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TABLE OF CONTENTS

  • Introduction to Runes 1
  • Facts and Meanings of Runes 2
  • Rune Masters 3
  • Chapter One: The History and Uses of Runes 5
  • Uses of Runes 6
  • Runic Links 7
  • The Runic Alphabet and Its History 8
  • Practical Uses of Runes in Ancient History 10
  • Other Uses of Runes 13
  • Chapter Two: Runic Symbols and Keywords 15
  • What Runes to Purchase 16
  • How to Protect Your Runes 16
  • The Aetts 17
  • Language and Alphabetical Links 19
  • Runic Symbols 20
  • Runic Names 23
  • Elemental Links 25
  • Earth Element 25
  • Water Element 26
  • Air Element 26
  • Fire Element 27
  • Chapter Three: The Runic Gods 29
  • The Runic Gods 30
  • Tyr – The God of War 31
  • Odin – The Chief God and Lord of the Slain 31
  • Thor – The God of Thunder 32
  • Freyr – The God of Peace, Fertility, and Good Fortune 33
  • Runic Meanings 34
  • Runic Poetry 35
  • Chapter Four: Freyr’s Aett 37
  • Fehu 38
  • Uruz 41
  • Thurisaz 45
  • Ansuz 48
  • Raido 51
  • Kaunuz 54
  • Gebo 57
  • Chapter Five: Haegl’s Aett 59
  • Hagalaz 60
  • Nauthiz 63
  • Isa 66
  • Jera 69
  • Eihwaz 71
  • Chapter Six: Tyr’s Aett 75
  • Teiwaz 76
  • Berkana 79
  • Ehwaz 83
  • Mannaz 86
  • Laguz 89
  • Inguz 92
  • Chapter Seven: The Blank Runes and Rune Casting 95
  • Wyrd or Blank Rune 96
  • The Wyrd Rune in a Casting 99
  • Changing Name Based on Runic Symbols 99
  • Runic Kabbala 102
  • What is Kabbala? 103
  • Bind Runes 106
  • Different Ways in Casting Runes 108
  • The Rune Master’s Way 109
  • Odin’s Casting 110
  • The Runic Cross 111
  • Chapter Eight: Conclusion and Samples of Runic Reading 113
  • Let’s Start the Exercise! 114
  • Practicing with Sigils 116
  • Runes for Healing Exercise 118
  • Just a Precaution 119
  • Photo Credits 123
  • References 125
  • Runic Philosophy and Magic – Norse – Mythology.org 125
  • The Meanings of the Runes – Norse – Mythology.org 125

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