- mythology.net norse/norse-gods/heimdall/Heimdall sounded his horn to warn the gods! From all corners of all worlds, gods, giants, elves, dwarves and demons met for the final battle on the plain of Vigrid.
- viking.style who-is-heimdall-in-norse-mythology/Heimdall, known as the “watchman of the gods” and the “whitest of the gods,” is one of the Aesir gods of the Norse pantheon.
- wtname.com heimdall/Heimdall is a name with deep roots in Scandinavian and Norse mythology. As a male name, Heimdall is associated with qualities of protection and illumination.
- historycooperative.org heimdall-god/In his role as the watchman, Heimdall does not waver. He was said to possess many abilities, including keen senses and impressive fighting skills.
- godchecker.com norse-mythology/HEIMDALL/Godchecker guide to Heimdall (also known as Gullintani), the Norse Guardian God from Norse mythology. Sentinel God of Light, Security and Surveillance.
- worldhistory.org heimdall/Maybe Heimdall placed his ear there as Odin did with his eye, which implies a connection to the World Tree, in other words with the cosmic order.
- northernpaganism.org shrines/heimdall/about.htmlIn Norse mythology, Heimdall is most often summarized as the Watchman of the Aesir and the Guardian God of the Bifrost (the Rainbow Bridge to Asgard).
- turkcebilgi.com heimdallKısaca: Heimdall, İskandinav mitolojisinde tanrıların ve Midgard ile Asgard arasındaki Bifrost köprüsünün bekçisidir.
- comicvine.gamespot.com heimdall/4005-3508/Heimdall was born gifted with senses so acute that they border on the extrasensory. An Asgardian, he proved himself an extraordinary warrior.
- symbolsage.com heimdall-norse-mythology/Unlike most other deities who are connected with abstract concepts like the sea, the sun, or the earth, Heimdall is the watchful protector of Asgard.