Who Are Valkyries? | Deep Sea Valkyries

Honoring the Spirit of Courage and Healing

Valkyries have long captured imaginations across cultures, appearing in folklore from the ancient Greeks and Romans to Celtic and Gaelic legends. The most well-known version comes from Norse mythology, where Valkyries were divine warriors who chose the bravest souls fallen in battle and carried them to Valhalla, Odin’s great hall of heroes.

These journeys, though sacred, were taxing on the mind, body, and soul — a symbol of the cost of courage and the endurance of spirit.

Modern Valkyries — Supporting Veterans on Their Healing Voyage

Today, Deep Sea Valkyries continues this ancient spirit of service and passage — not through battle, but through healing, renewal, and transformation.

We are honored to support Veterans and First Responders who embark on their own voyages of recovery. Each retreat and counseling session is designed to help heal what needs attention most:

• Mind: Offering a listening ear, guidance, and emotional support.

• Body: Encouraging physical recovery through scuba diving and the therapeutic sensation of weightlessness.

• Soul: Providing spiritual counseling for those seeking faith-based healing or reflection.

Through these experiences, we aim to provide a complete and holistic path to restoration — just as the Valkyries once guided warriors to peace and honor.

Join the Mission — Support Our Modern Valkyries

To support our Veterans and help them continue their healing journey, please visit our Valkyries Giving Page or contact our Business Operations Manager, Neysa, at voyages@deepseavalkyries.com. Your contribution ensures that today’s heroes find the peace, purpose, and healing they deserve.

Norse Prayer to the Fallen

May the Valkyries welcome you and lead you through Odin’s great battlefield.
May they sing your name with love and fury so that we may hear it rise from the depths of Valhalla and know that you have taken your rightful place at the table of kings.
For great men have fallen — warriors, chieftains, fathers, sons, and friends.