Perthro Rune
Perthro is the rune of “mystery” in the most sacred sense: it represents the bringing of hidden knowledge to light, working with the subconscious, and peering behind the veil of destiny.
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Eihwaz Rune
Eihwaz is one of the most mystical runes, connecting the world of the living and the world of the dead through the image of Yggdrasil (the yew/ash tree). It is a rune of deep transformation through trials.
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Jera Rune
Jera is the rune of natural cycles and the changing of seasons. You cannot force a harvest to grow in winter, and you cannot force the snow not to melt in spring.
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Isa Rune
The Isa rune often symbolizes a period of “cooling” in relationships, temporary isolation, stagnation, and loneliness, when the connections between people seem to freeze.
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Nauthiz Rune
The Nauthiz rune stands as a symbol of harsh restrictions, deficit, and constraint. It actively teaches patience and the vital skill of surviving in environments with scarce resources.
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Hagalaz Rune
The Hagalaz rune teaches a vital lesson: one cannot judge the stability of any process until it is fully complete. Therefore, at any given moment, “hail can fall” and destroy everything you built.
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Wunjo Rune
The Wunjo rune represents the harmony of the mind. Ancient Norse people believed that excessive knowledge of one’s destiny or redundant worries robs a person of joy.
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Gebo Rune
The Gebo rune symbolizes the concept of a gift and mutual interaction. Ancient Norse people deeply believed in the sacred law of equilibrium: “a gift always looks for a return”.
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Kenaz Rune
The Kenaz rune symbolizes controlled fire, a light that dispels the darkness of ignorance, as well as passion and creativity.
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Raido Rune
The Raido rune represents the concept of the path, both in a literal sense (a physical journey or travel) and in a metaphysical sense (one’s life path, right action, and alignment with order).
