Tir, the Rune of the War God

What is your relationship with the god of war and assertion? How do you ethically understand his energy? When you do make contact with any deity, you will find they have a special purpose for you! You can’t relate to them by accident, or think it’s just on your terms. Equally, you cannot duck away from relating to them, because they are a facet of existence and part of your destiny.

Never pledge yourself to a deity without thinking carefully about what you’re getting yourself into! Never fail to pledge yourself to a deity if you need their presence!
Tir, the rune of the War God is the 17^th Rune. Tir is also the first rune of the third and final Aett of the Futhark, and he rules that section of the Norse alphabet.

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Sigel, the Rune of Victory, the 16th rune

It is very important to have one’s victories, if one is to fulfil one’s potential and one’s destiny, but some victories are not the best ones to have.
Sigel is the 16^th Rune. It is the final rune of the second Aett of the Futhark, the Norse alphabet, which is all about going beyond what it is to be merely human and putting one’s foot on Bifrost, the Rainbow Bridge which leads from the realm of the humans to the realm of the gods.

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