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Rán Took the Drowned | The Erased Norse Afterlife of the Sea-Dead

In Norse mythology, death by drowning was not chaos, punishment, or chance.
It belonged to Rán, the Norse goddess of the sea.

Before Christianity rewrote the afterlife into fear and moral judgment, Norse belief divided death by cause. Those who drowned did not go to Hel or Valhalla. They were taken by Rán, claimed by the sea, and kept within her domain through her nets.

This video restores erased history by explaining how Norse mythology understood death, fate, and sovereignty at sea. It reveals how Christianity later flattened these systems into a single moral afterlife and removed gods like Rán from cultural memory.

This is not symbolism.
It was structure.
It was law.
It was Norse truth.