Álfar, Dísir and Landvaettir (Norse)

In Norse Heathenry, while the Gods are essential and popular aspect, Norse belief also features another different important beings - which are somewhat closer to human life - that make up a considerable part of Norse religious life. Live in the harsh cold of the North, relied on nature and one's own community to survive, establish a healthy connection to the land, to the patrons and protective departed ancestor was a significant practice.

Álfar
(aka Elves)

The Álfar are acciociated with fertility, magic, fate, healing and prosperity.They are closely related with two goddesses, Freyr and Freyja, as Freyr is the God of peace and welfare while Freyja are Goddess of fertility, love and magic. We often find them live in a certain area in forest, a stone or a hill. Properly treat them with care and respect and your next harvest will be bountiful and abundant, good luck will flock to your home. There were also mentions of them being asked for aid Many people believes they are the male ancestor. Mythology sources portray them as some sort of minor gods: They were described as beautiful, handsome and miraculous, even being compared to the Sun (the Álfröðull kenning for the Solar) another sources gives us a more grey picture of them: bringer of wealth and healer, but also seductress and cause of misery.