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Need to figure out where to start? Let’s have a quick conversation to see how I can help you.
This is a good timeframe for either: 1) a quick conversation and a short, unstructured reading, or 2) an intro conversation about a more complex topic, with a reading to be selected and booked separately.
With 45 minutes, we can go through a complicated topic than the other options while using unstructured readings to provide us in the moment advice and insight.
This is a rune cast utilizing only 9 selected runes instead of the full 24. They can be applied to any topic or timeframe.
This is a rune cast with all 24 runes present. It can be applied to any topic or timeframe.
Timeframe: Dependent on user’s needs
Usage: This cast is provides a more in depth reading overview of the past, present, and future.
Interpreting:
For this, runes are cast over three partially overlapping circles designated to one of the Greater Norns who care for the world tree. Urd oversees the past. Verdandi handles the present. Skuld regards the future. The areas of overlap between the three norns’ domain refer to transitional points between the three.
Source: Katie Gerrard, Odin’s Gateways, 2009, pg 148-149
Usage: This cast is provides a more in depth reading overview of the past, present, and future.
Interpreting:
For this, runes are cast over three partially overlapping circles designated to one of the Greater Norns who care for the world tree. Urd oversees the past. Verdandi handles the present. Skuld regards the future. The areas of overlap between the three norns’ domain refer to transitional points between the three.
Source: Katie Gerrard, Odin’s Gateways, 2009, pg 148-149
Timeframe: Dependent on user’s needs
Usage: This reading provides the outlook for a coming event of any kind. It can be anything from a job interview to a date.
Interpreting:
1) Querent’s feeling toward the venture
2) The atmosphere surrounding the event
3) Indicator of outcome
Source: Stella Longland and Marijane Osborne, Rune Games, 1982, pg 142
Usage: This reading provides the outlook for a coming event of any kind. It can be anything from a job interview to a date.
Interpreting:
1) Querent’s feeling toward the venture
2) The atmosphere surrounding the event
3) Indicator of outcome
Source: Stella Longland and Marijane Osborne, Rune Games, 1982, pg 142
Timeframe: Dependent on user’s needs
Usage: This layout is based on the famous Tarot spread. It is eminently useful for digging into current entanglements and gathering insight on a particular situation.
Interpreting:
1) The problem, or the aspect of life most likely to give trouble.
2) The main obstacle to progress
3) Past influences
4) Future influences
5) What ambition motivates the querent
6) What the querent can do to influence the situation themselves
7) What factors in the querent’s psychological makeup have bearing on the problem
8) What environmental factors have relevance to the situation
9) Querent’s hopes/fears
10) The final result
Source: Tony Willis, The Runic Workbook, 1986, pg 144-146
Usage: This layout is based on the famous Tarot spread. It is eminently useful for digging into current entanglements and gathering insight on a particular situation.
Interpreting:
1) The problem, or the aspect of life most likely to give trouble.
2) The main obstacle to progress
3) Past influences
4) Future influences
5) What ambition motivates the querent
6) What the querent can do to influence the situation themselves
7) What factors in the querent’s psychological makeup have bearing on the problem
8) What environmental factors have relevance to the situation
9) Querent’s hopes/fears
10) The final result
Source: Tony Willis, The Runic Workbook, 1986, pg 144-146
Book
Games of Aett 1) The Grid of Earth (Freyr’s Aett) - Inward: physical condition; Outward: possessions
. Duration:30 mins··. Price:$25
Timeframe: Now.
Usage: This is a reading of 3 potential variations. They can be done individually or in any combination that you desire. Each of them seeks to analyze the different aspects of your relationship to the world around you by looking at what you give to the world, and what the world gives back to you.
1) The Grid of Earth (Freyr’s Aett) - Inward: physical condition; Outward: possessions
2) The Grid of Water (Thor’s Aett) - Inward: emotions; Outward: journeys
3) The Grid of Fire (Tyr’s Aett) - Inward: intellect; Outward: events
Source: Stella Longland and Marijane Osborne, Rune Games, 1982, pg 148-173
Usage: This is a reading of 3 potential variations. They can be done individually or in any combination that you desire. Each of them seeks to analyze the different aspects of your relationship to the world around you by looking at what you give to the world, and what the world gives back to you.
1) The Grid of Earth (Freyr’s Aett) - Inward: physical condition; Outward: possessions
2) The Grid of Water (Thor’s Aett) - Inward: emotions; Outward: journeys
3) The Grid of Fire (Tyr’s Aett) - Inward: intellect; Outward: events
Source: Stella Longland and Marijane Osborne, Rune Games, 1982, pg 148-173
Book
Games of Aett 2) The Grid of Water (Thor’s Aett) - Inward: emotions; Outward: journeys
. Duration:30 mins··. Price:$25
Timeframe: Now.
Usage: This is a reading of 3 potential variations. They can be done individually or in any combination that you desire. Each of them seeks to analyze the different aspects of your relationship to the world around you by looking at what you give to the world, and what the world gives back to you.
1) The Grid of Earth (Freyr’s Aett) - Inward: physical condition; Outward: possessions
2) The Grid of Water (Thor’s Aett) - Inward: emotions; Outward: journeys
3) The Grid of Fire (Tyr’s Aett) - Inward: intellect; Outward: events
Source: Stella Longland and Marijane Osborne, Rune Games, 1982, pg 148-173
Usage: This is a reading of 3 potential variations. They can be done individually or in any combination that you desire. Each of them seeks to analyze the different aspects of your relationship to the world around you by looking at what you give to the world, and what the world gives back to you.
1) The Grid of Earth (Freyr’s Aett) - Inward: physical condition; Outward: possessions
2) The Grid of Water (Thor’s Aett) - Inward: emotions; Outward: journeys
3) The Grid of Fire (Tyr’s Aett) - Inward: intellect; Outward: events
Source: Stella Longland and Marijane Osborne, Rune Games, 1982, pg 148-173
Book
Games of Aett 3) The Grid of Fire (Tyr’s Aett) - Inward: intellect; Outward: events
. Duration:30 mins··. Price:$25
Timeframe: Now.
Usage: This is a reading of 3 potential variations. They can be done individually or in any combination that you desire. Each of them seeks to analyze the different aspects of your relationship to the world around you by looking at what you give to the world, and what the world gives back to you.
1) The Grid of Earth (Freyr’s Aett) - Inward: physical condition; Outward: possessions
2) The Grid of Water (Thor’s Aett) - Inward: emotions; Outward: journeys
3) The Grid of Fire (Tyr’s Aett) - Inward: intellect; Outward: events
Source: Stella Longland and Marijane Osborne, Rune Games, 1982, pg 148-173
Usage: This is a reading of 3 potential variations. They can be done individually or in any combination that you desire. Each of them seeks to analyze the different aspects of your relationship to the world around you by looking at what you give to the world, and what the world gives back to you.
1) The Grid of Earth (Freyr’s Aett) - Inward: physical condition; Outward: possessions
2) The Grid of Water (Thor’s Aett) - Inward: emotions; Outward: journeys
3) The Grid of Fire (Tyr’s Aett) - Inward: intellect; Outward: events
Source: Stella Longland and Marijane Osborne, Rune Games, 1982, pg 148-173
Timeframe: Now.
Usage: This in depth reading is tailored to identifying how the querent is navigating through the eight nexuses of existence: Fate, Growth, Feelings, Time, Reality, Being, Relating, and Creativity.
Source: Stella Longland and Marijane Osborne, Rune Games, 1982, pg 159-173
Usage: This in depth reading is tailored to identifying how the querent is navigating through the eight nexuses of existence: Fate, Growth, Feelings, Time, Reality, Being, Relating, and Creativity.
Source: Stella Longland and Marijane Osborne, Rune Games, 1982, pg 159-173
Timeframe: Now.
Usage: This complex reading provides an in depth look into the nature of a relationship between any two people. This relationship can be platonic, romantic, familial, or otherwise but it is best suited to analyzing relationships that have history and longstanding understanding between the individuals. It’s performed with three layers of runes set closer and closer to the center of the pentacle and as it approaches the deepest parts of relationship. It is well suited to people who have a longstanding relationship.
It is performed with the Anglo-Saxon Futhark, which has 33 runes rather than the standard 24 in the Elder Futhark.
Method:
First, separate the final 5 runes from the Anglo-Saxon Futhark, randomize them, and place them at each point of the star. The points on the left side represent Querent A and the points on the right are Querent B. The upward point represents qualities shared by both.
Next, ten runes are laid on each side of each arm of the star. Again, Querent A is on the left arms and Querent B is on the right. The left side of the top arm is for Querent A, the right goes to Querent B.
Follow the same pattern as before, but now place one rune at each line of the internal pentacle. For the top line, discard the first four runes drawn and place the fifth down. This specific rune is read as the effect of random chance and external factors.
Source: Stella Longland and Marijane Osborne, Rune Games, 1982, pg 145-148
Usage: This complex reading provides an in depth look into the nature of a relationship between any two people. This relationship can be platonic, romantic, familial, or otherwise but it is best suited to analyzing relationships that have history and longstanding understanding between the individuals. It’s performed with three layers of runes set closer and closer to the center of the pentacle and as it approaches the deepest parts of relationship. It is well suited to people who have a longstanding relationship.
It is performed with the Anglo-Saxon Futhark, which has 33 runes rather than the standard 24 in the Elder Futhark.
Method:
First, separate the final 5 runes from the Anglo-Saxon Futhark, randomize them, and place them at each point of the star. The points on the left side represent Querent A and the points on the right are Querent B. The upward point represents qualities shared by both.
Next, ten runes are laid on each side of each arm of the star. Again, Querent A is on the left arms and Querent B is on the right. The left side of the top arm is for Querent A, the right goes to Querent B.
Follow the same pattern as before, but now place one rune at each line of the internal pentacle. For the top line, discard the first four runes drawn and place the fifth down. This specific rune is read as the effect of random chance and external factors.
Source: Stella Longland and Marijane Osborne, Rune Games, 1982, pg 145-148
Timeframe: 6 months into the past and 6 months into the future
Usage: This layout is well suited for understanding complicated situations that spill out over multiple areas of life.
Interpreting:
1) This is the central issue, what the querent has on their mind
2, 3, & 4) Quarter One: This represents the querent
5, 6, & 7) Quarter Two: This represents the opposition they face and the thoughts and actions of those involved in the problem.
8 & 9) Quarter Three: What happens next
10 & 11) Quarter Four: The far future.
Source: Tony Willis, The Runic Workbook, 1986, pg 100-102
Usage: This layout is well suited for understanding complicated situations that spill out over multiple areas of life.
Interpreting:
1) This is the central issue, what the querent has on their mind
2, 3, & 4) Quarter One: This represents the querent
5, 6, & 7) Quarter Two: This represents the opposition they face and the thoughts and actions of those involved in the problem.
8 & 9) Quarter Three: What happens next
10 & 11) Quarter Four: The far future.
Source: Tony Willis, The Runic Workbook, 1986, pg 100-102
Timeframe: Immediate and future.
Usage: This layout is designed for complicated situations with multiple moving parts. It can give detailed information about the resolution of the situation and also is useful for assessing the strength and weaknesses of what is opposing you.
1 & 2) Querent’s abilities, what is in their power to do now
3 & 4) Querent’s mentality, what they think/feel about the situation
4 & 5) The present, nature/root of problem.
7 & 8) Causes of the problem
9 & 10) Opposition from outside circumstances
11 & 12) Opposition from other people
13 & 14) The future
15 & 16) The result
Source: Tony Willis, The Runic Workbook, 1986, pg 115-117
Usage: This layout is designed for complicated situations with multiple moving parts. It can give detailed information about the resolution of the situation and also is useful for assessing the strength and weaknesses of what is opposing you.
1 & 2) Querent’s abilities, what is in their power to do now
3 & 4) Querent’s mentality, what they think/feel about the situation
4 & 5) The present, nature/root of problem.
7 & 8) Causes of the problem
9 & 10) Opposition from outside circumstances
11 & 12) Opposition from other people
13 & 14) The future
15 & 16) The result
Source: Tony Willis, The Runic Workbook, 1986, pg 115-117
Timeframe: 3 months into the past and 3 months into the future.
Usage: Mimir is an advisor to the god Odin. After he was beheaded, Odin preserved his head and charmed it so that it could continue giving him advice. This spread is meant to provide a deeper, more contextualized look at the past, present, and future, and then gives you a result.
1 & 2) The past
3 & 4) The present
5 & 6) The future
7) The result
Source: Tony Willis, The Runic Workbook, 1986, pg 81-83; Lisa Peschel, A Practical Guide to the Runes: Their Uses in Divination and Magick, 1989, pg 112-115
Usage: Mimir is an advisor to the god Odin. After he was beheaded, Odin preserved his head and charmed it so that it could continue giving him advice. This spread is meant to provide a deeper, more contextualized look at the past, present, and future, and then gives you a result.
1 & 2) The past
3 & 4) The present
5 & 6) The future
7) The result
Source: Tony Willis, The Runic Workbook, 1986, pg 81-83; Lisa Peschel, A Practical Guide to the Runes: Their Uses in Divination and Magick, 1989, pg 112-115
Timeframe: The span of this reading can be immediate or lifelong, reading forward or back in time.
Usage: This reading is meant to explore major crises in the querent’s life.
Source: Stella Longland and Marijane Osborne, Rune Games, 1982, pg 173-180
Usage: This reading is meant to explore major crises in the querent’s life.
Source: Stella Longland and Marijane Osborne, Rune Games, 1982, pg 173-180
Timeframe: Dependent on user’s needs
Usage: This reading gives an assessment of where you are, where you were, and where you’re headed
Interpreting:
1) Past
2) Present
3) Future
Usage: This reading gives an assessment of where you are, where you were, and where you’re headed
Interpreting:
1) Past
2) Present
3) Future
Timeframe: Now.
Usage: This layout is good for assessing upcoming issues and looking at problems with and how it fits into the world around it.
1) Past, what led up to the current situation
2) Present
3) Future, or result
4) What help can be expected
5) What must be accepted about the situation
Source: Tony Willis, The Runic Workbook, 1986, pg 65-66; Lisa Peschel, A Practical Guide to the Runes: Their Uses in Divination and Magick, 1989, pg 110-112
Usage: This layout is good for assessing upcoming issues and looking at problems with and how it fits into the world around it.
1) Past, what led up to the current situation
2) Present
3) Future, or result
4) What help can be expected
5) What must be accepted about the situation
Source: Tony Willis, The Runic Workbook, 1986, pg 65-66; Lisa Peschel, A Practical Guide to the Runes: Their Uses in Divination and Magick, 1989, pg 110-112
Timeframe: Up to 18 months into the future
Usage: This reading is done to forecast upcoming changes and life events.
Interpreting: For this reading, we cast runes into three concentric ovals. The central oval yields data for the next 1-3 months. The next oval out gives you info on 4-9 months from now. The final oval gives information on the period of 10-18 months.
Source: Katie Gerrard, Odin’s Gateways, 2009, pg 148
Usage: This reading is done to forecast upcoming changes and life events.
Interpreting: For this reading, we cast runes into three concentric ovals. The central oval yields data for the next 1-3 months. The next oval out gives you info on 4-9 months from now. The final oval gives information on the period of 10-18 months.
Source: Katie Gerrard, Odin’s Gateways, 2009, pg 148
Timeframe: This reading is useful for the present moment and looking forward in the short term, but it can be used with a longer time frame if necessary
Usage: It is best suited for situations where you need to delineate your priorities.
Interpreting: This reading utilizes a box cut into fourths, with Urgent written on the top on the left and Non-Urgent written to the right. On the left hand side, near the top, is labelled Important and below is labeled Non-Important.
Source: Katie Gerard, Odin’s Gateways, 2009, pg 147
Usage: It is best suited for situations where you need to delineate your priorities.
Interpreting: This reading utilizes a box cut into fourths, with Urgent written on the top on the left and Non-Urgent written to the right. On the left hand side, near the top, is labelled Important and below is labeled Non-Important.
Source: Katie Gerard, Odin’s Gateways, 2009, pg 147
Timeframe: 12 months into the future
Usage: This layout provides a month-to-month prediction of the main things coming up in the next 12 months. A single rune is laid in the center representing the querent and the 12 months are set up in a circle with two runes apiece for each month around it.
Source: Tony Willis, The Runic Workbook, 1986, pg 116
Usage: This layout provides a month-to-month prediction of the main things coming up in the next 12 months. A single rune is laid in the center representing the querent and the 12 months are set up in a circle with two runes apiece for each month around it.
Source: Tony Willis, The Runic Workbook, 1986, pg 116
Timeframe: Now.
Usage: This is a straightforward layout that provides a direct answer to any yes/no question. It’s best used assessing the present moment and brainstorming issues.
1) Problem
2) Suggested Path
3) Result if advice from #2 is heeded.
Source: Lisa Peschel, A Practical Guide to the Runes: Their Uses in Divination and Magick, 1989, pg 106-110
Usage: This is a straightforward layout that provides a direct answer to any yes/no question. It’s best used assessing the present moment and brainstorming issues.
1) Problem
2) Suggested Path
3) Result if advice from #2 is heeded.
Source: Lisa Peschel, A Practical Guide to the Runes: Their Uses in Divination and Magick, 1989, pg 106-110
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