

Ehwaz (horse and rider; Elder Futhark)
Friendship, horse, movement, progress, teamwork, partnership, trust, loyalty. Learn More


Harvest (Witches Rune)
Blessings of investing in yourself. Rewards. Seeing the ‘fruits of your labour’. Providing for yourself. Can mean self-employment. Education.


Isa (Ice; Elder Futhark)
Ice and is associated with Winter, Transparency, divination, seeing clearly through clean ice. Can represent freezing and rest. no movement. time to recuperate. Learn More


Sun (Witches Rune)
The beginning of something new. Making good decisions. Having good health and vitality. Healing. Good news. Justice. a YES answer.


Eihwaz (defensive patience, flexible growth; Elder Futhark)
symbolizes the Yew tree, life & death, enlightenment, transitions, renewal, defense, patience, endings. Learn More


Romance (Witches Rune)
Love and relationships, deep emotional connections. Soulmate. Harmony in the relationship. Being in love with someone who loves you back. Trinity, completeness, Accepting your shadow side. Wholeness.


Ansuz (Messages from Universe; Elder Futhark)
Communication, spiritual growth, signals or prophecies from the universe or an ancestral god. Psychic abilities, Synchronicities. Learn More


Nauthiz (Elder Futhark)
Murphys Law, unavoidable hiccups, stagnation, setbacks, learning from this. Learn More


Moon (Witches Rune)
Long term changes, transition, intuition, releasing fears, shadow work.


Woman (Witches Rune)
Divine Feminine, Abundance, Healing, Nurturing
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