Helm of Awe Aegishjalmr Embroidered Patches Molon Labe Live and let live

Live and let live

or the Helm of Awe

The traffic around certain big cities in CA is ranked as the 1st and 3rd worst in the nation

The parallel lines across the image establish a basic middle tone against which the artist silhouettes and overlaps the powerful forms of the four horses and riders—from left to right

Helm of Awe Aegishjalmr Embroidered Patches Molon Labe Live and let livegishjlmur, or the Helm of Awe, is believed to possess powerful qualities of protection against evil or injustice. Warriors would paint the stave on their heads and was used to induce fear in their enemies hearts and prevail in battle. In the Ffnisml poem of the Poetic Edda, the formidable dragon Ffnir uses the stave to defend his treasure from enemies. Looking at the symbol, one can easily imagine eight arms or tridents reaching out from a central