

Othala (tradition, shed that which no longer serves; Elder Futhark)
heritage, family love, ancestral spiritual power, storytelling, Inheritance. Learn More


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.


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


Raidho (see the big picture; Elder Futhark)
journey (physical or spiritually), seeing the bigger picture, change, reunions, travel, represents the wagon wheel. Learn More


Kenanz (Fire, Openings, Elder Futhark)
Fire element Energy, torch, beacon, openings, a YES. Learn More


Crossroads (Witches Rune)
Many ways to reach the same place. Making a major life decision. Not knowing what to do next. Feeling stuck. Being afraid of moving forward.


Jera (harvest, cycles; Elder Futhark)
harvest and the rewards of past efforts made, natural cycles (the seasons, life, fertility), movements in time. can represent 1 year. Learn More


Man (Witches Rune)
Traditional male characteristics. Action. Being a father. Protecting loved ones. Being a provider. Being empowered. Having confidence.


Sowilo (Sun; Elder Futhark)
vitality, sunlight, good energy, health and well-being. a Yes answer. Learn More
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