what god would wear a black cloak and have two ravens with him?

If i remember right, Aries has two ravens with him, not so sure about the black cloak.

Odin. Depending on the lore of the particular tribe, his consort is either Freyja, Frigga or both.

I'm an Asatruar, and I tend to oppose mixing wicca with heathenry, but two ravens are the distinctive sign of Odin. They are called Knowledge and Memory. The germanic peoples admired the wits of the ravens, and if I'm not mistaken didn't consider them an ominous sign, quite the opposite.

The ravens are the good sign of Odin, but Odin also does have two wolves, Ravenous and Greedy, dreaming about which is probably not such a good presage, since they are associated with death and war.

Odin, also know as Wotan or Wodan, or the Allfather, is a Norse god who has 2 pet ravens, Hunin and Munin (sp?)--"thought" and "memory" are the meanings of their names. To dream of them in this context is not a bad omen due to the meaning of their names. You may want to consider posting this q in the Dream Interpretation section as well.

It doesn't appear that Odin has a beef with you. Otherwise, he likely would not have sent Thought and Memory. He would have sent his wolves, Greedy and Ravenous if he has a problem with you, IMO. He could be calling your daughter (or you or someone else in your home) for whatever reason. Pay closer attention to your daughter's dreams as well as your own.

IMO, since I am Heathen/Asatru, I don't believe Wicca and any form of Heathenry can blend. There is no common ground whatsoever. (maybe Odin is calling you/your daughter to Heathenry?) He called me using his ravens. I saw them in my dreams and waking hours.

I don't have to pretend to be a "Vampire" I have a reversible hooded cape which goes down to my feet which is like those worn in Medieval Times it is Black on one side and blood red on the other. I wear mine as a coat. I do not Care what others may think, I like my cape and wear it often.

Odin

On a chalk down, in the south of England, a dark figure stands in the shadows, watching; shrouded in a deathly black cloak, his face hidden by a wide brimmed hat, revealing only one wisdom filled eye and his unkempt grey beard. In his hand he carries an ancient spear, carved with strange angular symbols, (Runes). In the distance, two Wolves bay and a pair of Ravens fly across the face of a full moon above him. He watches with interest the small settlement below, then strides past the gallows on that hillside, and merges into the darkness of the night. To any Anglo-Saxon of that period this description could only of been that of Woden.

All-Father Odin wears a cloak and has 2 ravens accompanying him.

Lady Frigga is his wife.

The Allfather Odin.

answer: that would be Odin from Northern European paganism. The cloak is midnight blue and the ravens are Mind and Memory (their English translations)

Odin - but usually his cloak is dark blue. He has two ravens called 'thought' and 'memory'. He wears a hat that's like a gandalf hat but covers his one missing eye...usually has a long beard and stuff like that - looks old, moves like a young person. Also has two wolves! (I love Norse mythology!)

that would be Odin. very cool , Bast and Pan came to me in a similar way.Unfortunatly im Wiccan and not Asatru soi dont know his consort.

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