RUNES // A beginners guide (sort off)
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- Hey everyone!
Happy New Year, let's see how 2021 goes. I have not posted in a while, but am excited to get back into it, and we are starting this year with runes and a little guide to them. As mentioned in the video, this is definitely not a complete guide, or all there is to know about runes, but rather just dipping your toes into the water. So, I hope you like it!
Blessed Be )O(
Ella
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Runes by Ralph Blum: amzn.to/2MNOM3R
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I'm not going to push to one side or another of the argument, but Ralph Blum's book is actually the subject of disagreement among many practitioners because of his inclusion of a blank "Odin's Rune" (not found in any version of Futhark), as well as his admission that some of the meanings assigned to runes in his book come more directly from him than from historical documents. For this reason, the book has about the same number of adherents and detractors. In general, I'd suggest starting with a book that includes only one of the original versions of Futhark, and then checking out Blum's version (or more recent derivatives of it) that includes the blank Odin's Rune to decide which system works better for you as a divinatory tool.
Thank you for this comment! I pinned it - I personally suggest it more as a sort of ‘historical context’ as it is interesting to have - if you have any specific books you could suggest, feel free to comment them too 😁🙏🏼
@@EllaHarrison I had this video come up as a suggestion , I have been studying the Runes from a historical prospective, so I have not read Ralph Blum's book. I have found Runecasters Handbook by Edred Thorsson and eiements of the Runes by Bernard King helpful to me , also Jackson Crawford's utube channel great for authentic background of the Runes.
I love how informative this is. I’ll definitely add runes to my divination tools!
Futh as in tooth and ark as in arc. Keep on a teaching Ella👍😁👍! Happy New Year💖❄!
I've missed you! So happy to see you again!
Love from Colorado 🌲🌃🌠
Thank youuu 🥺❤️❤️❤️ love to Colorado!
I really like this! I have studied and practiced wicca for 6 years and the runes within a period of 3 years. I used Edred Thorsson (Stephen E. Flowers) and used the concepts of the Our Troth books to build an idea of ideal practice. Some say that Nordic beliefs evolved from natural phenomena but then extrapolated into deific forms of kings and mighty warriors. I hold to the idea that the deities are portions of amplified and pigeon-holed emotions and personal beliefs. Loki personifies fire and the human curiosity and failings yet growth from it and the shadow that lies within us. Wicca benefits from all practices but Nordic and Celtic in particular with Golden Dawn structure (thank you Israel Regardie). I liked the ideas presented in this!
Thank you 😁 Dankeschön 🥰✌️und Grüße aus dem Landkreis Weilheim/Schongau
I really enjoyed and appreciate this. Thank you so much for your insight. You are correct about Egyptian Hieroglyphs. Love and LIGHT Blessed Be! Sending you much Unconditional Love Gratitude and Hugs! 🤗😇👍❤💜💙💖💚💛
Very informative!! Thank you 🙏🏻
Love your vids. Just wish you included Denmark in the introductory list as well, that’s where I’m from and they’re a huge part of our ancient culture.
I know! I have no idea how I managed to forget it 😩 I am so sorry
I love crystal as well. So that would probably my choice.
omg thank u so much 💕💕💕🥺
also i love your yule tree 🥺🥺
Do u feel like ruins are being appropriated? Real question because I don’t think I feel right using them as such. Sidral manifestations of my own mind is where I’m gonna head and I’ll probably just use the major arcana and astrology and stay in my lane. ⬆️ ⬇️
Oops runes*
I don’t think appropriation is the right word as that applies to minorities or practices that have been suppressed and then later marketed by the oppressor.
Perhaps the runes are being used out of context, by people who don’t bother to learn about them and their history and meanings. But to be honest with you, if a rune is being used by someone carelessly, it is my belief that they will know that and will not work for that person
I’m just starting out witchcraft... my girlfriend got me into it... I bought a ring that has the elder Futhark alphabet engraved on it, would this protect me if I cleanses or charged it???
Yes definitely!
Hi Ella love your video’s also i’m from Belgium did the runes also circulate in those area’s?
Yes I believe so, the runes came a long way all across Europe, though I honestly am not too sure on the exact details with Belgium - worth the research though if you’re more interested in it! 😁
If I were to collect those little, round black beach rocks and carve runes onto them - would that be effective for my practice?
of course!
Some people use there eye liner and draw them on the body I've also heard of.
I’ve seen those!
Love the vids, but the amount of ads is getting silly. Also.. the Anglo-Saxon was a futhOrk as the A and O runes were swapped.
Ohh I need to check if I can actually set how many ads it is, I only say which type I allow (as in the ones at the beginning or in the middle of the video etc) 🙈
And thank you!
@@EllaHarrison keep up the excellent informative videos 👍🏻
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Elder Futharc and viking runes are not the same. The Vikings used the Younger Futharc.
Again Viking isn’t an ethnic group of people, and the Younger Futhark is technically a deviation from the Elder Futhark. If you look at the old Runestones there are both Elder and Younger being used as inscription method - though the Viking Age in Scandinavia did in fact use the Younger Futhark primarily
My girl out here forgetting Denmark 😭😭😭
Noooo I am sorryy 😩😩😩
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omg thank you for this ella take care always hope to seeyou soon ✨ your so beautiful as ever missyouloveyou lets have some collab soon✨ btw what is the update 2021 of your book of shadows✨✨
blessed be