05/23/2026
May 23rd Idunn/ Idun
If you've ever wished to retain a youthful body and soul but simultaneously occur the wisdom of age and experience this goddess can do it. For she is the goddess of eternal youth, fertility and abundance. Petition her to stay ever youthful.
Via petition and visualization.
Iðunn (often anglicized as Idunn or Iduna) is the goddess of youth, spring, and rejuvenation. She belongs to the Æsir clan of gods and is married to Bragi, the god of poetry. She appears as a beautiful ever youthful cheerful woman.
Keeper of the Apples: She guards magical fruit (traditionally golden apples) that grant eternal youth. She grads them from people who would use them unwisely. Dwarves and forest giants lust for her fruit.
Vitality Source: Norse gods are not naturally immortal; they must regularly eat her fruit to prevent aging.
The Casket: She stores her precious fruit inside a traditional ash-wood box called an eski. She carries the fruit in case of an emergency, And no matter how many she takes out, same number remains.
Name Meaning: Her name translates from Old Norse to mean "rejuvenator" or "ever young".
The Famous Myth: The Kidnapping of Iðunn
According to the Prose Edda written by Snorri Sturluson, Iðunn is the centerpiece of a major crisis in Asgard:
Loki's Betrayal: The trickster god Loki is captured by the giant Þjazi (Thiassi). To save his own life, Loki promises to lure Iðunn out of the safety of Asgard.
The Abduction: Loki tricks her into a forest by claiming he found even better apples. Þjazi, disguised as a massive eagle, swoops down and kidnaps her, taking her to Jötunheimr.
The Withering Gods: Without access to her magic fruit, the gods rapidly grow grey, wrinkled, and weak.
The Rescue: The desperate gods threaten Loki with death unless he fixes his mess. Borrowing Freyja’s falcon-feather cloak, Loki flies to Jötunheimr, transforms Iðunn into a nut, and flies back with her in his talons.
The Resolution: Þjazi pursues them in eagle form, but the gods set fire to wood shavings on Asgard's walls, burning the giant's wings and killing him. Iðunn is safely restored, and the gods regain their youth.
I feel a pull to her! ❤️❤️❤️
