Hagalaz

Hagalaz symbolizes the power of winter, associated with snowstorms, hail, and lightning. It urges us to embrace change, seek freedom, and return to true values for further development. While it represents setbacks and challenges, overcoming them promises a brighter future, symbolized by the thaw that brings joy and warmth.

Skadi, the fierce goddess of Norse mythology, embodies the essence of transformation and disruption amidst the frost-kissed peaks. Her tale is one of resilience and vengeance, navigating the icy wilderness with a spirit forged in the fires of upheaval. As she seeks retribution and grapples with loss and betrayal, Skadi's journey reflects the power of transformation amidst chaos, inviting us to embrace change and navigate through turbulent times with strength and determination.

In Norse folklore, the Fylgja is a spirit entity that accompanies a person through their life. The Fylgja symbolizes transformation, appearing as animals like foxes, and reflecting the character of the person they represent. They mark transitions between human and animal forms, as seen in sagas where characters shift into animals during pivotal moments.

Like the fox, the sacred lily plant signifies protection and transformation. The lily is prized for its purity. It served various purposes in ancient practices, including protective amulets and applied as a remedy for burns and infections. Sprit animals, sacred flowers, and a goddess such as Skadi disrupt the norm and alter the course of life with healing power and protection. They embody the transformative power of the Hagalaz rune.