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Brynhilde (Brynhild, Brunhilde, Brünnehilde) was a Norse Germanic, valkyrie goddess who had silver protective armour, a shield of truth, a spear of power, and a headdress of spiritual light feathers. She was called "Beautiful Golden Haired Sleeper", "Descending Spiritual Light Goddess", and "Shield Maiden of Truth". Brynhilde frequently shapeshifted into the semblance of a swan as a means of camouflage. The Germanic peoples needed the "grace" of the goddess grail energies anchored once again in their culture and in the landscape. After Brynhilde accepted the mission and agreed to mate with the most worthy of grail knight, spiritual warriors. She was placed in sleep stasis, where she could only be awakened by the kiss of true love, on a rock deep inside the forest, surrounded by a ring of magical threshold flames. Siegfried (Sigurdhr, Sigurd, Fĺvnesbane) was a Norse Germanic, hero god who had a sword named "Gram" given to his lineage by Odin and a horse named "Grani" who was the son of the magical steed Sleipnir.
He was called "Germanic
Grail Knight", "Bird Speak Dragonslayer Shaman", and "Handsome Hunter
Horsemaster". Siegfried frequently shapeshifted into the semblance of a
wolf as a means of tracking.
The smith Regin, his foster father, asked Siegfried to slay Fafnir, Regin's brother who had shapeshifted into the form of a dragon, so that he might obtain the treasure he guarded. Shortly after vanquishing Fafnir, some Bluejays told Siegfried about a breathtaking beautiful maiden, all dressed in white, asleep on a rock deep within the woods, surrounded by an impenetrable magical fire. Aflame with the inspiration of heartfelt love, Siegfried was able to pass the Grail Knight tests and awaken Brynhilde with a kiss. When unbeknownst to him, Siegfried gave her a cursed ring from the dragon's treasure hoard to plight their troth, he doomed both their potential Grail Marriage and the return of the Goddess energies to the land for that cycle of time.
Despite their abiding
love for one another, both of them wound up married to others. Siegfried to
Gudrun and Brynhilde to Gunnar. Recently reunited in a Grail Marriage, Siegfried
and Brynhilde want to restore the Grail Goddess Energies to the Pan-Celtic,
Gallic, Germanic, and Norse Lemurian lineage descendants.
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