Third Att of runes Futhark. Runes starting from Teiwaz up to Dagaz. The end of one cycle and the beginning of new
Dagaz is the last rune of the Futhark and it finishes my Runes Circle practice. It was arguably the hardest week and Dagaz opened its deeper meaning that is not so light.
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Othala is a very important rune to me personally. Once in a really bad and scary situation I was asking runes if we were safe and I got Othala. I felt safe and sure after that, and even when the situation seemed to get worse I believed in Othala power. And against all odds we were fine and safe after all. Since than I feel a deep connection to Othala.
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Laguz is a water rune. There’s not many fully elemental runes, but Laguz is one of them. The other Laguz meaning is witchcraft, and my Laguz week was truly magical.
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Inguz is an interesting rune: to start with, Inguz has two possible graphic forms and that is really unusual. Both forms have been seen historically and I don’t think there’s a right and wrong one, but I suspect that one is older. For me for this week only one form worked.
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Mannaz is a Man rune. It represents a man, or men, people in the Futhark. And from my personal experience it represents communication and connection between people. It’s a rune of social interactions and it reminds us we do need people and depend on communications for many things.
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Ewaz is a very magical and powerful rune. For me it’s magic and might, and a quick ride seeing no barriers. Ewaz is often associated with Sleipnir, Odin‘s magical steed with eight legs who can travel between all nine worlds. For Ewaz, as for Sleipnir, there’s no barriers, but the ride won’t be easy.
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Berkana week was a direct opposite of the Teiwaz – positive, mild and mostly uneventful. But the events that did occur were good and it was a real relax after the Teiwaz week. I think it shows the connection, or rather opposition of the Teiwaz and Berkana runes that form a balanced system together.
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Teiwaz is the first rune of the third and last Att. It is often connected with Tyr and warriors, being a men’s rune and a sacrifice rune at the same time. It’s really a complicated and “hard” rune. And though it might mean justice, just remember that justice in the old times was not always like it is today, in the modern world.
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