Healing with Rune Symbols: Outward Applications of Ancient Symbolism

In the practice of magic, rune symbols have long been used as a means of harnessing and directing energy. These ancient symbols, originating from Germanic and Norse cultures, hold significant power and have deep spiritual meaning. While they can be used in various ways, one prominent method is their outward use. The outward use of rune symbols in magic refers to the physical display or inscription of runes in order to manifest desired outcomes. This can include wearing rune jewelry, carving runes onto objects, or even drawing them in the air during spellwork. The intention behind the outward use of runes is to invoke the energy and qualities associated with each symbol, allowing the practitioner to align with these energies and bring about the desired result.

Study the runes, you do not need to memorize them right away, but try to find them in nature. They are everywhere! Look in the tree branches, the cracks in cement, wood grain, or marble. I have even found them in architecture and graffiti on the street. Write them down whenever you can and just look at them and contemplate their shapes, names, and meanings.

What we do know is that there are several manuscripts that include collections of symbols and spells said to have been copied from earlier sources none of which have been found. If you feel you want to give your runes extra umph, place your hand athame wand etc in the center of the rune after drawing it and send more energy directly into it.

The intention behind the outward use of runes is to invoke the energy and qualities associated with each symbol, allowing the practitioner to align with these energies and bring about the desired result. When using runes in this way, it is important to understand the meaning and significance of each symbol. Each rune has its own unique qualities and corresponds to a specific concept or element.

Germanic Magic : Runes: Their History, Mythology and Use in Modern Magical Practice

The three parts of the book are separated fields and deal with different facets of the runes. Part 1 gives, among other things, a fair summarizing historical overview, whereby corresponding finds and their possible interpretations are not left out. Part 2 offers many passages in related mythology and the Norse sagas where runes occur, the corresponding quotes are included. These two parts form an important foundation for the third part, which deals with the use of runes in modern magical-practical usage. After decades of study of various western streams and schools of magic and a thorough study of the runes, the author has managed to combine both. The result is a unique modern rune magic, which is presented in the third part of the book.

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Preface

HISTORY

The three groups of runes ǽtts or ǽttir

SORCERY Some preliminary points

Names of the runes

Genesis

Migration Period

Housing clothing and labor

PERTHRO

MYTHOLOGY

Some basic aspects of rune magic

Runic Chaos Magic

Runic ceremonial rituals

Charging amulets and talismans

Invocations chants and spells

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Some gods goddesses and other

Thor

FEHU

THURISAZ

RAIDHO

GEBO

NAUDHIZ

JERA

Runes and Personality Traits

Runes and flowers

The rune calendar The Personal Day Rune

Rune Oracle Form The Lesser Rune Oracle

Black MagicWhite Magic

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Gunivortus Goos previously published quite a few books and articles under his meanwhile given-up pseudonym GardenStone. Born in the city of Groningen, he is a Dutch, who some decades ago left his hometown and country and moved to Germany, where he, after several stations, now lives in a small town in the beautiful Taunus Hills in the German state of Hesse. Guus' (that's how his friends call him) 'addiction' is the research of specific historical topics of his personal interest, within which he is always eagerly looking for primary sources and related views and experiences of scholarly or practicing people, which he also uses to develop his own opinions. In his writings his concern is not to only reproduce current views, but also to stimulate the reader to form his or her own opinion. For the same reason, where possible, he also includes controversial representations.

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It’s possible that the original texts were destroyed when Christianity made its way to Iceland and it became very dangerous to practice any type of witchcraft.

For example, the rune "Fehu" represents wealth and abundance, while "Algiz" symbolizes protection and divine connection. By selecting the appropriate rune symbol and incorporating it into the physical world, practitioners can tap into the energies and qualities associated with that symbol. The application of rune symbols in this manner can be seen as a form of sympathetic magic, where the physical representation of an idea or desired outcome helps to bring it into existence. It is believed that by outwardly invoking the power of a rune symbol, the practitioner is better able to focus their intention and bring about the desired result. This symbolic representation serves as a bridge between the spiritual and physical realms, allowing the practitioner to work with unseen forces and channel their energy into the current reality. It is worth noting that the use of rune symbols in magic should be approached with respect and understanding. Each symbol carries its own history, mythology, and power, and it is important to use them responsibly and ethically. Furthermore, practitioners should take the time to research and study the specific meanings and correspondences of each rune symbol before incorporating them into magical practices. In conclusion, the outward use of rune symbols in magic involves the physical display or inscription of runes in order to bring about desired outcomes. This practice taps into the ancient power and significance of these symbols and allows practitioners to align with their energies and qualities. By carefully selecting and understanding the meaning of each symbol, individuals can effectively harness the power of runes and use them to manifest their intentions in the physical world..

Reviews for "Empowering Rituals: Outward Magic with Rune Symbols"

- Sarah - 1 star

I didn't like "Outward use of rune symbols in magic" at all. I found the whole concept to be contrived and unoriginal. The use of rune symbols felt forced, like the author was trying too hard to make their magic system seem unique. It didn't add anything substantial to the story and only served as a distraction. Overall, I was very disappointed and wouldn't recommend this book to others.

- Richard - 2 stars

I had high hopes for "Outward use of rune symbols in magic," but unfortunately, it fell short of my expectations. The author didn't fully explore the potential of rune symbols in magic, and their use felt superficial and unnecessary. The characters' reliance on these symbols often detracted from the overall storytelling, making it hard to fully immerse myself in the narrative. While there were some interesting moments, the concept of using rune symbols in magic just didn't work for me.

- Emma - 2 stars

I was intrigued by the idea of "Outward use of rune symbols in magic," but ultimately, I found it to be overcomplicated and confusing. The extensive use of rune symbols made the magic system feel convoluted and difficult to follow. I struggled to understand the connection between the symbols and their intended effects, which hindered my enjoyment of the story. Additionally, the excessive focus on these symbols overshadowed other aspects of the plot, making it hard to fully engage with the characters and their journey. Unfortunately, this aspect of the book didn't work for me.

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