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Kylie Holmes - Runes

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Runes are an ancient Scandinavian writing system. They have been used for hundreds of years as part of magical rituals, spells and foretelling the future and are steeped in mystery and secrecy. This book contains meanings of the twenty-four Runes, providing a simple and easy to follow guide for any aspiring Rune caster. Discover how to use this ancient form of divination as a tool for your own personal and spiritual growth. Learn how to make your own Rune set, cast and lay them out. This beginners guide also encourages you to start a Rune Journal where you can record your ideas, interpretations and castings. Let your intuition guide you as you learn to connect with the energy of the Runes.

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First published by Moon Books, 2013
Moon Books is an imprint of John Hunt Publishing Ltd., Laurel House, Station Approach,
Alresford, Hants, SO24 9JH, UK
www.johnhuntpublishing.com
www.moon-books.net

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Text copyright: Kylie Holmes 2013

ISBN: 978 1 84694 531 1

All rights reserved. Except for brief quotations in critical articles or reviews, no part of this book may be reproduced in any manner without prior written permission from the publishers.

The rights of Kylie Holmes as author have been asserted in accordance with the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988.

A CIP catalogue record for this book is available from the British Library.

Design: Stuart Davies
Illustrations: Nicola Stonehouse

Printed and bound by CPI Group (UK) Ltd, Croydon, CR0 4YY

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Acknowledgements

I am especially grateful to Ruth White for the continued inspiration and encouragement to keep writing this book. Thank you for encouraging my spiritual growth and finding my inner power. To Gildas, thank you for the continuation of our work and contact. Thank you both for your love, blessing, healing and support at all times.

Blessed Be x

Thank you Jade and Amba for your contribution in drawing the Rune symbols. Lots of love to you both Mum. Blessed Be x

Thank you Nicola for your contribution in the illustrations of the Rune Symbols.

Introduction

At a glance, the Rune Stones seem to be daunting, difficult to understand and you may feel overloaded with too much information. I feel that the best way to learn this ancient art form is to remember that there are no rules, and there is no wrong way or right way to learn the Runes. From my own experience, the Rune Stone meanings are only there for you to tap into your own intuition; you can let the Runes teach you what they are about.

If youve just begun your spiritual journey, you can boost the process whilst casting one Rune a day. First thing in the morning, leave the chosen Rune out, open up your blank journal and jot down whatever inspirational words come to you during the day. Thats how I learned the Runes, and I was amazed almost daily by the insights these simple tiles provide. By then, I had been using Astrology and Tarot for years, and found it hard to believe that such a simple tool could be so profound.

I now always use the Tarot, Angel cards, various different Divination cards and the Rune Stones on my spiritual journey, especially when I ask myself, What are the lessons I need to learn from certain situations?

For me, every spiritual journey begins with the awakening, the desire to know what lies beyond material possessions. Life for me is like a journey within a journey, like chapters of a book; and at the end of each chapter, the book still remains to be completed. Each new chapter marks a beginning and an end: the end of one pattern, but also the beginning of a new higher understanding. With every positive lesson, however, as we know well, comes some form of negativity. So as you graduate from one level to another, you will often find yourself in a fury of emotions, good and bad. We have to remember that these are the lessons and until we learn to take control and break out of recurring patterns, the pattern will continue to occur, each time with greater intensity, until we consciously break out of it.

I would like to point out that the book I have written does not teach you the reverse meanings of each Rune. From the beginning, I made it a personal rule to myself never to do reversals, as I felt that learning the meanings of twenty-four Runes on their own was hard enough, without learning another twenty-four meanings. The reason for this is because I feel that not all readers do reversals. And if youre a beginner, its probably a good idea to avoid them until youre pretty confident in your readings. Reversals take time and practice.

I also know from experience that when I am casting the Runes for clients they often get nervous when they see them reversed. In old-fashioned books on Runes, a reversed Rune meant doom and gloom and so, not surprisingly, nothing can turn a casting into a downer like a spread with a lot of reversed Runes. I have not included reversed Rune meanings in the meanings of the Runes because I personally do not use them. If youd like more information on the reversed meanings of the Runes, then you may have to find a book that contains that information.

We all perceive things differently to the people around us, and it is the same way for the Rune interpretations written in this book. We each see something unique in each individual Rune. Focus on what you FEEL is the right interpretation for YOU and TRUST your intuition.

Practise, practise, practise and remember the best teacher is YOU.

Blessed Be

Kylie

Chapter One
Origin of the Runes

Magic is believing in yourself; if you can do that,

you can make anything happen.

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

In the Beginning

Since ancient times, our ancestors have used symbols to communicate with the outside world. They learned from observing all aspects of nature and adapted to changes in their lives in order to survive. They also used many different symbols and signs for divination and magic.

It is not known how old Runes are, but Rune markings appear on cave paintings dated from about 1330 BC. Runes fell into disuse as Roman alphabets became the preferred script of most of Europe.

Runic lettering first appeared among German tribes in Central and Eastern Europe. The Anglo-Saxon Runes are descended from the Elder Futhark, which originated in Scandinavia. They were also used by the northern Germanic tribes of Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Northern Germany.

Runes were used long before the concept of writing was around. Our ancestors saw Runes as powerful aids to divination and magic, able to influence the forces of nature and work charms of fertility and healing. Runes were also used in casting spells, to gain a kiss from a would-be loved one or to pay back an enemy.

Runes are actually alphabetic symbols used for writing. They were found on door posts, property markers, swords, shields, tombstones and even on Viking warships. The Norse used Runic characters mostly for practical purposes, such as marking graves, identifying property, combs or helmets, making calendars and encoding secret messages.

The Elder Futhark ca. 150 to 800 AD

The Elder Futhark is sometimes known as Common Germanic Futhark or Longer Rune-Row.

The Elder Futhark is the oldest version of Runic lettering. It first emerged around 200 AD and was used in the parts of Europe which were home to the Germanic people, including Scandinavia. It was known as the Futhark after the first six Runes Fehu, Uruz, THurisaz, Ansuz, Raido, and Kauno.

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