowess. Son of Odin and the giant, sister of Gimir. He was considered the God of battle and was one of the twelve major gods in Asgard. Although he had no special abode, he occupied one of the twelve thrones in the great hall in Gladsheim, and he gladly welcomed Bingolive and in Valhalla.

His cult was closely associated with the cult of Odin, and both of them were sacrificed hanged. Probably initially Tyr was the sky God whose powers were later passed on to Odin and the Torah. The magic spear of Odin Gungnir, always hitting the target, could once belong to the Tyur, as evidenced by the custom of the Vikings before the hand-to-hand fight to throw spears behind opponents, as well as the latest archaeological finds of beautifully ornamented copies dedicated to the" wise and bravest God " Tyur.

The tour is usually presented as one-handed, as well As one-eyed. According to legend, he bit it off wolf.
Giant Fenrir wolf did not like the gods and did not trust them. In anticipation of the catch in the proposed gods trial, he put forward the condition that one of the gods put his hand in his mouth while the wolf will be bound. The wolf was sure that none of the gods dared to sacrifice his hand. The wolf was bound by a magic ribbon that he was unable to break.. Powerlessness and rage captured the wolf seeing jubilation of the gods who overcame the enemy. . Everyone laughed at him. All whether? No, the wolf quietly and with dignity stood the brave Tyr. Fenrir clenched his jaw slightly, but God did not make the slightest motion to pull his hand away; then the wolf abruptly closed its mouth, and its terrible fangs compartment Turo brush to the wrist.
Gods breathed a sigh of relief: wolf lost. The sacrifice of Tyr fully redeemed dishonesty jokes, played with Fenrir.

Some modern Curency, fans of the God Tyr, consider the path of God as the service of society and justice. One of them summed up briefly, this approach:
"In fundamental terms, Turanec spiritually involved, always trying to act as correctly, as decently, as fairly, as honestly, with a special emphasis on serving and protecting society and community asatru, and the basic community in which he lives .

chalkboard inscription- " The lame man rides a horse, the handless may drive herds... Better blind than to burn on the pyre!"- talking about extremely explicit and dedication.