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What did the Vikings think of the Northern Lights?
Each year, hordes of tourists travel to northern Scandinavia to see the Northern Lights. A millennium ago, despite limited records, it's certain the Vikings were equally fascinated by this celestial display.1 year ago — Culture and religion -
Norse mythology: Svalinn, the shield of legends
Svalinn, said to safeguard the earth from the harsh rays of the sun, stands out as a symbol of protection and resilience, as well as reflecting the Viking appreciation of harmony and balance found in the natural world.2 years ago — Culture and religion
