Sól

Sól, or Sunna, is the personification of the sun in Norse and Germanic mythology. Unlike the more commonly known Norse gods such as Thor and Odin, Sol represents a fundamental cosmic force. Each day, she rides her chariot across the sky, chased by the wolf Skoll who seeks to devour her. This eternal chase encapsulates the cycle of day and night, a fundamental aspect of ancient Norse cosmology.

As the sun goddess, Sol symbolises light, warmth, and growth. Her daily journey across the sky represents resilience and hope, teaching us the importance of consistency and perseverance. Her connection with the sun also makes her a figure of enlightenment, both literal and metaphorical, guiding us through darkness and ignorance.