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The divinatory art of the Norse gods

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Welcome to i-futhark

Ancient FUTHARK runes are named after objects, animals, feelings, or gods.
To grasp the divinatory and magical essence of the runes, one must delve into the heart of Norse mythology and explore its imagery.
The tradition of the runes resonates with the divinities of destiny, divided into three groups: the aettir.
A twenty-fifth rune has been added for use in divination... WYRD, fate!

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Consultation of Norns

In Norse mythology, the Norns were three important female deities. Their function was to preside over the destiny of men and gods.
This type of draw gives a positive or negative answer to a closed question. It also gives advice on choosing an orientation.
This is by far the most used method on a daily basis. It makes it possible to obtain a rapid response on various subjects.

  • The first rune describes the past, the influences.
  • The second rune describes the present and gives advice.
  • The third rune announces the probable future and the solutions.

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How to draw the runes

There are a few different draw methods for Futhark runes. Some of the main methods include:

  • Consultation of the Norns (3 runes)
    To answer a closed question.
  • Odin's Cross (5 runes)
    To answer a general question.
  • The head of the god Mimir (7 runes)
    To answer a specific question.
  • The Oracle of Thor (7 runes)
    To answer a specific question.
  • The Celtic Cross (10 runes)
    To be guided over the next 6 to 12 months.
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Rune of the day

EEHWAZ

Horse, movement, travel. EHWAZ is the rune of change and progress. It is the symbol of the horse that drives the sun chariot every day through the heavens. It is therefore associated with the journey and the change of place of life. EHWAZ is a transition rune. It promotes the transition from one state to another through a constant progression. It is also related to fertility and sensuality.

Renewal of the rune every day





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