Othala Rune
Othala is a safe space, one’s own territory, and a roof over one’s head that gives a person status, independence, and protection.
Othala is a safe space, one’s own territory, and a roof over one’s head that gives a person status, independence, and protection.
Dagaz is a rune that marks the end of a dark period and the onset of clarity. It carries the pure energy of day and the sun, which dispel any evil spells, night fears, and doubts.
Ingwaz is the rune of hidden potential that accumulates inside and then gives a powerful impulse toward development, growth, and prosperity.
Laguz is the rune of water, and water is the basis of all life. Ceremonial sprinkling with water, as in baptism, is also common in the Nordic tradition.
Mannaz teaches us that a person unfolds only through interaction with other people. We are reflections of each other, and loneliness is destructive to human nature.
Ehwaz is the rune of mutual trust. In the Norse world, a horse was not just property, but a faithful comrade who shared the dangers of the journey with its owner and upon whom one could rely at the most critical moment.
Berkana is a rune closely connected with the feminine principle, childbearing, and the protection of new life.
The third aett begins with the Tiwaz rune — the rune of the god Tyr, symbolizing military prowess, justice, law, fortitude of spirit, and readiness for self-sacrifice for a righteous cause.
Sowilo is the rune of one hundred percent success, clarity of mind, sunlight, and victory over darkness.
Algiz is a bridge between humans and gods, a shield that a person receives when turning to the Higher forces for help.