Fehu- Cattle
Rune of Wealth
Ruled by: Frey and Greya
Keywords: Cattle Wealth Money Reward Personal Achievement
Mirrored: Low self esteem Greed Failure Loss Disharmony
Uruz - Wild Ox
The Rune of Strength
Ruled By:Urd Thor
Keywords: Strength Willpower Healing Defense of self and of body
Mirrored: Weakness Obsession Lack of Progress Brutality
Thurisaz - Thorn
The Rune of Chaos
Ruled By: Thor Loci
Keywords: Chaos A struggle Temptation A Warning Self Discipline
Mirrored: Lesser Strife Hidden Evil A good omen / Bad News
Ansuz - The Message of God The Rune of Gods Message
Ruled By: Odin & Loci
Keywords: Inspiration Knowledge Wisdom A message
Mirrored: Lies Excommunication Secrets Manipulations
Raidho - The Journey
Rune of Adventure
Ruled by: Thor Norns
Keywords: Travel A journey The right action Support
Mirrored: Stagnation Injustice Dislocation Delays
(C)Kenaz - Tourch
Rune of the Enlightened
Ruled By: Musphllhen (Audit) ______ Keywords: Clarity of Thought Art The Craft Learning Honesty
Mirrored: Danger in health Illusion A Break up Fights
Gebo - The Gift
The Rune of Gifts
Ruled By: Gefu
Keywords: Material Gifts The Trade Sex Love
Mirrored: Over sacrifice Greed Bribery Loneliness
Wunjo - Joy
The Rune of Joy
Ruled By: Frigg Odin
Keywords: Joy Emotional Satisfaction Success in romance Light Parties
Mirrored: Strife Melancholy Insanity Slow Fruition
Hagalaz - Hail
The Force of Nature
Ruled By: Hemidar Urd
Keywords: Sudden Loss Destruction Karmic Loss Crisis A Challenge
Nathiz - A Need
The Flame of Desire
Ruled By: Skuld Noff
Keywords: A Need Urgency Resistance Compulsion Limitations constraint
Mirrored: Binding freedom Exhaustion Pain Pending Commitment Constrains
Isa -Ice
The Stillness of Ice
Ruled By: Skuld Nelphheim
Keywords: Focus Stillness Coolness Hiding Hidden Emotions
Mirrored: (Audit)
Jear - The Harvest
Ruled By: Sif - Summer
Keywords: The Harvest Reward for hard work Fertility The Season of Summer
Mirrored: Conflict Poor timing No Reward Reverse of Fortune
Eihwaz - Yes
The Rune of Death and Rebirth
Ruled By: Ulirr Odin
Healing Deflection Defense Patience Prevention Change
Mirrored: Destruction Confusion Nostalgia Death of a Loved one
Pethr(o) - Fate
The Rune of Chance
Ruled By: Frigg
Keywords: Fate Dice Sex Destiny Inc Probability
Mirrored: Loneliness Stagnation Addiction
Algiz - Elk
The Rune of Protection
Ruled By: Algiz
Keywords: Protection A Shield Higher life Awakening Safety
Mirrored: Danger External Danger Sickness
Sowelo - The Sun
Rune of the Sun
Ruled by: Sunna Baldr
Keywords: Healing Strength Success Light of the World Completion
Mirrored: Destruction Failure Loss Retribution Inner Fears
Tiewaz - Victory
The Rune of Victory
Ruled By: Tyr
Keywords: Victory Success Sacrifice Bravery Balance Strength
Mirrored: Loss of energy Frustration War Over sacrifice Arguments
Berkana (Berkano) - Birch The Rune of Motherhood
Ruled By: Hel Freys
Keywords: Fertility Health Birth Regeneration (South)
Mirrored: Family Problems Abandonment Loss of Control Sterility
Ehwaz - Horse The Rune of Changes
Ruled By: "The Gate of Death" Keywords: Motion Animal Harmony Expectations
Mirrored: Becoming Lost Lethargy Lack of will to change
Mannaz -Rune of Man
The Rune of Man
Ruled By: Odin Heimdar
Keywords: Memory Projections of self The Soul Destiny Family
Mirrored: Depression Blindness Lack of support Suicide
Laguz - Waters flow
Ruled by:
Keywords: Love Emotions Dreams unconsciousness Memory
Mirrored: Confusions Fear Perversion suicide Poison Blackmail
Inguz - (ing)
Ruled By: Frey Odin
Keywords: Unity Agreement Rest Home Creativity
Mirrored: Warning of Diligence Male Impotence Bad Harvest
Dagaz - Day
The Rune of Daylight Ruled By: Baldr Nerths (Audit) Keywords: Success Daylight Brightness The Bringer of positive outcomes
Mirrored:
Othala - Home
The Rune of Inheritance and Possessions
Ruled By: Othila Odin
Keywords: Possession Acquisition Home Family Inheritance Dominion
Mirrored: Family Disputes Break ups Loss Outcasts
The Rune Poem
Wealth is a comfort to every man, although every man must share it out greatly if he would obtain a portion of the Lord’s glory. The ox is single-minded and over-horned, most savage beast, fighting with his horns, well-known moor-stepper. That is a proud creature. Thorns are severely sharp. To any thane seizing it is an evil, measurelessly cruel to every man who comes to rest upon it. The mouth is the beginning of all speech, a support to wisdom and a comfort to the wise, and a prosperity and trust to every earl. Riding is a comfort to every warrior in the hall, and very trying to those who sit upon a powerful courser over the mile-paths. A torch is known by every living being to be on fire, white and bright, most often burning where the nobles rest themselves within. Gifts are an honor and praise of men, a support and a distinction, and to every wretch mercy and meat to those who are free from other possessions. Joy is enjoyed by those who little know of woe, pains and sorrow, and to those who have of themselves profit and bliss and also many citadels. Hail is the whitest of grains. It comes down from heaven’s breeze, the wind’s showers rolls it down, and after it becomes water. Need is a constraint on the breast, although it often comes to the sons of men a help and a healing of every one, if they hearken to his demands before. Ice is really cold, measurelessly slippery glistening clear as glass, most like gemstones a floor created by frost, and a fair face. The new year is the hope of men, when God allows, the Holy Heaven’s King, the earth to give her bright fruits to rich and poor alike. The yew is an unsmooth tree without, hard, fixed to the earth, a warden of fires, supported by its roots, a joy in the home. Peorth is always a play and laughter to the proud where warriors sit in the beer-hall, happy together. Elk-sedge keeps its home most often in the swamps, it grows in the water, and grimly wounds, it burns the blood of any man who grasps it. The sun is ever a hope to seamen, when they carry themselves over the fishes’ bath, until their brine-horses bring them to shore. Tir is a certain token, it keeps its troth well with noble men. It is always on its journey over the clouds of night, never wandering. Birch lacks fruit, even though it bears shoots without seed. It is lovely in its branches, high in its crown and fairly adorned, laden with leaves, pressing into the breeze. Horses are for earls the joy of noblemen, a steed proud in its hooves, where the heroes about him, prosperous on horseback, weave their speech, and ever a comfort to those on the move.
Man is in mirth, dear to his brother; though every one must depart to another place, because the Lord wishes, through his own doom, that our wretched flesh be commended to the earth.
The waters seem to men to be broad, if they should venture upon an unstable ship, and the sea-waves terrify them so, and the brine-horse cares not for his bridle.
Ing was first among the Eastern Danes seen by men, until he soon afterwards departed over the ways, a wagon running after him. Thus bold men named this hero.
A homeland is very dear to every man, if there he may enjoy in his household what is right and fitting, very often with its fruits.
The day is the Lord’s message, dear to men, the renowned light of the Measurer, a mirth and troth to the prosperous and the wretched, useful to all.
The oak is fodder for flesh on earth for the sons of men. It frequently ferries over the gannet’s bath. The spear-waves test whether the oak possesses reliability for noble men.
The ash is very tall, dear to men, stout in its trunk, its hilt is rightfully fixed, although it fights against many men.
A bow is for every noble and earl a joy and an honor. It is fair on horseback, support on a journey, some part of a warrior’s tackle.
The gar is a river-fish, and though he takes his food on land, he owns a lovely home surrounded by water, where he lives in joy.
The grave is terrible to every earl, when the fixed flesh begins, the corpse cooling, to choose the earth paleness as its bedmate. Fruits fail, joys depart, mankind ceases to be.