Runes

History:

Runes were first used over 1500 years ago by the East Goths, and later appeared throughout England and Scandinavia. As Christianity took hold. The Runes are an ancient alphabet,used in Germanic countries, and their use in divination became reviled as a pagan practice. According to legend a Norse warrior called Odin, seeking wisdom and understanding of life and death, fasted with neither food nor water hanging from Yggdrasil, the tree of knowledge, for nine days and nights. From this experience came the knowledge of the Runes. From that time on, aided by Viking travels, knowledge and understanding of the runes has spread throughout the world. It is also called as God’s Alphabet.

The word “rune” itself comes from an early Anglo-Saxon word meaning “secret” or “mystery”, and they remain an enigma to the world at large. Runes are an alphabet of symbols that represent energies and meanings and that also lend themselves to the use of intuition – reaching for further insight beyond the description of each stone’s meaning. Runes stones can be used to help us understand ourselves and the surrounding world better by allowing us to ask questions and then casting the runes stones for answers.

Runes were initially most popular among Wiccans and modern pagans, but have enjoyed unprecedented mainstream adoption in the past 30 years. Today, they are used in magic and divination by many Pagans and Wiccans.

Much like reading the Tarot, runic divination is not “telling the future.” Instead, rune casting should be seen as a tool for guidance, working with the subconscious and focusing on the questions that might be underlying in your mind. Some people believe that the selections made within the runes drawn are not really random at all, but choices made by your subconscious mind. Others believe that they are answers provided by the divine to confirm what we already know in our hearts.

You can hover mouse over Rune below to see Name and Meaning or click on image to be brought to the definitions page for that rune.


Below are the Rune alphabets :

 
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As in other forms of divination, someone reading runes typically will address a particular issue, and look at the influences of the past and present. In addition, they look at what will happen if one follows the path they are currently on. The future is changeable based upon choices made by the individual. By looking at cause and effect, the rune caster can help the querent look at potential outcomes.

ODIN’S RUNE READING :

Most Popular methods are – Drawing Odin’s Rune Spread, Past Present Future Spread, or The Expanded Celtic Cross Spread, for some guidance in life.

ONE RUNE Reading :

Take the step given below, and have the best divine reading.

Think of a question or topic you would like guidance on... Then click on Draw Odin's Rune to receive your guidance...

Three RUNE Reading

Take the step given below, and have the best divine reading.

Think of a question or topic you would like guidance on... Then click on Draw Three Rune Spread to receive your guidance...

CELTIC CROSS RUNE Reading

Take the step given below, and have the best divine reading.

Here are the meanings of the rune locations:

  1. Expresses the matter or question at hand
  2. Shows the forces that may hinder or oppose the matter or question at hand
  3. Represents the underlying influences of the matter at hand or question
  4. Shows the influences that are passing or coming to an end
  5. Denotes the influences that may become important in the medium to long term
  6. Represents the influences on the questioner in the near future
  7. Represents the fears and negative feelings that the questioner may have
  8. Denotes the outside influences of friends and/or family
  9. Stands for the beliefs and hopes of the questioner
  10. This rune shows the final outcome of the question or matter at hand
  11. Further explination on final outcome
  12. Further explination on final outcome

Think of a question or topic you would like guidance on... Then click on Draw Expanded Celtic Cross Rune Spread to receive your guidance...

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