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The runes of the Elder Futhark, their uses in writing, divination, magic during the Norse Viking and Teutonic medieval world and today. ... Introduction to Runes - What the runes are.
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The esoteric meanings of the runes of the Elder Futhark ... The runes are broken into three sections or groups of eight, called aett (aettir, plural). This helps one to remember their order, and later, you will see, has significance in magical uses.
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The first and most popular Rune site, offering FREE readings since 1993! ... Runes were first used over 1500 years ago by the East Goths, and later appeared throughout England and Scandinavia. As Christianity took hold, the use of runic alphabets in divination became reviled as a pagan practice.
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Gothic runes ... grave stone inscriptions, often with who carved the runes and who was buried, and also who made sure the stone was raised. (Later grave slabs or stone coffins were sometimes inscribed with Christian texts carved in runes)
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History and Origin of the Runes ... There is some debate over the origin of the "alphabet" aspect of the runes. Cases have been made for both Latin and Greek derivation, and several scholars are once again arguing in favour of both these theories. However, the strongest evidence still seems to point to a North Italic origin.
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Our rune page explores the mystrious world of runes. Here you will find information on the many different types of runes, their history, design and meanings. ... Armanen Runes...
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The Runemaker's guide to the Runes. Meanings & interpretations. Fine handcrafted rune products. Casting runes, amulets, talismans, bindrunes, runestaffs, dowsing pendulums, runecasting, divination & rune magic. ... Welcome to Runes - Oswald the Runemaker; 12 years on the web in 2009;
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Runes Through Time; ... Write your name in the space below, press GO, and see your name in runes. ... Early Germanic tribes of northern Europe were first to develop runes, but the Scandinavians soon adopted the symbols for their own use. When the seafaring Vikings traveled to faraway lands, they brought their system of writing...
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