I’ve been talking so much about runes lately, maybe it’s time to publish, at last, some more practical entry regarding these Nordic symbols? I will skip the theoretical part, because I’m sure you won’t encounter any difficulties finding information about what runes are, where did they came from and what meanings do they have – google it :). Ladies and gentleman, here are some Runic Scripts :).
Runic Scripts are nothing more and nothing less than a set of runes gathered together to combine the power of each rune into much more powerful “entity” – the Script. Such runic scripts can be also called a magic spells, because in some way this will be the truth. Runic Scripts are form of spells, used mainly for creation of amulets and talismans, they serve as protective spells, or spells attracting love etc. If you have ever played Diablo 2 expansion, I’m sure you’re familiar with runic scripts already :).
A little bit of explanation. Remember, runes worked as long as you believe in their power. They are the mean to enforce your own beliefs and your own inner power. Also, do not try to create your own runic scripts if you have never work with runes before for at least a couple of months. They might be as well protective, as deadly symbols, and they should be dealt with caution. OK, enough of talking, let’s take a closer look at scripts themselves. Under each script, you will see a short description, and below all 13 scripts I will tell you how to use them :).
Uruz Odala Gebo Wunjo Odala
This script, constructed using five runes, is meant to attract love. You know, male-female love ;). Hmm, I should start using it, don’t you think? Or maybe I should get out more, as Chris used to tell me?
Sowilo Thurisaz Algiz Odala Wunjo
This script will enforce your life power and your life enthusiasm. Use it if you feel drained of energy and you have problems with productivity.
Kenaz Isa Odala Raido Ansus
This is my favourite one. It is used as a mean of protection for computer. Yep, and it’s working – I have it on my old computer, and since I placed it there, it did not have any technical malfunction. I’m still working on the OS part, though :P.
Kenaz Isa Fehu Perdo Odala
If you have lent someone money, and this person is not paying them back, use this script – trust me, you will see your money back in no time :).
Kenaz Ehwaz Sowilo Algiz Uruz
This script will attract good health. There’s nothing more to say but, if you feel ill, use this script.
Jera Fehu Berkano Isa
This script is meant to help you find a well-paid job. C’mon, we still have our materialistic instincts :P.
Hagalaz Kenaz Algiz Berkano Odala
It will attract good human relations. Hmm… another script, that I should start using…
Gebo Kenaz Sowilo Wunjo Odala
It is a universal love spell ;).
Dagaz Eihwaz Thurisaz Fehu Odala
It will attract money… a lot of money! OK, maybe not a lot, but it works, trust me.
Dagaz Eihwaz Fehu Odala Jera
It will give you better perspectives at work.
Ansus Ehwaz Tiwaz Berkano Wunjo
It will give you better results in learning things. Useful for children having problems at school.
Algiz Manaz Ansus Gebo Odala
This script will enforce your friendship. Good way to use it would be for both friends to wear it, i.e. as a pendant.
Algiz Berkano Uruz Perdo Gebo
This script is generally protecting children from negative influences and events.
How to use these scripts?
OK, so now that you know some useful runic scripts, how to use them? You might pick up a piece of wood and engrave script on it, or you can draw the script on a piece of paper and place it in your wallet (i.e. good idea would be to draw the script responsible for attracting money and place it in your walled). Or you can draw a bigger script and place it somewhere in your room or office. You can engrave scripts on a piece of stone and make it a pendant. Or you can write down scripts on different items you’re using during your daily life. It’s that simple.
For example, on my old computer I wrote down protective script with a felt-tip pen, and in case of my laptop, I write down the script on a small piece of sticker and place it on the bottom of casing – nobody can see it, but it’s there, and it’s working :). It’s that simple! You can write, draw or paint scripts, engrave, or form them, cut them, or whatever you think is appropriate – method does not matter, the symbols do.
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Post published: May 10th, 2009
