Fae Friday: Rune of the Day – Inguz

Inner self, higher self, higher power, spirit, angels, goddess, fae, source. There are many names for the sacred wisdom threaded throughout our reality. My old metaphysical teacher called it Spirit, and that’s how I tend to refer to it most times. We can call on the underlying wisdom to guide us. How does it answer?… Continue reading Fae Friday: Rune of the Day – Inguz

Mythic Monday: Rune of the Day – Othila

OTHILA Divination is a way to focus on what matters. It allows us to gain insight into the ripe possibilities of the moment and is best used as a type of meditative effort. With their symbolism and kinship with long ago Germanic cultures, runes are a fascinating method. From the bag of runes, we close… Continue reading Mythic Monday: Rune of the Day – Othila

Mythic Monday: Rune of the Day – Mannaz

RUNES Divination is a way to focus on what matters. It allows us to gain insight into the ripe possibilities of the moment and is best used as a type of meditative effort. With their symbolism and kinship with long ago Germanic cultures, runes are a fascinating method. From the bag of runes, we close… Continue reading Mythic Monday: Rune of the Day – Mannaz

Mythic Monday: Rune of the Day – Raido

Divination is a way to focus on what matters. It allows us to gain insight into the ripe possibilities of the moment and is best used as a type of meditative effort. With their pictographic qualities and kinship with long ago cultures, runes are one of my favorite methods.  Over three thousand years ago, pictographs… Continue reading Mythic Monday: Rune of the Day – Raido

Mythic Monday: Rune of the Day – Perth by Flossie Benton Rogers

Divination is a way to focus on what matters. It allows us to gain insight into the ripe possibilities of the moment. After all, this moment plants the seeds for the next, until all our moments are strung out before and behind us, much like an endless row of shining pearls. Divination is best used… Continue reading Mythic Monday: Rune of the Day – Perth by Flossie Benton Rogers