Sun mythology

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Greek Gods (thanks to chelidon for Greek help)

I was tired of time passing too fast and decided to stop one year in time with my drawings. My drawings are really personal and resonate with my internal state, struggles, fears, and joys.

Helios' Chariot was driven by Helios the Titan of the Sun. In some legends, he is merely the charioteer, whereas the passenger is Apollo, another, later sun god. Helios, in one myth, lets his son Phaethon drive it. However, Phaethon soon lost control and was killed, making Helios vow to never let anyone else drive the solar chariot.

This post I dedicate to my dear, supportive friend Pagan Star :) Many Blessings my dear The period between Samhain and Yule was often referred by Pagans as “death period” or “dead time”. Not an unjustified statement If You ask me, considering people had seen Samhain as “the end of the year” even prior to Pagan religions, and also they had been observing Winter Solstice as the start of the New Year. Period in between was undefined, dark, often ( weather related ) cruel , with no celebrations…

Apollo: God of many things, including music, poetry, art, oracles, archery, plague, medicine, sun, light, and knowledge.

There are many different sun deities, of many different origins.; every culture has their own that they worship and we encourage you to dig more into them and check them out.