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SKÖLL AND HATI

WHO ARE THEY?

Sköll and Hati, also known as Skól and Hati, are both twin brothers who are wolves in Norse mythology. They are the offspring of the goddess Skadi, who birthed them in vengeance after the murder of her first husband. Sköll and Hati are often depicted as a pair of opposite forces, representing the dichotomy between day and night, light and darkness, and life and death. It is said that if the wolves succeed in catching the sun and the moon, Ragnarok, or the end of the world, will begin.

Hati is the chaser of the moon and is described as being dark and having a flaming tail. Sköll is the chaser of the sun and is described as being bright red in color. The two wolves are said to catch up with their targets once Ragnarok has begun, and bring about the end of the world. In this way, they serve as the symbols of the forces of night and day, light and darkness, life and death.

BASIC INFO:

Appearances: they are said to be massive giant wolves. Sköll is described as all white with yellow glowing eyes, while Hati is described as being black with glowing red eyes. They are often depicted as having sharp fangs and claws and massive jaws filled with hungry teeth. They are said to stalk the sun and moon and to be destined to devour them, thus ushering in the end of the world.

Personalities: Sköll and Hati are often portrayed as having bleak and ominous personalities. They are associated with a gloomy atmosphere and a sense of dread, and they are often depicted as having a ruthless and insatiable hunger. They are forces of chaos and destruction, so they don't often exhibit typical traits like empathy, compassion, or kindness. Instead, they are often portray as being cold and uncaring, with little regard for anything but their own purposes and desires. This could manifest as being sadistic or cruel, being motivated by a desire to tear down and destroy.

Symbols: sun and moon, night and day, twins, wolves, and eclipse

Gods of: the Sun and Moon, chaos, and destruction

Culture: Norse

Plants and trees: rose, lavender, rosemary, honeysuckle, frankincense, myrrh, pine, and mugwort and wolfsbane

Crystals: black tourmaline, obsidian, moonstone, sunstone, silver, gold, amethyst, and rose quartz

Animals: wolves, ravens, and dogs

Incense: pine, frankincense, dragons blood, rose, lavender, myrrh, pine, and mugwort, and patchouli

Colours: red, black, gold, white, grey, and silver

Tarots: Three of Swords, The Moon, and The Sun

Planets: Sun, Moon, Uranus, and Saturn

Days: Sunday, Monday, Saturday, Summer Solstice, full moon, Sköllfest, and Hati-Mas

Parents: Fenrir and Angrboða

Siblings: none except themselves

Partners: none known

Children: none known

MISC:

• Dogs: each associated with dogs in Norse mythology. Hati is referred to as a black dog, while Sköll is depicted as a white dog.

• Sun and moon: Sköll and Hati are the hunters of the sun and moon, respectively. So they are associated with the sun and moon as a part of the natural cycle of day and night.

• Stars: also associated with the star Fenrir because they are said to consume the sun and moon during Ragnarök,

• Wolves: represent strength and unity, as they are known to hunt together in packs. This reflects their connection to the opposite forces of the sun and the moon, and their role as warriors and guardians.

• Hunger and destruction: Sköll and Hati are associated with hunger and destruction, as they chase down the sun and moon to consume them. They are often depicted as being hungry and ravenous, and as representing the hunger and destruction of the universe.

• Siblings: often seen as siblings with a bond of brotherhood and a deep love and loyalty for each other.

• Winter and dark: Sköll and Hati are also associated with the winter season and the dark, as they are often pictured chasing after the sun and moon, which are symbols of light and warmth.

• Night and day: both chase the sun and the moon, respectively, creating a cycle of night and day, representing their roles as destroyers of light.

• Sky and earth: they both represent oppositional forces, being the sky and the earth. this contrast reflects their roles in preserving the balance of the universe and contributing to the cycle of life and destruction.

FACTS ABOUT SKÖLL AND HATI:

• Names: the two wolves are named Sköll and Hati, meaning "deceiver" and "hater" respectively.

• Roles: Sköll and Hati are known for pursuing the sun and moon, and eventually consuming them during Ragnarok.

• Origins: the two wolves Sköll and Hati are born from the giant wolf Fenrir and a giantess named Angrboða.

• Features: Sköll and Hati are said to be the largest of wolves, with teeth the size of swords and bodies that were large enough to fill the sky.

• Relationship: Sköll and Hati are brothers, or are at least closely related.

• Personality: the two wolves are often depicted as ravenous and hungry, with insatiable appetites.

• Connection to Fenrir: they are associated with the wolf Fenrir in Norse mythology, but have a different role and purpose.

• Relationship with the sun and moon: Sköll and Hati are believed to represent the destructive power of darkness and the coming of the night, representing the sun's struggle to survive against the onslaught of night.

HOW TO WORSHIP SKÖLL AND HATI:

• Offerings: making offerings of food, drink, and other items that are significant or have special meaning to you.

• Prayer and meditation: offering prayers, chants, or meditations with the intention of connecting with and honoring Sköll and Hati.

• Rituals: performing rituals, spells, or magic aimed at connecting with their energy or calling upon their presence.

• Research: learning more about their mythology, history, and associated symbols so you can better understand and appreciate them.

• Music and creativity: creating music, poetry, art, and other forms of creativity inspired by and dedicated to Sköll and Hati.

• Learning and self-discovery: seeking knowledge and wisdom through studies and exploration of their mythology, history, and associated symbols.

• Fellowship: joining with others who share a similar devotion or appreciation for Sköll and Hati, discussing beliefs and practices associated with the two wolf Gods.

HOW TO PRAY TO SKÖLL AND HATI:

To begin, you can address Sköll and Hati by name and say something like:

"Great Sköll and Hati, twin wolves of the Underworld, I come to you with reverence and devotion. I pray for your guidance and protection, and I offer this [offering] as a token of my faith and dedication to you."

"Sköll and Hati, I end this prayer with love and admiration for your strength and wisdom. Thank you for your guidance and protection, and may your light shine upon my path."

WHAT ARE SIGNS THAT SKÖLL AND HATI WANT ME TO WORK WITH THEM?

If your request to work with Sköll and Hati has been accepted, here are some signs that you can look for:

• Sudden urge to learn more about them.

• Dreams or visions of the twin wolves or imagery associated with wolves.

• Sudden synchronicities related to the twin wolves.

• Physical sensations of a change in temperature or presence.

• Strange sounds like clinking, howling, or barking.

• Intense feelings of inspiration or creative urge.

• Sudden feelings of connection or interest in them: may feel suddenly find yourself feeling a profound sense of connection or interest in the two wolf Gods. It could be a feeling of being drawn to their energy or imagery, or an unexpected urge to explore their mythology or rituals.

• Coincidences or synchronicities: you may begin to notice unusual signs or patterns in connection with Sköll and Hati, such as seeing their symbols in unexpected places or hearing their names brought up in conversation.

If your requests to work with Sköll and Hati have not been accepted, you may see the following signs:

• Sudden feelings of discomfort or unease after the prayer or ritual.

• Unexpected feelings of doubt or uncertainty about the wolf gods or your desire to work with them.

• A lack of synchronicities or unusual signs related to Sköll and Hati.

• A sense of lack of connection or distance to their imagery or mythology.

• A lack of energy or inspiration related to them.

OFFERINGS:

• Fire.

• Sun or Moon water.

• Incense: frankincense, rose, lavender, myrrh, pine, and mugwort.

• Candles

• Blood

• Food and drinks: meat, fruit, milk, booze (beer, wine, and mead), bread, crackers, biscuits, baked goods, and blood oranges

• Flowers

• Leaves

• Bones

DEVOTIONAL ACTS FOR SKÖLL AND HATI:

• Prayer: offer prayers and affirmations to connect with and honour the twin wolves.

• Meditation: dedicate some time to meditating and seeking guidance and wisdom from Sköll and Hati's presence.

• Offerings: make offerings of food, drinks, and other sacred items in honor of the twin wolves.

• Rituals: perform rituals and spells to honor the twin wolves or to seek their guidance.

• Creativity and self-expression: express your devotion to the twin wolves through creative means, such as drawing/painting images.

• Feasts: creating feast or banquet-style meals and offerings are another popular way to honor and worship the twin wolves. These feasts can involve cooking and preparing a special meal, setting the table with symbols and items that represent the wolf gods, and offering prayers and worship during the meal.

• Research and exploration: spend time learning more about their mythology, symbolism, and associated rituals and practices.

• Fellowship: connect with others who share a devotion or appreciation of the twin wolves, discuss beliefs and rituals, and seek guidance and support from the community.

• Self-reflection and awareness: take some time to reflect on your own thoughts and feelings in connection with the twin wolves. Reflect on your relationships with them and how you can further strengthen the devotion.

IS IT SAFE TO EAT OR DRINK AN OFFERING I GIVE TO THEM?

It is generally not recommended to eat or drink something that has been offered to the twin wolves. Offerings are usually meant as a way to show devotion and respect, not as something that should be consumed. It is possible that some people might consider eating or drinking offerings as a way to connect with the energy or presence of the twin wolves, but it is not a practice that is generally recommended or considered safe.

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