The beautiful goddess of fertility and spring, happiness and love.

Freya was associated with love, sex, lust, beauty, magic, fertility, gold, war and death, making her clearly one of the most powerful Nordic deities.

Like many of the Norse gods, Freya rode in a chariot, but her chariot was pulled by two black cats named Bygul and Trjegul.

While half of the fallen warriors reach Odin, Freyja welcomes the other half - the Valkyries - into her hall, which is called Sessrumnir. The souls remain there until they are called upon to fight again at Ragnarök, the end of the world.

Freya has a cloak with falcon feathers that allows her to fly in the form of a falcon. This cloak is also associated with guest alt transformation, so Freya is considered the goddess of magic and sorcery.
She has also been specifically associated with Seidr magic, a type of magic that involves discerning the course of fate and working within its structure to bring about change by weaving in new events. This was a very feminine form of magic.

Freyja bestowed treasure upon the earth whenever she wept. When their tears hit rocks, they turned into gold; If they fell into the water, they turned to amber.