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84.203.70.151: /* Kano */

2012-11-26T15:03:35Z

Kano

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	\| valign="top" \|'''Opening<br>Fire<br>Torch'''		\| valign="top" \|'''Opening<br>Fire<br>Torch'''

	This is the rune of opening and renewed clarity. Illumination and the element of fire are affected by ~~theis~~ rune. Thurisaz can create a gateway between worlds, but Kano must be used to open the portal.		This is the rune of opening and renewed clarity. Illumination and the element of fire are affected by this rune. Thurisaz can create a gateway between worlds, but Kano must be used to open the portal.

	A simple light spell is one of the simplest uses of Kano, while a more complicated spell might summon a fire elemental or open a gateway to another world.		A simple light spell is one of the simplest uses of Kano, while a more complicated spell might summon a fire elemental or open a gateway to another world.

89.97.208.58: rv vandalism

2008-12-18T10:41:22Z

rv vandalism

202.194.31.121: trocleto

2008-12-18T08:52:24Z

trocleto

Politas: /* Laguz */ spelling

2006-06-29T12:45:51Z

Laguz: spelling

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	This rune often signals a time for cleansing: for revaluing, reorganising, realigning. Success lies in intuitive wisdom and inner knowledge.		This rune often signals a time for cleansing: for revaluing, reorganising, realigning. Success lies in intuitive wisdom and inner knowledge.

	Reversed, Laguz is a warning ~~agains~~ reaching too far, of excess striving. It indicates a failure to draw upon the wisdom of instinct.		Reversed, Laguz is a warning against reaching too far, of excess striving. It indicates a failure to draw upon the wisdom of instinct.
	\| valign="top" \| [[Image:Laguz_Rune.gif\|frame\|right\|Laguz -- L]]		\| valign="top" \| [[Image:Laguz_Rune.gif\|frame\|right\|Laguz -- L]]
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Politas: /* Dagaz / & / Odin's Rune */

2006-02-23T10:56:12Z

Dagaz: & Odin's Rune

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	==Dagaz==		==Dagaz==
	{\| border="0" cellpadding="3"		{\| border="0" cellpadding="3"
	\| valign="top" \|		\| valign="top" \|'''Breakthrough<br>Transformation<br>Day'''

			Dagaz is the rune of chaos and change, favoured by followers of Loki. Dagaz brings change and transformation through abrupt breaks rather than gradual evolution. Dagaz forces change, but the change it brings is harder to control and shape than other runes of change. Use of Dagaz always holds a chance of misadventure.

			''Divination:'' Drawing Dagaz often signals a major shift or breakthrough in life. For some, the transition is so abrupt that they cannot continue to live as they did. Dagaz announces that the time for change has arrived, though the outcome may be unpredictable.

			Great achievement and prosperity is often introduced by this rune. The darkness is past, a new day is dawning. Great work may be required to reach stability.
	\| valign="top" \| [[Image:Dagaz_Rune.gif\|frame\|right\|Dagaz -- D]]		\| valign="top" \| [[Image:Dagaz_Rune.gif\|frame\|right\|Dagaz -- D]]
	\|}		\|}

			==Odin's Rune==
			'''The Unknowable<br>The Divine<br>Odin'''

			In every set of runes, there is a blank one, known as Odin's Rune. To the uninitiated, this rune has no use in magic. How can a blank be inscribed or formed? In truth, Odin's rune is the most powerful of all, and the mage who masters it will find few barriers to success.

			''Divination:'' Ends and beginnings. This rune can portend a death, though it usually has a more symbolic meaning. The blank rune calls for relinquishing control and employing total trust.

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Politas: /* Othila */

2006-02-23T07:59:01Z

Othila

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	==Othila==		==Othila==
	{\| border="0" cellpadding="3"		{\| border="0" cellpadding="3"
	\| valign="top" \|		\| valign="top" \|'''Separation<br>Retreat<br>Inheritance'''

			Othila is a rune that divides, that creates new branchings. It can cause disagreements or fight against them.

			Othila is often used in coronation ceremonies, to ensure and prove that the new ruler is the true heir.

			''Divination:'' Othila is the rune of aquisition and benefits, associated with real property. The inheritance gained may require sacrifice. This rune announces a time of separating paths. Old skins must be shed, outmoded relationships discarded. Othila calls for submission and possibly retreat, as long as it is a well-considered retreat.

			Reversed, Othila calls for adaptability and a critical examination of old habits and customs.
	\| valign="top" \| [[Image:Othila_Rune.gif\|frame\|right\|Othila -- O]]		\| valign="top" \| [[Image:Othila_Rune.gif\|frame\|right\|Othila -- O]]
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Politas: /* Inguz */

2006-02-20T10:48:36Z

Inguz

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	Inguz is an important rune for many religious observations, since Yngvi is an older name for Freyr (a name which means simply ''lord'') and Freyr is great among the Æsir.		Inguz is an important rune for many religious observations, since Yngvi is an older name for Freyr (a name which means simply ''lord'') and Freyr is great among the Æsir.

	:Then Skírnir answered thus: he would go on his errand, but Freyr should give him his own sword-which is so good that it fights of itself;- and Freyr did not refuse, but gave him the sword. Then Skírnir went forth and wooed the woman for him, and received her promise; and nine nights later she was to come to the place called Barrey, and then go to the bridal with Freyr. Gylfaginning ~~XXXVII~~		:Then Skírnir answered thus: he would go on his errand, but Freyr should give him his own sword-which is so good that it fights of itself;- and Freyr did not refuse, but gave him the sword. Then Skírnir went forth and wooed the woman for him, and received her promise; and nine nights later she was to come to the place called Barrey, and then go to the bridal with Freyr. - ''Gylfaginning 37''

	''Divination:'' Inguz may mark a time of joyful deliverance, of new life, a new path. It indicates that the time for completion of current tasks is at hand, allowing for new beginnings.		''Divination:'' Inguz may mark a time of joyful deliverance, of new life, a new path. It indicates that the time for completion of current tasks is at hand, allowing for new beginnings.

Politas: /* Inguz */

2006-02-20T10:47:14Z

Inguz

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	==Inguz==		==Inguz==
	{\| border="0" cellpadding="3"		{\| border="0" cellpadding="3"
	\| valign="top" \|		\| valign="top" \|'''Fertility<br>New Beginnings<br>Yngvi, the Hero God (aka Freyr)'''

			In magic, this rune is used mostly for long-term enchantments and healing magics related to fertility and birth.

			Inguz is an important rune for many religious observations, since Yngvi is an older name for Freyr (a name which means simply ''lord'') and Freyr is great among the Æsir.

			:Then Skírnir answered thus: he would go on his errand, but Freyr should give him his own sword-which is so good that it fights of itself;- and Freyr did not refuse, but gave him the sword. Then Skírnir went forth and wooed the woman for him, and received her promise; and nine nights later she was to come to the place called Barrey, and then go to the bridal with Freyr. Gylfaginning XXXVII

			''Divination:'' Inguz may mark a time of joyful deliverance, of new life, a new path. It indicates that the time for completion of current tasks is at hand, allowing for new beginnings.

			All things change; this rune signals emergence from chrysalis, a need to be free of old habits or relationships which are limiting growth.

	\| valign="top" \| [[Image:Inguz_Rune.gif\|frame\|right\|Inguz -- NG]]		\| valign="top" \| [[Image:Inguz_Rune.gif\|frame\|right\|Inguz -- NG]]
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Politas: /* Laguz */

2006-02-20T10:22:36Z

Laguz

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	==Laguz==		==Laguz==
	{\| border="0" cellpadding="3"		{\| border="0" cellpadding="3"
	\| valign="top" \|		\| valign="top" \|'''Flow<br>Water<br>That Which Conducts'''

			Laguz controls the element of water and represents the flow of magic. Laguz represents fluidity and impermanence. Powerful mages can use Laguz to make metal flow like water or slow a mighty river to a mere trickle.

			Human mages often use Laguz to indicate leylines on maps, considering them a geographic feature like rivers and mountains.

			''Divination:'' Laguz encourages us to truly experience life, without introspection or understanding. It speaks to the satisfaction of emotional needs, to the awakening of the intuitive side of our nature.

			This rune often signals a time for cleansing: for revaluing, reorganising, realigning. Success lies in intuitive wisdom and inner knowledge.

			Reversed, Laguz is a warning agains reaching too far, of excess striving. It indicates a failure to draw upon the wisdom of instinct.
	\| valign="top" \| [[Image:Laguz_Rune.gif\|frame\|right\|Laguz -- L]]		\| valign="top" \| [[Image:Laguz_Rune.gif\|frame\|right\|Laguz -- L]]
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Politas: /* Mannaz */

2006-02-20T07:18:41Z

Mannaz

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	''Divination:'' Mannaz counsels modesty and self-awareness. True self-knowledge is an important requirement to understand the oracle of a casting involving Mannaz.		''Divination:'' Mannaz counsels modesty and self-awareness. True self-knowledge is an important requirement to understand the oracle of a casting involving Mannaz.

	If you cut Mannaz down the middle, it forms two Wunjo runes, one reversed as if in a mirror.		If you cut Mannaz down the middle, it forms two Wunjo runes, one reversed as if in a mirror. Within ourselves we find both joy and despair, and we cannot truly know ouselves until we know both sides of our nature.

			Reversed, Mannaz warns of the dangers of self-delusion and overconfidence. Look to the inner enemy to find what blocks progress.
	\| valign="top" \| [[Image:Mannaz_Rune.gif\|frame\|right\|Mannaz -- M]]		\| valign="top" \| [[Image:Mannaz_Rune.gif\|frame\|right\|Mannaz -- M]]
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	Fehu is used when the target is in need of sustenance. Fehu can represent food and water, or can be used to affect items the target is carrying, whether for good or ill. It is also used in blessings for livestock of all kinds. Fehu is Freyr's rune, often borne by his worshippers, and vital in calling on his powers.		Fehu is used when the target is in need of sustenance. Fehu can represent food and water, or can be used to affect items the target is carrying, whether for good or ill. It is also used in blessings for livestock of all kinds. Fehu is Freyr's rune, often borne by his worshippers, and vital in calling on his powers.

	:Freyr is the most renowned of the ~~Ãsir~~; he rules over the rain and the shining of the sun, and therewithal the fruit of the earth; and it is good to call on him for fruitful seasons and peace. He governs also the prosperity of men. - ''Gylfaginning 24'' from the ''Prose Eddas''		:Freyr is the most renowned of the Æsir; he rules over the rain and the shining of the sun, and therewithal the fruit of the earth; and it is good to call on him for fruitful seasons and peace. He governs also the prosperity of men. - ''Gylfaginning 24'' from the ''Prose Eddas''

	''Divination:'' Fulfillment, ambition satisified. Fehu indicates the favour of the gods, and calls for a deep probing of the meaning of profit and gain in the querant's life. Fehu also calls for the querant to be mindful of his or her possessions. It urges vigilance and conservation of resources, especially when times seem good. Recklessness will lead to loss and failure. Fortune shared will bring the favour of the gods.		''Divination:'' Fulfillment, ambition satisified. Fehu indicates the favour of the gods, and calls for a deep probing of the meaning of profit and gain in the querant's life. Fehu also calls for the querant to be mindful of his or her possessions. It urges vigilance and conservation of resources, especially when times seem good. Recklessness will lead to loss and failure. Fortune shared will bring the favour of the gods.
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	Thurisaz depicts an open gate, indicating a portal or path to power and/or wisdom. It creates a link between worlds, preparing the way rather than initiating the journey. Of all the runes, Thurisaz is the one most strongly linked to one of the gods. As Thor's rune, Thurisaz grants access to some of Thor's power, as Thor has invested himself in his rune. As such, Thurisaz can be used to affect the weather.		Thurisaz depicts an open gate, indicating a portal or path to power and/or wisdom. It creates a link between worlds, preparing the way rather than initiating the journey. Of all the runes, Thurisaz is the one most strongly linked to one of the gods. As Thor's rune, Thurisaz grants access to some of Thor's power, as Thor has invested himself in his rune. As such, Thurisaz can be used to affect the weather.

	:According to ~~AlvÃssmÃ¡l~~, Thor's daughter, Thrud, was promised to Alvis, a dwarf. Thor devised a plan to stop Alvis from marrying his daughter. He told Alvis that, because of his small height, he had to prove his wisdom. Alvis agreed and Thor made the tests last until after the sun had risen--all dwarves turned to stone when exposed to sunlight, so Alvis was petrified and Thrud remained unmarried.		:According to Alvíssmál, Thor's daughter, Thrud, was promised to Alvis, a dwarf. Thor devised a plan to stop Alvis from marrying his daughter. He told Alvis that, because of his small height, he had to prove his wisdom. Alvis agreed and Thor made the tests last until after the sun had risen--all dwarves turned to stone when exposed to sunlight, so Alvis was petrified and Thrud remained unmarried.

	''Divination:'' Thurisaz represent the frontier between the divine and the mundane. It is a symbol of readiness to confront the divine within yourself, to allow the purpose of your experience to shine through the form of your past. As a rune of non-action, Thurisaz indicates that a time of contemplation and reflection is called for. The gateway to transcendance is not to be crossed without understanding.		''Divination:'' Thurisaz represent the frontier between the divine and the mundane. It is a symbol of readiness to confront the divine within yourself, to allow the purpose of your experience to shine through the form of your past. As a rune of non-action, Thurisaz indicates that a time of contemplation and reflection is called for. The gateway to transcendance is not to be crossed without understanding.
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	Ansuz is the rune used when information flow is required. It enables communication. Ansuz can be used reversed to block messages and cloud attempts at scrying. As Loki's rune, Ansuz is used to call on his power, bringing the power of illusion and the ability to cloud men's minds.		Ansuz is the rune used when information flow is required. It enables communication. Ansuz can be used reversed to block messages and cloud attempts at scrying. As Loki's rune, Ansuz is used to call on his power, bringing the power of illusion and the ability to cloud men's minds.

	:Disguised as a giantess, Loki arranged the murder of Baldr. He used mistletoe, the only plant which had not sworn to never harm Baldr, and made a dart of it, which he tricked Baldr's blind brother ~~HÃ¶Ã°r~~ into throwing at Baldr, thereby killing him.		:Disguised as a giantess, Loki arranged the murder of Baldr. He used mistletoe, the only plant which had not sworn to never harm Baldr, and made a dart of it, which he tricked Baldr's blind brother Höðr into throwing at Baldr, thereby killing him.
	:When the gods discovered that the giantess had been Loki in disguise, they hunted him down and he was forced to flee. He hid by night as a salmon beneath a waterfall, and by day, perhaps trying to anticipate how the gods might catch him, he idly wove nets and burnt them. One day the gods found his fireplace at night, and found a net in the fire. From its design they created another, which they used to catch Loki.		:When the gods discovered that the giantess had been Loki in disguise, they hunted him down and he was forced to flee. He hid by night as a salmon beneath a waterfall, and by day, perhaps trying to anticipate how the gods might catch him, he idly wove nets and burnt them. One day the gods found his fireplace at night, and found a net in the fire. From its design they created another, which they used to catch Loki.

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	In magic, this rune is used mostly for long-term enchantments and healing magics related to fertility and birth.		In magic, this rune is used mostly for long-term enchantments and healing magics related to fertility and birth.

	Inguz is an important rune for many religious observations, since Yngvi is an older name for Freyr (a name which means simply ''lord'') and Freyr is great among the ~~Ãsir~~.		Inguz is an important rune for many religious observations, since Yngvi is an older name for Freyr (a name which means simply ''lord'') and Freyr is great among the Æsir.

	:Then ~~SkÃrnir~~ answered thus: he would go on his errand, but Freyr should give him his own sword-which is so good that it fights of itself;- and Freyr did not refuse, but gave him the sword. Then ~~SkÃrnir~~ went forth and wooed the woman for him, and received her promise; and nine nights later she was to come to the place called Barrey, and then go to the bridal with Freyr. - ''Gylfaginning 37''		:Then Skírnir answered thus: he would go on his errand, but Freyr should give him his own sword-which is so good that it fights of itself;- and Freyr did not refuse, but gave him the sword. Then Skírnir went forth and wooed the woman for him, and received her promise; and nine nights later she was to come to the place called Barrey, and then go to the bridal with Freyr. - ''Gylfaginning 37''

	''Divination:'' Inguz may mark a time of joyful deliverance, of new life, a new path. It indicates that the time for completion of current tasks is at hand, allowing for new beginnings.		''Divination:'' Inguz may mark a time of joyful deliverance, of new life, a new path. It indicates that the time for completion of current tasks is at hand, allowing for new beginnings.

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	Fehu is used when the target is in need of sustenance. Fehu can represent food and water, or can be used to affect items the target is carrying, whether for good or ill. It is also used in blessings for livestock of all kinds. Fehu is Freyr's rune, often borne by his worshippers, and vital in calling on his powers.		Fehu is used when the target is in need of sustenance. Fehu can represent food and water, or can be used to affect items the target is carrying, whether for good or ill. It is also used in blessings for livestock of all kinds. Fehu is Freyr's rune, often borne by his worshippers, and vital in calling on his powers.

	:Freyr is the most renowned of the ~~Æsir~~; he rules over the rain and the shining of the sun, and therewithal the fruit of the earth; and it is good to call on him for fruitful seasons and peace. He governs also the prosperity of men. - ''Gylfaginning 24'' from the ''Prose Eddas''		:Freyr is the most renowned of the Ãsir; he rules over the rain and the shining of the sun, and therewithal the fruit of the earth; and it is good to call on him for fruitful seasons and peace. He governs also the prosperity of men. - ''Gylfaginning 24'' from the ''Prose Eddas''

	''Divination:'' Fulfillment, ambition satisified. Fehu indicates the favour of the gods, and calls for a deep probing of the meaning of profit and gain in the querant's life. Fehu also calls for the querant to be mindful of his or her possessions. It urges vigilance and conservation of resources, especially when times seem good. Recklessness will lead to loss and failure. Fortune shared will bring the favour of the gods.		''Divination:'' Fulfillment, ambition satisified. Fehu indicates the favour of the gods, and calls for a deep probing of the meaning of profit and gain in the querant's life. Fehu also calls for the querant to be mindful of his or her possessions. It urges vigilance and conservation of resources, especially when times seem good. Recklessness will lead to loss and failure. Fortune shared will bring the favour of the gods.
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	Thurisaz depicts an open gate, indicating a portal or path to power and/or wisdom. It creates a link between worlds, preparing the way rather than initiating the journey. Of all the runes, Thurisaz is the one most strongly linked to one of the gods. As Thor's rune, Thurisaz grants access to some of Thor's power, as Thor has invested himself in his rune. As such, Thurisaz can be used to affect the weather.		Thurisaz depicts an open gate, indicating a portal or path to power and/or wisdom. It creates a link between worlds, preparing the way rather than initiating the journey. Of all the runes, Thurisaz is the one most strongly linked to one of the gods. As Thor's rune, Thurisaz grants access to some of Thor's power, as Thor has invested himself in his rune. As such, Thurisaz can be used to affect the weather.

	:According to ~~Alvíssmál~~, Thor's daughter, Thrud, was promised to Alvis, a dwarf. Thor devised a plan to stop Alvis from marrying his daughter. He told Alvis that, because of his small height, he had to prove his wisdom. Alvis agreed and Thor made the tests last until after the sun had risen--all dwarves turned to stone when exposed to sunlight, so Alvis was petrified and Thrud remained unmarried.		:According to AlvÃssmÃ¡l, Thor's daughter, Thrud, was promised to Alvis, a dwarf. Thor devised a plan to stop Alvis from marrying his daughter. He told Alvis that, because of his small height, he had to prove his wisdom. Alvis agreed and Thor made the tests last until after the sun had risen--all dwarves turned to stone when exposed to sunlight, so Alvis was petrified and Thrud remained unmarried.

	''Divination:'' Thurisaz represent the frontier between the divine and the mundane. It is a symbol of readiness to confront the divine within yourself, to allow the purpose of your experience to shine through the form of your past. As a rune of non-action, Thurisaz indicates that a time of contemplation and reflection is called for. The gateway to transcendance is not to be crossed without understanding.		''Divination:'' Thurisaz represent the frontier between the divine and the mundane. It is a symbol of readiness to confront the divine within yourself, to allow the purpose of your experience to shine through the form of your past. As a rune of non-action, Thurisaz indicates that a time of contemplation and reflection is called for. The gateway to transcendance is not to be crossed without understanding.
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	Ansuz is the rune used when information flow is required. It enables communication. Ansuz can be used reversed to block messages and cloud attempts at scrying. As Loki's rune, Ansuz is used to call on his power, bringing the power of illusion and the ability to cloud men's minds.		Ansuz is the rune used when information flow is required. It enables communication. Ansuz can be used reversed to block messages and cloud attempts at scrying. As Loki's rune, Ansuz is used to call on his power, bringing the power of illusion and the ability to cloud men's minds.

	:Disguised as a giantess, Loki arranged the murder of Baldr. He used mistletoe, the only plant which had not sworn to never harm Baldr, and made a dart of it, which he tricked Baldr's blind brother ~~Höðr~~ into throwing at Baldr, thereby killing him.		:Disguised as a giantess, Loki arranged the murder of Baldr. He used mistletoe, the only plant which had not sworn to never harm Baldr, and made a dart of it, which he tricked Baldr's blind brother HÃ¶Ã°r into throwing at Baldr, thereby killing him.
	:When the gods discovered that the giantess had been Loki in disguise, they hunted him down and he was forced to flee. He hid by night as a salmon beneath a waterfall, and by day, perhaps trying to anticipate how the gods might catch him, he idly wove nets and burnt them. One day the gods found his fireplace at night, and found a net in the fire. From its design they created another, which they used to catch Loki.		:When the gods discovered that the giantess had been Loki in disguise, they hunted him down and he was forced to flee. He hid by night as a salmon beneath a waterfall, and by day, perhaps trying to anticipate how the gods might catch him, he idly wove nets and burnt them. One day the gods found his fireplace at night, and found a net in the fire. From its design they created another, which they used to catch Loki.

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	In magic, this rune is used mostly for long-term enchantments and healing magics related to fertility and birth.		In magic, this rune is used mostly for long-term enchantments and healing magics related to fertility and birth.

	Inguz is an important rune for many religious observations, since Yngvi is an older name for Freyr (a name which means simply ''lord'') and Freyr is great among the ~~Æsir~~.		Inguz is an important rune for many religious observations, since Yngvi is an older name for Freyr (a name which means simply ''lord'') and Freyr is great among the Ãsir.

	:Then ~~Skírnir~~ answered thus: he would go on his errand, but Freyr should give him his own sword-which is so good that it fights of itself;- and Freyr did not refuse, but gave him the sword. Then ~~Skírnir~~ went forth and wooed the woman for him, and received her promise; and nine nights later she was to come to the place called Barrey, and then go to the bridal with Freyr. - ''Gylfaginning 37''		:Then SkÃrnir answered thus: he would go on his errand, but Freyr should give him his own sword-which is so good that it fights of itself;- and Freyr did not refuse, but gave him the sword. Then SkÃrnir went forth and wooed the woman for him, and received her promise; and nine nights later she was to come to the place called Barrey, and then go to the bridal with Freyr. - ''Gylfaginning 37''

	''Divination:'' Inguz may mark a time of joyful deliverance, of new life, a new path. It indicates that the time for completion of current tasks is at hand, allowing for new beginnings.		''Divination:'' Inguz may mark a time of joyful deliverance, of new life, a new path. It indicates that the time for completion of current tasks is at hand, allowing for new beginnings.

WS:Runes - Revision history

84.203.70.151: /* Kano */

89.97.208.58: rv vandalism

202.194.31.121: trocleto

Politas: /* Laguz */ spelling

Politas: /* Dagaz */ & /* Odin's Rune */

Politas: /* Othila */

Politas: /* Inguz */

Politas: /* Inguz */

Politas: /* Laguz */

Politas: /* Mannaz */

Politas: /* Dagaz / & / Odin's Rune */