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Valknut or heart of the fallen, comes from Valr, warrior, and Knut, knot. In Nordic culture, symbolized by three interlaced triangles, it alludes to the heart of Hrungnir, a giant knocked down by Thor. The best known is the knot of Odinn, and symbolizes its power over the minds of men, remaining these to their fate.
In its shamanic interpretation, it symbolizes the three levels of creation, divided into triads of three worlds each, one world for each vertex of the corresponding triangle.

Heart of my fallen Angel, father, protector, raw wrestler until the end of his days in this world: Eternal devotion.