Witch's Runes: How to Make and Use Your Own Magick Stones

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But whether you are Wiccan or not, this symbol holds feminine power and increases intuition, psychic abilities and aids our magic (pictured at the beginning). The first rune to the left corresponds to the Norn Urð, representing what has been all the past actions and events that affect the question and current situation.

Originally a “Wiccan” symbol, the symbol for the Horned God is a circle with a crescent moon on top. It is a triple spiral symbol found on Neolithic and Iron Age tombs and artifacts in Ireland and elsewhere throughout Europe.Though, in the Old Norse rune poem, it’s literally translated to mean estuary, which is where a body of water meets the ocean. It sort of tells the evil eye that it’s being blocked and may not affect the person behind the hand. The reason we use it as the main symbol of our religion is that the five points represent the five elements: earth, air, fire, water, and spirit.

Here, I’ll share the history and meaning of witches runes PLUS teach you how to make and read your own set! During our latest Llewellyn Virtual Author Forum on Celebrating Samhain, authors Emma Kathryn, Mickie Mueller, Tudorbeth, and Diana Rajchel discussed ways to celebrate the Samhain Sabbat and make the most of the spooky Halloween season. g. Liber Iuratus Honorii, translated as The Sworn Book of Honorius), with the exception of the composite manuscript found in London, British Library Manuscript Sloane 3853, which however openly identifies Agrippa as its source. This rune cast method is named after the three powerful maiden Jotuns (giantesses), the goddesses of fate.In some ways, the Witch's Runes were a groundbreaking introduction to the concept of abstract symbolism itself for me. While each rune represents a letter or phonetic sound, it’s also said to represent physical, mental, and spiritual concepts and actions. If you would like to change your settings or withdraw consent at any time, the link to do so is in our privacy policy accessible from our home page. ANGLO-SAXON RUNE POEM: “The aurochs is proud and has great horns; it is a very savage beast and fights with its horns; a great ranger of the moors, it is a creature of mettle. It essentially depicts the three major moon phases which corresponds to the concept of the Triple Goddess of Wicca: maiden, mother and crone.