In Finnish mythology, Louhi — the powerful and mysterious ruler of Pohjola — grows jealous of the light and comfort enjoyed by others. To assert her power and plunge the world into darkness, she steals the Sun and Moon, hiding them away where the land is cold and bleak.When the world is plunged into endless night, heroes from the land of Kalevala set out on a daring quest to recover them. With courage, cunning, and sometimes magical help, they confront Louhi — but not without facing her formidable magic and shifting motives. In some versions, they also attempt to recover fire, which Louhi guards jealously as another source of warmth and life.This dramatic tale is more than an adventure — it’s a myth about the struggle between light and darkness, the power of community and courage, and the deep connection between people and the natural world. It reflects ancient fears of long winters and the joy of the returning light.🔥 Themes: power, transformation, light vs. dark, resilience, and the essential role of myth in explaining the rhythms of nature.Follow us:Fabric of Folklore website Youtube channel Facebook Page Facebook Group Instagram Twitter Linkedin