Siegfried says in confirmation:
“Then death took not my mother?
Bound in sleep did she lie?”
The mother-imago, which is the symbol of the dying and resurrected libido, is explained by Brunhilde to the hero, as his own will:
“Thyself am I
If blest I be in thy love.”
The great mystery of the Logos entering into the mother for rebirth is proclaimed with the following words by Brunhilde:
“O Siegfried, Siegfried,
Conquering light!
I loved thee ever,