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c3rnunnos · 2 years
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“... have you seen... the thread of light?”
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jackalopewitch · 10 months
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Hagalaz
With disruption
Comes absolution,
Embrace radical change
And everything strange.
Hagalaz guide you.
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kittenzeke · 3 months
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INGUZ is about fertility and new beginnings! Right now, there is plenty of divine energy coming my way. Plenty of hope to carry on with life. A lot is coming together for me.
This is a good time to strive for something new.
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toby-du-coeur · 7 months
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witch!newt
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inspiration by @crestfallercanyon
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sw5w · 3 months
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It Appears to Be Made Up of Primitives
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STAR WARS EPISODE I: The Phantom Menace 01:44:49
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tarotindabox · 9 months
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harmonyhealinghub · 8 months
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Unlocking the Ancient Wisdom: Exploring the Mystical World of Runes
Shaina Tranquilino
August 30, 2023
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If you take the time to observe and look around, we are surrounded by ancient symbols and mystical practices. Runes stand out as one of the most fascinating forms of divination and communication. Originating from ancient Germanic and Norse cultures, these enigmatic characters have captivated scholars, historians, and enthusiasts alike for centuries. In this blog post, we will embark on a journey to uncover the secrets behind runes and explore their significance in contemporary society.
What are Runes?
Runes are a system of ancient alphabets used by various Germanic tribes such as the Vikings during the early Middle Ages. These characters were typically inscribed onto stones, wood, or metal objects and carried deep symbolic meanings. Each rune represents a specific sound, but they also hold broader associations with natural elements, gods/goddesses, and various aspects of life.
The Origins of Runes:
The exact origins of runes remain shrouded in mystery. However, many scholars believe that they evolved from older writing systems like Etruscan or Anglo-Saxon scripts. The earliest known runic inscriptions date back to around 150 AD and can be found across Northern Europe.
The Rune Alphabet:
The runic alphabet is known as "Futhark," derived from its first six letters: Fehu (wealth), Uruz (strength), Thurisaz (thorn), Ansuz (divine breath), Raido (journey), and Kaunan (torch). Over time, different versions emerged within different regions, resulting in variations such as Elder Futhark, Younger Futhark, and Anglo-Saxon Futhorc.
Divination with Runes:
One of the primary purposes of runes was divination – seeking insight into future events or guidance in decision-making processes. To perform a rune reading or casting, practitioners would traditionally draw runes from a bag or scatter them on a cloth, interpreting their meanings based on their positions and interactions.
Each rune carries its own unique symbolism, allowing for nuanced interpretations. Some common interpretations include Fehu representing wealth and abundance, Thurisaz symbolizing protection or defense, and Raido signifying journeys or travel.
Runes in Contemporary Society:
Despite being rooted in ancient cultures, runes have not lost their relevance in modern times. Many individuals find solace in exploring the wisdom embedded within these symbols and seek to incorporate them into their spiritual practices. Runes are often utilized for meditation, personal growth, intention-setting rituals, and even as decorative elements in jewelry or artwork.
In popular culture, runes have made appearances in various forms of media such as books, movies (e.g., "The Lord of the Rings"), and video games (e.g., "The Elder Scrolls" series). These depictions have further fueled curiosity about runes among enthusiasts worldwide.
Runes continue to captivate our collective imagination as powerful symbols of ancient wisdom and divination. Whether you approach them from an academic perspective or seek personal connection through spirituality, exploring the world of runes can be a transformative experience. As we unravel the secrets behind these enigmatic characters, let us honour the knowledge they carry by embracing their lessons with reverence and respect.
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mothusband · 4 months
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did my first tarot card reading. got the tower! totally fine about this btw (lying)
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death-rebirth-senshi · 10 months
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One thing I really wonder about with the Elden Ring dlc coming is the way the demigods all seem like they might still be alive. All of them continue talking after they've perished, their words echoing in the air; this may be a "death is obviously weird in Elden Ring" thing more than that they're "alive" per se, but the way the scarlet aeonia spell says Malenia "will" become a true goddess and the devourer's scepter says it "will one day become the very symbol of the Lord of Blasphemy" combined with Rykard at least definitely kind of still being there and his comment about how he won't be held captive. Well all together it makes for a "what's up with this" vibe.
EDIT: Oh and of course the mausoleums and everything there. Housing soulless demigods that aren't technically dead? The concept that an eclipse can bring their souls back? I know there's a dark souls reference with the eclipse and the sunlight shields, but I still feel like that'll be dlc relevant.
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nblynera · 2 years
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Bugtober Day 8 - Lore
The Lower Pthumeru Chalice... Surely, an object that holds great secrets. Take care not to look too close. In the eyes of the gods, you’re but a mere insect... but you’re used to that, aren’t you?
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@admiral-craymen replied to your post “That green arrow splashes the wild beasts to meet you!”
What happens when the wild beasts get splashed?
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hellafluff · 2 years
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since i already made my current Tarnished in the Sims, i decided to make a Tarnished for each Ending in Elden Ring and so far we have
Kyran - Current/My Canon Tarnished. Mute half-omen and Draconian who either takes the normal ending. They're very sweet and loves people and wants to be friends with everyone. This causes problems. Please Help them.
Latai - Ranni ending. Another sweetheart, very gay for Ranni. Becomes her sword lesbian knight. Plays guitar and is an artist and knows how to tattoo, and is also covered in them. Not very magically skilled but Ranni teaches her if she asks.
Ealen - Frenzied Flame dickhead. Here to cause problems on purpose. Rumored to be a bastard child/descendant of Marika. Kicks it in the Volcano Manor when he isn't being a nuisance to everyone out in the lands between. Honestly would probably be the Mohgywn ending if we had one.
Gilda - A Tarnished Finger Maiden, still devout to the Two Fingers. Almost totally blind, but can see the guiding light of grace and the glow of runes in those around her. Can't really see terrain though so she relies heavily on Torrent to lead her in fights. Close relationship with Melina and also becomes Morgott's consort because dammit fromsoft let us love the old man. Perfect Order ending.
Jaron - A former healer, disillusioned after the death of his son outside the Lands Between. Hard to get close too but will still crack a corny joke or a dry comment every once in a while. Finds comfort in Fia and assists her in bringing Destined Death to all.
I don't like the Dung Eater so his ending doesnt exist (:
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jackalopewitch · 1 year
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Mother of the mountains
Sister of the snow
Daughter of the eagle
Skaði- hear my prayer as I ask for guidance.
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kittenzeke · 4 months
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I am growing stronger. I did the right thing this morning. That much is clear.
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theesotericecho · 2 months
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Embers of Insight: A Fireside Journey Through Rune Wisdom for March 5, 2024
A Warm Welcome to Today’s Journey: Unveiling the Runes of March 5, 2024As we gather in the comforting embrace of this day, imagine we’re sitting by a softly crackling fire, ready to share in the wisdom of the ages. Today, we turn to the ancient runes, not as mystical predictors but as kindred spirits guiding us with whispers from the past, illuminating our path with their timeless insights.The…
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g3bo · 9 months
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Isa’s always a little intimidating to pull but I think I got it in the best way I could’ve. Arith Härger’s interpretation of Ingwaz hit a little close to home today too;;
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