Raido Galdr

Raido is the rune of journeys, roads, and movement. The sound of the rolling “R” mimics the rolling wheel on the road; the fast rhythmic roar of the chariot in motion. The proto-Germanic word raido means “ride/journey” and expresses a sacred tone in reference to travel. The journey can be mirrored in the grand experience... Continue Reading →

Thurisaz Galdr

We recorded a new galdr track this week, Thurisaz in 108 repetitions. Thurisaz means “giant” and represents the god Thor or the giant Jormungandr. Thurisaz also represents the sacred hammer, Mjolnir. This hammer is synonymous with the Vedic Vajra, representing a type of spiritual weapon used against ignorance and obstacles. It can also represent unbreakable... Continue Reading →

Books Restocked!

All rune books have been restocked. Each copy comes signed and includes a handmade bookmark and wooden rune. May all sentient beings utilize the power of the runes. Hailaz

Runes for Internal Ritual Space

Using runes for (and during) ritual are good ways to enhance focus, reawaken understanding, and develop stronger concentration. They are meant as symbolic representations of the metaphysical processes that are taking place during the ritual and within the participants of the ritual. However, without proper training or understanding, one runs the risk of losing their... Continue Reading →

Rune Books Restocked!

I have restocked personal copies of "Runes, Bindrunes and Hahalruna: European Sorcery and Divination" and also have a small amount of copies of "Hagal's Aett: Elder Futhark Rune Theories and Analysis". This book is the second of a 3-part analysis of the deeper meanings hidden within the runes of the Elder Futhark. Through various avenues... Continue Reading →

Book Reviews!

If you own any of the rune books and enjoy them, feel free to drop a review on the Amazon page. These help a lot, especially as there are 100's of options out there to choose from. If the books helped you out in any way, let people know there. I am wrapping up part... Continue Reading →

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