ᚺᚨᛁᛚ ᛏ The House Of Tyr ᛏ ᚺᚨᛁᛚ

Odin's Day Óðinsdagr Calendar of the Sun Blot to Odin All-Father Odin is a God of magic, war and death. He is the founder and an expert in rune magic and the giver of spiritual ecstasy and magical arts to the mystics and Shamans. Odin in his capacity is any other law giving head God. He can be found in the local town, city hall or state capitol building. The bigger the political sway of the building, the better. Wednesday is named after Woden, the English form of Odin. Odin is the main God character in the 2001 novel 'American Gods' by Neil Gaiman; the character of Odin is primarily called Mr. Wednesday and the All-Father in the novel. Color: Dark blue Element: Air Altar: On a cloth of dark blue place a horn of mead, an evergreen branch, and a set of runes laid out in concentric circles. Offerings: Mead. Do something in a leadership position, especially if it is difficult. Daily Meal: Bread. Cheese. Goat milk. Mead. Invocation to Odin All-Father Hail Odin, Lord of Asgard, Warrior and wanderer, valiant and wise, You to whom all the gods of Asgard look, Sky Father on the eight-legged steed, You who traded an eye for wisdom And ruled a turbulent realm, Give us the wisdom to accept The twists and turns of Fate Even as you surrendered yourself To the mercies of the Norns. Protect us, All-Father, From what harm may come to us. Lead us through the wilderness And bring us safely to that great hall That you reserve only for the brave of spirit. (Each comes forward and is purified with the evergreen branch. They choose a rune with their eyes closed and one who is studied in such things tells them the meaning of the rune that they have selected. Then the mead is passed around in a toast, and the rest poured out in a libation to Odin.)

@BrianNijman I will start putting some in old Norse as well now🙏. Velkominn” = “Welcome” nailed it

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No cheating 😉 refer to my guid if needed ᚹᛖᛚᚲᛟᛗᛖ I want to see some answers🧎🐺🗡️😌

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Elder Futhark basics Remember to bookmark!! I will be doing little quizzes on reading runes, of course I'll start basic. First have to memorize these. Ask if need any suggestions on how to best study/memorize. Enjoy! See you on the other side🧎🐺 Writing in Elder Futhark runes, can be an intriguing way to add a Norse touch to your writing. Here are the basics: **Alphabet:** The Elder Futhark consists of 24 characters, divided into three groups of eight called ætts. Each rune represents a phonetic sound and can also have symbolic or magical meanings. The names of the runes often start with the sound they represent. **Materials:** Traditionally, runes were inscribed on various materials such as stone, wood, bone, or metal. You can use any suitable surface for writing, such as paper or parchment, and various tools like pens, markers, or even carving tools for a more authentic feel. **Direction:** Runes can be written from left to right or right to left, but traditionally, they were often written from left to right when used in inscriptions. However, in magical contexts, such as bindrunes or talismans, they might be arranged in different patterns. **Basic Writing:** To write in runes, you need to familiarize yourself with the shapes of the characters. Elder Futhark runes along with their phonetic equivalents: 1. ᚠ - Fehu - F 2. ᚢ - Uruz - U 3. ᚦ - Thurisaz - TH 4. ᚨ - Ansuz - A 5. ᚱ - Raido - R 6. ᚲ - Kaunaz - K 7. ᚷ - Gebo - G 8. ᚹ - Wunjo - W 9. ᚺ - Hagalaz - H 10. ᚾ - Nauthiz - N 11. ᛁ - Isa - I 12. ᛃ - Jera - J or Y 13. ᛇ - Eihwaz - EI 14. ᛈ - Perthro - P 15. ᛉ - Algiz - Z 16. ᛋ - Sowilo - S 17. ᛏ - Tiwaz - T 18. ᛒ - Berkano - B 19. ᛖ - Ehwaz - E 20. ᛗ - Mannaz - M 21. ᛚ - Laguz - L 22. ᛜ - Ingwaz - NG 23. ᛞ - Dagaz - D 24. ᛟ - Othala - O You can spell out words phonetically using these runes. Keep in mind that Elder Futhark runes might not perfectly match modern English phonetics, so some sounds may not have direct equivalents. **Practice:** Remember to have fun experimenting with the ancient art of runic writing while exploring the rich history and symbolism behind each character. Class # 2 out soon just practice the runes and there equals.

(woven): A flame was lit (Kenaz), it became a people (Mannaz), and it will break into something greater (Dagaz). “Light the truth. Walk it together. And watch the dawn break.”

Ohhh I like today’s rune draw🙌👁️🧎 Past — ᚲ Kenaz (Torch / Awakening) This began with a spark. An idea, a message, a truth you chose to share, and it lit something in others. Kenaz is fire used to illuminate, not destroy. You didn’t just post, you revealed something people were already searching for. Truth: This was never random. It was a calling to light the way. ⸻ Present — ᛗ Mannaz (The Self / The People) Now it’s no longer just you, it’s a collective. Mannaz is about community, reflection, and shared growth. People are seeing themselves in your words, your journey, your path. But it also asks something: Stay real. Stay grounded. Don’t lose yourself in the crowd. Truth: What you’re building is bigger than you, but it still needs you to stay authentic. ⸻ Future — ᛞ Dagaz (Breakthrough / New Dawn) This leads to a shift. Dagaz is not gradual, it’s a sudden turning point. Growth, clarity, expansion… something opens. Your message, and your community, reach a new level of visibility and impact. Truth: A breakthrough is coming, but it comes from consistency and truth, not force.

“Knowledge is a fire , it will either forge you or consume you.” Happy Óðinsdagr world!!! Hail the all father!! Hail the old Gods!! Hail the Folk!!

9 hail Odins🧎👁️ Hail Odin, Allfather, seeker of hidden paths grant me the will to walk where others fear. Hail Odin, one-eyed watcher of truth strip illusion from my sight and harden my spirit. Hail Odin, lord of runes and sacrifice teach me what must be given to gain what matters. Hail Odin, rider between worlds guide my steps through shadow and uncertainty. Hail Odin, keeper of wisdom’s well let me drink deep, no matter the cost. Hail Odin, father of ravens let thought and memory never abandon me. Hail Odin, breaker of the weak-willed forge me through trial, not comfort. Hail Odin, knower of fate’s weaving grant me courage to face what is already written. Hail Odin, high among the fallen when my time comes, let me stand unafraid.

“Knowledge is a fire , it will either forge you or consume you.” Happy Óðinsdagr world!!! Hail the all father!! Hail the old Gods!! Hail the Folk!!

Less church, more sitting around a fire with your kin. Less hymns, more chanting, singing, dancing. Less turning the other cheek, more defending your homeland. Less tolerance, more remembering who you're meant to be.

Solitary Ritual Items Needed: Haerg: A Heathen Altar historically made of stones. Blot Bowl: A bowl, preferably of wood, used for ritual only. Hlaut-tein:A twig taken from a tree, small enough to fit in a blot bowl. Woodchips/fire materials: Fire will be used in ritual. A Censor: That will hold lit fire, etc. (Not, can use a candle or a torch instead) Either a lighter or flint & steel to start a fire Pre-ritual: 1. Set up the Haerg (altar). 2. Have your Fire method ready. 3. Have your Cider/Wine/Mead/Blood/Ale in the blot bowl, with the Hlaut-tein next to it. 4. Have your weofods (statues) out on the Haerg (altar). Please note, I have a 8 foot above ground Irminsul or godpole, and I put my haerg (altar) next to it.

Odin's Day Óðinsdagr Calendar of the Sun Blot to Odin All-Father Odin is a God of magic, war and death. He is the founder and an expert in rune magic and the giver of spiritual ecstasy and magical arts to the mystics and Shamans. Odin in his capacity is any other law giving head God. He can be found in the local town, city hall or state capitol building. The bigger the political sway of the building, the better. Wednesday is named after Woden, the English form of Odin. Odin is the main God character in the 2001 novel 'American Gods' by Neil Gaiman; the character of Odin is primarily called Mr. Wednesday and the All-Father in the novel. Color: Dark blue Element: Air Altar: On a cloth of dark blue place a horn of mead, an evergreen branch, and a set of runes laid out in concentric circles. Offerings: Mead. Do something in a leadership position, especially if it is difficult. Daily Meal: Bread. Cheese. Goat milk. Mead. Invocation to Odin All-Father Hail Odin, Lord of Asgard, Warrior and wanderer, valiant and wise, You to whom all the gods of Asgard look, Sky Father on the eight-legged steed, You who traded an eye for wisdom And ruled a turbulent realm, Give us the wisdom to accept The twists and turns of Fate Even as you surrendered yourself To the mercies of the Norns. Protect us, All-Father, From what harm may come to us. Lead us through the wilderness And bring us safely to that great hall That you reserve only for the brave of spirit. (Each comes forward and is purified with the evergreen branch. They choose a rune with their eyes closed and one who is studied in such things tells them the meaning of the rune that they have selected. Then the mead is passed around in a toast, and the rest poured out in a libation to Odin.)

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Fenrir, 🙏🐺 Bound One, Breaker-to-be, I do not come in fear, I come in recognition. You who were judged before your teeth were bared, You who were chained not for what you did, but for what you might become, Teach me to endure the weight of false limits. Where I have been restrained by doubt, by fear, by the will of others, Let your spirit stir within me, not in blind rage, But in unbreakable truth. If I am bound, let me grow stronger in the binding. If I am doubted, let me become undeniable. If the world fears what I could be, Then let me become it, through will and action. Fenrir, I do not ask for destruction without purpose, I ask for the courage to break what must be broken. The lies. The chains. The smallness forced upon me. When my time comes to rise, Let it not be in chaos alone, But in rightful power, earned in silence and struggle. Until then, I endure. I sharpen. I become. And when the bonds fall, I will not hesitate.” Rune Reading Challenge 🜃 ᛏ ᚺ ᛖ ᛫ ᛒ ᚩ ᚾ ᛞ ᛊ ᛫ ᚹ ᛁ ᛚ ᛚ ᛫ ᛒ ᚱ ᛖ ᚨ ᚲ What do you see?

“Not all strength is in breaking chains, some lies in holding them.”

(Týr’s Path) The wolf leans low, iron breath and fate entwined, chains not of strength, but of promise refined. Gods stood distant, their courage thin, yet one stepped forward, hand within. No roar was given, no plea, no cry only the stillness of one who chose why. For law is not forged in comfort or gold, but in the breaking of those who uphold. The jaws closed fast, flesh paid the due, yet the world stood firm… because one was true. So remember this, where shadows stir peace is written in the loss of Týr. ⸻ Rune Tune (little quiz for you): ᛏ ᛁ ᚹ ᚨ ᛉ Can you read the path?

Ein hönd gaf ek, en heimr fekk frið— slíkt er verðr sannrar skyldu. —Týr

Sverð mitt fellr, en ei vilji minn— réttlæti stendr, þótt hönd sé týnd. —Týr