Rune Stone Journal

Learn How to Draw and Interpret Rune Stones Creatively

Are you curious about rune stones and what they do? If so, you’ve come to the right place. This excellent beginner’s book introduces rune stones, their history, and their mystical power.

Rune Stones Channel Intuition

Most of us have ESP, but in modern culture, we haven’t used it for so long that our clairvoyance is hidden in the shadows of our minds, rusting away like an abandoned car. While modern man no longer needs intuition to sense a lurking, saber-toothed tiger, one might focus on determining the best approach to a grumbling life partner, a difficult co-worker, or to ….

Reading Rune Stones Exercises Intuition

In the beginning, when ESP breaks through, it’s inconsistent, inaccurate, and hard to trust. The excellent news is reading rune stones exercises intuition. In time, one’s clairvoyance becomes consistent and reliable.

Use this journal to capture readings and random thoughts. Record which rune stones are drawn and the interpretation. Days, weeks, months, or even years later in life, revisit the notations in your journal to recall what was going on in your life.

For the record, the author of this book, Glenn McWane and Ralph Blum, were good friends. Before Blum wrote The Book of Runes, McWane gifted him with the scribbled interpretations of noted British psychic John Pendragon. Blum transformed the notes and his own personal experiences into the Book of Runes. Suffice it to say if you are a fan of Mr. Blum, you will enjoy this book. It should come as no big surprise to learn McWane’s book includes Pendragon’s original notes.

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From the Publisher

How to Draw and Interpret Rune Stones Creatively

For thousands of years, mankind has been possessed with a desire to peek into the future.

Truth be told, most of us have ESP. But we haven’t used it in so long that our clairvoyance is rusting from disuse. The time-worn axiom, Use It Or Lose It, comes to mind. In the modern world, we no longer need intuition to sense the presence of a prowling, saber-toothed tiger. But we can focus intuition on determining the best reaction to a grumbling partner, a difficult co-worker, or make better business decisions.

In the beginning, when ESP breaks through, it’s often inconsistent, inaccurate, and hard to trust. However, reading rune stones exercises intuition, lending it more power. Ultimately, intuition becomes consistent and reliable. Use this rune stone journal to record which rune stones are drawn and the interpretation of that reading. Days, weeks, months, or even years later, revisit the notations in your journal to recall what was going on in your life.

Ancient Elder Futhark, the traditional runic alphabet, divides into 3-equal parts, each one comprised of eight-different rune stones, for a total of 24-glyphs.

Freyr, son of the Sea God Njörd.

Freya’s Aett represents the ubiquitous cycle of life and all of its changes. These eight runes are illustrated by glyphs for: Wealth, abundance, an exchange of information and intensity of being. Common interpretations include the finding of stability in the corporal world as well as the acquisition of worldly possessions.

Fehu – Freya’s rune, domestic cattle, position and power earned by your own hand.Uruz Auroch’s horns, forces beyond our control affecting us.Thurisaz Thor’s rune, the Thorn, protection inside, projection outsideAnsuz Odin’s rune, awareness, insight, inspiration, intuitionRaidho the charioteer, travel, ability to organize, ordered thought/motion like poetry, dance, musicKenaz the Torch, controlled fire, shaping fire, bending nature to your will.Gebo gift, sacrifice, giving in order to gain.Wunjo strength through joy, camaraderie, fellowship, pleasure.

Heimdall

Heimdall’s Aett runes relate to obstacles standing in one’s path, fate, a copious quantity of something. In general, drawing of these runes portends an expansion in maturity and growth.

Hagalaz Hail, the union of opposites fire & ice. That which we understand but is still beyond our controlNathiz Determination, need, self-reliance, to endure what must be doneIsa Ice, perfect stillness, to turn inward to seek clarityJera To reap what is sown, cycles. To enjoy the fruits of your laborsEihwaz To have your feet firmly planted, the yew with roots deep, reliabilityPerthro The cup, the Feminine mysteries, hidden thingsElhaz The horns of the Stag, upwards and onwards, instincts driving the higher selfSowilo The Sun, transformation, constant movement

Tyr

Tyr’s Aett, group of rune stones, relate to clairvoyance, the genesis of something new, an inheritance, or a right of possession. They portend a developing deepness of spirituality or consciousness.

Tiwaz Tyr’s rune, authority, honor, leadershipBerkano Birch. Green shoots, the promise of new beginnings, the cycle of birth, life, death, and rebirthEhwaz The 2 horses, separate but working towards the same goal, as in marriage. Harmony, trust, teamworkMannaz Memories and the Mind of man coming together, your relationship to othersLaguz water, flowing from one consciousness to the nextIngwaz Male energy, seed energy about to burst potential to kinetic, introspection and a new directionDagaz opposites having a common, Day and Night coming together, balanceOthala The hearth, ancestral property, the sacred enclosure, home

Publisher ‏ : ‎ Middle Coast Publishing
Publication date ‏ : ‎ January 12, 2021
Language ‏ : ‎ English
Print length ‏ : ‎ 162 pages
ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 0934523703
ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0934523707
Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 8 ounces
Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 6 x 0.37 x 9 inches