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Runes as a magic system

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At this department we study the runes not as a tool for divination and prediction – this would be too little for such a deep subject as runic magic. Here, the runes are studied as a description of the world order, a description of all the energy-information processes – from the structure of human consciousness to the structure of consciousness of the universe, which are the same thing.

Here we comprehend these principles, reveal them in themselves and for themselves.

Runic magic is not straightforward.

It combines both magical (informational) and shamanic (energy) principles, not dividing them but uniting them.

The task of a practicing magician is not only to maintain and restore the sacred order of the universe, but also to make the appropriate changes of his own free will. Runes is one of the most powerful methods for such an act.

The runes allow the magician to move simultaneously in two directions.

First, it is an energy work that allows you to comprehend the secrets of nature and the hidden worlds that are on the other side of reality.

Secondly, this is the path of the deepest transformation of one's own personality, the path of development of intellect and intuition to the degree of absolute understanding and control of these forces.






hugrunar77

As understood in our school, who is Ullr and what is his role (primary) task within the Yggdrasil system?  As one of the younger generation gods, if he has one, what is his rune in the Elder Futhark (re: Uruz?) Or perhaps, Yr from the Younger Futhark?

hugrunar77

When entering information for the individual runic code, does one enter their given name at birth or their current legal name? And in the case of a woman, does she enter her maiden name or her married name to get an accurate calculation?

Petr Aberg

Quote from: hugrunar77 on 2024 May 25 , 18:59:16As understood in our school, who is Ullr and what is his role (primary) task within the Yggdrasil system?  As one of the younger generation gods, if he has one, what is his rune in the Elder Futhark (re: Uruz?) Or perhaps, Yr from the Younger Futhark?

Ullr as well as many of his siblings from the generation of young gods are not attached to any energy-information channel (which is what runes are). His role and tasks extend far beyond the boundaries of the Yggdrasil tree.

Ullr is the son of Loki - the shapeshifter god.
Every time you try to prescribe him particular function or rune, he will instantly show you that it is not about him.

Petr Aberg

Quote from: hugrunar77 on 2024 May 26 , 05:56:27When entering information for the individual runic code, does one enter their given name at birth or their current legal name? And in the case of a woman, does she enter her maiden name or her married name to get an accurate calculation?

Runocode reflects you as a code-programme. The way you're inscribed in this system. How the system recognises you? Usually by your passport details, etc.

The woman counts her runecode by her current first and last name. And even better if she calculates her code by her maiden name. Then it will be clearly visible what Fate-programme  she received from her husband.

Oakendara

I'm studying Algiz, and I'm curious about the concept of "realizing your triad." "There is a triad of creators who molded a human being in their own images and likeness..." And this is of course surrounding the concept of identifying your individual "source" or god. All additional references speak in singular terms of "god." But in these 2 paragraphs the triad is presented. My question is this: Is there 1 god to identify? Or are there 3?
Sara

Oakendara

When reading about Mannaz, I came across the concept of "freeing yourself from the 'dragon skins.'" I'm not familiar with this term. What does that mean "dragon skins?" To me it implies shedding the outer skins like a snake. Is that it? Or is there more?
Sara

hugrunar77

Quote from: Petr Aberg on 2024 May 29 , 19:33:42Ullr is the son of Loki - the shapeshifter god.
Every time you try to prescribe him particular function or rune, he will instantly show you that it is not about him.

On this note, in working with Ullr, I have been tracking the formula. Previous to any journeying, Ullr will show me a shape to take for the destination. There will be a relatively short trip in this form — and the form will have unique signatures that take on the properties of the shape. Ullr's vibration is still present and understandable to me. Etheric sensations change, some more comfortable than others. Beings I'm interacting with are always welcoming in the shapes taken at Ullr's direction. Am I correct to conclude that the beings are responding to the shape, not Ullr's signature?

Petr Aberg

Quote from: Oakendara on 2024 September 16 , 06:05:02All additional references speak in singular terms of "god." But in these 2 paragraphs the triad is presented. My question is this: Is there 1 god to identify? Or are there 3?
There can be several progenitors of human consciousness at once. The god Kvasir, in whose veins the blood of all the Aesir and all the Vanir flows, is an example. But still Kvasir is an independent consciousness. Having cognized one god closest to you by nature - the halls of his memory will open and consciousness acquire his hypostases and facets in different cultures and pantheons. So first we look for the most native God, the closest in vibration.

Petr Aberg

Quote from: Oakendara on 2024 September 17 , 05:26:10"freeing yourself from the 'dragon skins.'" I'm not familiar with this term.
It's an allegory. C.S.Lewis's "Chronicles of Narnia" specifically thу story of "The Voyage of the Dawn Treader" book, very colorfully describes the transformation of consciousness of young Eustace, who was turned into a dragon. Lion Aslan wants him to peel away the dragon skin, yet as much as he tries he still remains a dragon. He is afraid of Aslan's claws, but he finally allows Aslan to peel away the skin. And when Aslan does, it hurts. The dragon skin is ugly and dark but Aslan digs in deep, peeling away the scales until all that remains is Eustace. And when Eustace finally bathes, the pain is gone and he is no longer a dragon.

Here rune Mannaz is like an Aslan's claws will peel away everything that is unneeded and extraneous, harmful and superficial.

Petr Aberg

Quote from: hugrunar77 on 2024 September 23 , 19:26:28m I correct to conclude that the beings are responding to the shape, not Ullr's signature?
Beings respond to the essence. Through the shapes and forms recomended you by Ullr they more like to read that very essence.

hugrunar77

In Runes & Gods by Master Ksenia quotes Snorri's Prose Edda mention of Hnos (Treasure), daughter of Goddess Freyja-Vanadis and Odr (power, the missing husband). While Hnos isn't mentioned alongside the younger generation of gods (in the book), is it correct that she is among them, and would she be like Vidar, Vali and Ullr of Aesir and Vanir both? The text, by stating that Brisingamen is Freyja's "treasured"artifact to control the four elements (Freedom) seems to imply that Brisingamen is Hnos.

Is Hnos, then an artifact or a goddess, and what would be the implications of her as a being (goddess) making contact? Early on in my path, a being identified as Hnos made contact with me previous to my understanding of any of the Norse pantheon, and she presented as valkyric in nature.

Petr Aberg

Quote from: hugrunar77 on 2024 December 05 , 04:05:36s Hnos, then an artifact or a goddess, and what would be the implications of her as a being (goddess) making contact? Early on in my path, a being identified as Hnos made contact with me previous to my understanding of any of the Norse pantheon, and she presented as valkyric in nature.

Hnos is the daughter of Freya and a mortal man Odr.

She is the goddess of the new world equal to Vidar and his team of young gods, equal to Lif and Liftrassir, equal to man. She is the continuation of Freya in the new reality, where every form of life has a place and equal rights. And this for the new world is the real "treasure".
 
Hnos also inherited her mother's amulet, the Brisingamen necklace - power over the elements.

Petr Aberg

Quote from: hugrunar77 on 2024 December 05 , 04:05:36Early on in my path, a being identified as Hnos made contact with me previous to my understanding of any of the Norse pantheon, and she presented as valkyric in nature.
Nothing personal :)

One of her mother's faces was the Valkyrie Queen (her autumn hat). And who knows if it's because of Hnos that the Valkyries are still alive