KENAZ

Kenaz symbolizes illumination akin to a torch, shedding light on both physical and spiritual darkness. It represents spiritual enlightenment, knowledge, and the transformative power of fire.

Syn, a Norse goddess, epitomizes a beacon of passion in various contexts. As the guardian of Frigg's hall, she symbolizes unwavering dedication and fervor in protecting what is cherished. In legal matters, Syn embodies the passionate pursuit of justice and the defense of truth, serving as a guiding light for those navigating trials. Her association with locks, doors, and gates further underscores her role as a symbol of impassioned guardianship, offering protection and security to those in need.

Swans are revered creatures associated with the sacred Well of Urd, with nourishes the Yggdrasil. As depicted in the Prose Edda, the water from this well possesses purity so profound that anything it touches turns white, including the original pair of swans and their descendants. Furthermore, Svanhvit, also known as the Swan Cloak, holds significance as an enchanted garment crafted by Odin for the Valkyries that grants them the ability to soar through the skies and become invisible, symbolizing the swan's role as a symbol of opening or revealing hidden aspects.

Cowslip flowers are often dedicated to Freyja and symbolize the pathway to her treasure palace. Cowslip is associated with Freyja, the goddess of love, beauty, and fertility, embodying passion and allure. Cowslip, swans, and Syn all symbolize the of Kenaz and they open paths, and lead the way to hidden places.