Introduction to: The Goddess Sunna

[@dahliawolf5315]

Don't you hate when so many modern pagans and wiccans are so hellbent on the sun being a male deity and don't even know about the sun goddesses and don't realize that sun goddesses are actually just as common in pagan cultures as male sun gods?

[@abiainley9137]

I know I'm replying to something posted eons ago, but I read something interesting recently about different society's relationship with the feminine/masculine sun/moon being related to the climate. So where the sun is harsh and strong it's more likely to be seen as masculine, whereas the gentle, soft moon is seen as feminine. When the moon is associated with the harsh cold it's more likely to be seen as masculine and the comforting, soft sun is seen as feminine. Not sure how much backing this has but I thought it was really interesting.

[@renata_of_the_craft]

We still honour Sunna the Goddess, in naming the first day of the week in her name, albeit most people are not aware of this fact.

[@oOIIIMIIIOo]

I recently read about sunday having been the first day of the week.

[@evaashwood1084]

This is quickly becoming one of my favourite channels. Loving all the informative content and the genuine attitude. ☺️ I stay up past my bed time for these.

[@ArithHärger]

I'm so glad to know that! I mean, I don't want to rob you from your resting time, but I'm really happy that you like my videos! :D

[@christabrewster7516]

So this goddess is good for depression. Excellent 👌

[@sarahkelson8386]

After this winter we should all be talking to Sunna.

[@65StarlightBlessings]

Thank you for all your videos great energy 👍🏻☀️🌸Hail Sunna! The light that shows the way

[@WildMen4444]

Hail Sunna!

[@willawolfe174]

You are a really great teacher. I love the way you present the material in your videos. I have had more than one personal revelation while learning more about the society behind the myths, which most other sources have not provided thus far.

[@ArithHärger]

Thank you Willa wolfe, thank you so much, I'm happy to know that ^^

[@gardenuser5361]

this is my favorite video. THANKS. Arith she likes to work with lapis lazuli stones with any blue gemstones.

[@gardenuser5361]

3 lapis lazuli stones:) when u set up an altar to her is an option too.

[@marybrix3044]

I love how you talk about Portugal and Spain, it's so difficult to find information about this region so you are a breath of fresh air. Thank you

[@longtail4711]

I love the sun, but I'm very pale and can't handle the light or the heat either, so I have to love her from the shade.

[@zararodriguez3017]

Please do a video about the moon god.

[@crowsbaneful]

Informative as normal. I stay out of the sun for a few reasons but still have respect for her power. Tack, Arith.

[@ArithHärger]

thank you so much ^^ I've been away for a week in a place where the sun certainly as a lot of power, and I had to hide in the shade most of the time or in my next video I would be red as a tomato

[@ciminimflavatimbs1503]

You have improved your intro so much. And u too have helped me improve. I appreciate the time u put in

[@headbangrdrawer3149]

As always, your videos and knowledge are incredibles. Thanks for sharing with us!!

[@devidaughter7782]

its interesting when you say that the gifts to offer to Sunna are fruits, as this is the gift given by women in the Bihar (and other provinces of eastern India and Nepal) during the 4-day festival of Chhath Puja, which honours Ushas, Goddess of the Dawn, and Surya the Sun God. I haven't seen any authority state the cognate between Sunna and Surya, and it seems that the Nordic cognate of the 'goddess of dawn' is other than Sunna. Would you elaborate on this?

[@josebranquinho5983]

Boa noite, amigo Arith Harger! Parabéns pela bela aula. Abraço.

[@ArithHärger]

obrigado avô campeão! :D

[@josebranquinho5983]

De nada , QUIDÃO neto! Gosto mesmo! Abração.

[@josebranquinho5983]

Meu querido Neto/Quidão ( Arith Harger Artista) Venho desejar-te um feliz aniversário. Que contes muitos com saúde e a melhor das disposições num futuro que espero seja o mais risonho possível sob a proteção divina. Parabéns! ABRAÇÃO

[@ArithHärger]

Obrigado avô! :D um murrinho ou um abraçinho? :P hehe

[@josebranquinho5983]

Um murrinho e um abração. Tu sabes bem como era e... como é! Temos que combinar um próximo encontro c/ todos. Murrinho ! Adeus!

[@elinope4745]

I have listened to unreliable sources claim that the sun was worshipped as Frejya and that this correlated with the Celt God Brigit and that many who traveled saw them as two names for the same goddess. This was erased during the Christianization of Europe.

[@NusaColeman]

Sunna for SOLace

[@marcoslimacerqueira7548]

Ótima aula. Aprendo bastante.

[@josebranquinho5983]

Gosto de te ver e ouvir meu querido neto. Abraço.

[@diannavanadis2896]

It’s funny you mention the 2 seasons because even now in Norway (where I live), my family/friends and I always refer to the colder months as winter from October to May and then from May to August is summer 😅 there is no autumn and spring for us 😂

[@diannavanadis2896]

Well actually maybe the one month of September is autumn lol

[@amandalastudio6863]

Ty for sharing ❤

[@teresafigueiredo]

sim o Sol, a estrela que nos traz luz, vida e ilumina tudo o que sem ele parece triste e sem vida! uma boa interpretação sobre o Astro Rei! A tua descrição desperta-nos a idéia que temos sobre o Sol e o que ele nos ajuda, na criação, na nossa e na existência de todos os seres vivos! As diferentes e possíveis interpretações, são pontos de vista que nos revelam outras culturas e formas de estar na vida, encarar o que parece ser igual para todos de diferentes perspectivas, renova a nossa opinião e o que sentimos!

[@ArithHärger]

és a maior mãe :P agradeço-te muito pelo teu feedback e o teu apoio como sempre ^^

[@timeaesnyx]

Personally, I work nights and when I was directly honoring Lord Helios ( offerings specifically for Him, mentioning Him by name in prayer instead of honoring Him with the "to all the gods" offering) circumstances would force me outside during the day and prevent me from sleeping before work. Have you had similar experiences with Sunna?

[@ravenmorris4229]

Thank you for incredible knowledge.

[@Motivationalwisdomspeech]

Sonna is shining bright

[@luizfellipe3291]

I wonder if the Etruscans and the Germanic people were somehow related. You see... there some noticeable cognates between the two, such as: Sól (sun and other name for Sunna who happens to be godess of the Sun) and like Eis/Eisir (Meaning god/gods) which resembles the word we all know and love Æsir

[@luizfellipe3291]

BTW of course they were related dumbass self. They're both indo-european

[@cranklabexplosion-labcentr8245]

Phoenix Arizona is a test of one’s faith to Sunna 😂

[@jacerandalllewis2616]

I can relate 😂 (East Texas) though we moreso feel the sauna-like humidity, versus the absurdly high degrees

[@oOIIIMIIIOo]

In northern Europe I feel that 30°C is already arizonalike. 😂

[@seanjobst1985]

Did the ancient Lusitanians and Iberians worship the Sun goddess? What were some of the practices?

[@woofinfloof7257]

Aawww Arith, don't be sad!

[@marcosfelipe8766]

Fazendo um blót pra Sól agora mesmo.

[@marcealehelico]

I´ve tinked you was talked about more about sowilo

[@ArithHärger]

I will talk about it on the runes ^^, soon Ansuz first

[@patrickvernon2749]

So the sun was female and the sun-light was male?

[@aithne1457]

Why do you care

[@oOIIIMIIIOo]

The moon is male, a trabant like men are the sidekicks of women.

[@janeslater8004]

The japense and hindu have sun goddess too. And the wordcsun in arabic and italy is feminine but masculine in other countries. Interesting

[@florrie8767]

I thought the earth was female mother earth and sun was male as in sun rays making plants grow for food

[@oOIIIMIIIOo]

The earth is daughter

[@garychynne1377]

i live now. i know enough science to know god is myth. i'm dead against offerings and human sacrifice. irregardless i really enjoy your in depth lectures. the sun is as good as any god. your a good northman arith. thank u for your insights. take care gare

[@vlads.1]

I heard the Sun IS God.. and that its representative of masculinity

[@seanjobst1985]

In the Greco-Roman conception, yes. They had the god Helios and the Roman Sol Invictus, Unconquerable Sun. But among the Germanic and Celtic peoples, the Sun was feminine. However, the Sun's qualities such as shining and brightness, were often regarded as masculine, such as with Balder and Bellenos.

[@gregdavis8645]

hey genius tune the damn guitar!!!

[@daneglance7205]

For the love of the Gods, tune your guitar.

[@brujo_millonario]

It's all a matter of balance, I feel I need Sunna, but too much Sun also burns my very white skin. Disadvantages of our superior race, hahahaha!

[@cozysunq]

my name is Sunna 😄 What a nice video to get to know more about my name, i’m very grateful 🫶🏻

[@oOIIIMIIIOo]

Against depression. Be more concious about the wording, people. As it is said in english: They are spell/ing/s. 😉🙂