Fehu is the rune of wealth, reward, and prosperity. It represents hard work, strength, and determination, meaning “cattle” or “property” in Proto-Germanic. Cows were the primary symbol of wealth during this period, signifying a person’s riches and material resource. Fehu signifies what a person has earned with their sweat and blood, and how well they... Continue Reading →
Galdraz, Meditation, and Altar Ethics.
An altar should always be in use; if one is to be created at all. It should move, breath, and be in constant motion. Fires should burn on it more often than not, and offerings should be in constant flux and flow to and from the altar space. This space should be viewed as sacred,... Continue Reading →
Perthro – Rune of Fate
Perthro represents mysteries, the unknown, and forces at work beyond our understanding. It represents innate powers that we are unconscious of, unlocked over time by the workings of fate. The secrets of our destinies lie within this rune, and it can be seen as the rune of the Norns; the rulers of the past, present,... Continue Reading →
Applying Cernunnos to Germanic Spirituality
Hurnaz idol protecting the spirits of the land. Hurnaz is the Germanic form of the god Cernunnos, Lord of the Wild. There is some speculation as to the form and function of this god throughout history, ranging from being a simple god of commerce to being the leader of the Wild Hunt. However, from my... Continue Reading →