Yule animals

The much requested Yule Cat, everybody🐈‍⬛ But let me highlight one important thing about how we can approach folklore. I strongly believe that we should always look for the core message, and not to dwell on superficial ones, because those are temporary and easily changing. So, today The Yule cat doesn’t necessarily tell us to shop or to use wool (that would be unsuitable for vegans, or just an example of overconsumption if your old clothes are still ok) His core message is: get warm and…

🌲 CHRISTMAS ANIMALS 🌲 In Scandinavia, the Yule goat delivers presents and houses are adorned with straw Yule goat ornaments. This tradition is thought to have its origins with the god Thor, whose chariot was pulled by two goats, Tanngrisnir (Gap-Tooth) and Tanngnjóstr (Tooth-Grinder).

When the Winter Solstice knocks at the door, we hunker down and prepare for the cold days ahead. As does the wildlife. But before we completely go into hibernation, let’s meet some of the Winter Animals, the magical Christmas creatures that share some of our most beloved Yuletide legends and lore. So even when these mystical creatures are hibernating over the Winter, their spirits are still with us…sharing the very essence of the holiday season.

This Icelandic Legend Describes A Giant Yule Cat That Eats Humans Without New Clothes During The Holidays

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The use of candles as a symbol of light and intention during the Winter Solstice can be a powerful way to connect with the spirit of the Yuletide season. Remember, this ritual can be adapted to suit your preferences and beliefs. Yule is a pagan holiday deeply rooted in Winter traditions and the rhythms of Nature. In this article, I’ll explore Yule’s history, meaning, correspondences, and how to celebrate the Yuletide season!

By Minjie Su You know the Christmas Cat, – That cat was enormous. People know not where he came from Nor to what…

Tis the season to get your Yule on!

Winter solstice

Long before Santa charioted his flying steeds across our mythical skies, it was the female reindeer who drew the sleigh of the sun goddess at Winter Solstice. It was when we “Christianized” the pag…

The Yule Cat is a big, scary cat from Icelandic Christmas stories that goes after people who don't get new clothes before Christmas Eve. It is linked to other spooky Icelandic Christmas characters like Grýla and her Yule Lads, making the holiday stories exciting but a little scary. Today, the Yule Cat is still popular in Iceland, showing up in art and stories, and is a cool part of how Iceland celebrates Christmas with a mix of fun and spookiness.

The Julbock or Yule-goat, is made of straw and wrapped in red ribbon. It has a long history in its home country, going back 300 years. Now its job is to guard

Long before Santa charioted his flying steeds across our mythical skies, it was the female reindeer who drew the sleigh of the sun goddess at Winter Solstice. It was when we “Christianized” the pag…