Sunna
Sunna is the Norse sun, who drives the chariot of the day ahead of the wolf Skoll and does not stop until the world ends. She is the light as a daily act of endurance rather than a throne.
No native Norse planetary rulership exists: the planetary correspondence is the interpretatio romana / weekday reading (Mercury=Odinn, Jupiter=Thor, Mars=Tyr, Venus=Freyja/Frigg, Sun=Sol, Moon=Mani), not an ancient Norse attribution.
Correspondences
- Planetary Correspondence
- Sun
- Elemental Correspondence
- Fire
- Zodiac Affinity
- LeoAriesSagittarius
Offerings
- Offerings
- FireWineIncenseMeat
Sacred timing
Symbols and forms
- Alternate Names
- SolSunna the Bright
- Gender Expression
- Feminine
- Titles
- The SunLady of the DayDriver of the Chariot
- Symbols
- FlameSpear
Practice
- Invocation Approach
- ToneBright swiftAddressSunnaThe BrightLady of the DayRelationshipThe sun who is chased and does not stopWarningThe wolf is always behind her and she does not turn aroundResonanceThose seeking light and the courage to keep moving
- Modern Practice
Sunna is greeted at sunrise and at the winter solstice. Her practice is simple and daily: be up, be moving, and let the light do its work.
Nature and meaning
- Domain
- The sunThe dayLightTimeWarmthProtection from wolves
- Mythology Summary
Sunna is the Norse sun, who drives the chariot of the day ahead of the wolf Skoll and does not stop until the world ends. She is the light as a daily act of endurance rather than a throne.
Details
- Correspondences
- ColorsRedGoldOrangeScentsFrankincenseCinnamonDragons bloodMetalsGoldBrassAnimalsHorseEagleRooster
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