HeyJaredThe Rune Shack
Magick, occultism and esotericism. In the spirit of Norse - Germanic traditions.
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Perthro, Galdr & Stadha follow up (opens the original)
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As the title states, a follow up on the last Galdr and Stadha article because I left something out that I had planned to write. The outline of a ritual, touched upon in the last part that talks about the long form Galdr using Perthro. <img class="embedded-post-publication-logo" src="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!iPga!,w_56,c_limit,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_pro
Galdr & Stadha: Perthro (19) (opens the original)
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The gambling cup.The cup of luck. Luck is not something that is easily defined or attained. And luck can take different shapes depending on what one wants or needs or is looking for. Which makes it even harder to pin down. The same outcome may be lucky or unlucky depending on the person and their given circumstances and their expectations. Some people are lucky in games, others in love, and others have an uncanny ability to spot opportunities and take advantage of them. What Perthro is better de
Futhark: Fehu (opens the original)
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Fehu, the primordial flame. Perpetual motion outward. It is often interpreted as wealth and while that is not untrue, this in itself is often interpreted as money and only money. What wealth actually signifies is the ability for expansion and what is needed for expansion are reserves, overflow, abundance and excess. The perpetual motion of trade goods. There is a difference to be observed between abundance and excess. Excess usually goes nowhere productive and quickly devolves into hedonism, whi
Black Magick (opens the original)
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This is a small series I am working on and this is the first installment. Before we can get into things on how to protect yourself against it, we need to know what it is, how it works and what exactly you are protecting yourself from. Not every instance of bad luck is evidence of a curse and automatically jumping to the conclusion that it is a curse is doing yourself a great disservice. A badly affected hamingja is nearly indistinguishable from a curse in how it can play out. In short black magi
Aegishjalmur: Helm of Awe (opens the original)
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Few symbols can invoke as much online discourse as the family of symbols to which Aegishjalmur belongs to. And plenty still think of it as a runic symbol even though it isn’t. It is explicitly not ‘a viking symbol’. The viking age ended in the year 1100, while the Galdrabok (a grimoire) found its creation 400-700 years later. Three entire centuries later, at the earliest. A time around which many grimoires were written and compiled including the Ars Goetia. Where the Ars Goetia provides explicit
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