in Norse mythology, the high hall or palace where righteous souls reside after death, corresponding to heaven in other traditions.
From Old Norse 'Glathsheimr' or 'Glaðheimr,' from 'glað' (glad, smooth, pleasant) plus 'heimr' (home, realm). A major location in Norse afterlife cosmology.
In Norse mythology, Glathsheim is where the good people go, but it's not flashy or ornate—it's described as a smooth, pleasant place, showing Norse practicality even in the afterlife!
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