Thanks to movies, most people picture Thor as a blond, muscle-bound warrior wielding a massive hammer 
—and hey, that’s not a bad image! But the Thor of Norse mythology doesn’t quite match the comic book version.
—and hey, that’s not a bad image! But the Thor of Norse mythology doesn’t quite match the comic book version.In the ancient tales, Thor is described as having fiery red hair and a red beard 
. He is incredibly strong and wields Mjolnir (meaning Destroyer), a magical hammer that could crush mountains, summon thunder, and shatter winter’s icy grip 
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. He is incredibly strong and wields Mjolnir (meaning Destroyer), a magical hammer that could crush mountains, summon thunder, and shatter winter’s icy grip .Did you know that Thursday is actually named after him? 
Thor’s Day! The T-shaped symbol of his hammer is still worn today by those who follow Norse traditions. If you ever need a powerful ally or a boost of inner strength, consider calling upon Thor—especially on a Thursday. Just be sure to ask respectfully—he is the god of thunder, after all! 
Thor’s Day! The T-shaped symbol of his hammer is still worn today by those who follow Norse traditions. If you ever need a powerful ally or a boost of inner strength, consider calling upon Thor—especially on a Thursday. Just be sure to ask respectfully—he is the god of thunder, after all! 
TRY THIS: On the next Thursday, set out an offering to Thor—perhaps a cup of ale or mead 
—and say hello!