Runes And Rituals: Rune Guide
A more in-depth guide for each and every Elder Futhark rune. Contains a pronunciation guide, meaning, magical attribute, and in-depth looks at trees, herbs, and crystals associated with each sigil.
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Algiz
Chapter 17
Algiz “judgment”
Element: Air Herb: Sedge grass
Astrological: Cancer Tree:
Service
Color: Gold Crystal:
Amethyst
Algiz – “Al-jiz”
Literally: “Elk”
Key concepts: Rune
of the essential link or connection with the patterns of divine or archetypal
consciousness, such as the Valkyrie. Rune of the possible danger of realizing
this link when unprepared.
Psi: divinity, higher self, the state
of listening
Energy: protective teaching force, the
divine plan, Valkyries
Governs:
-Strengthening of luck and life force through courageous deeds
-Mystical communication with non-human sentient beings
-Protection/defense
-Receiving knowledge on the magical potential of runes
-Banishing the fear of death
Element: Air rules the west;
brings good fortune
Astrological: Cancer is in the sky
from June 23rd till July 23rd ; strongest under a full
moon
Herb: Sedge grass, related
to the water chestnut and papyrus sedge, is found in marshy places and has
sharp barbed leaves. Double edged sword when it comes to magical protection.
Tree: Similar to the Rowan
tree, Service’s fruit is often used as a cider-like drink for ritual feasts.
Crystal: The most versatile and
well known general physical healing stone is the Amethyst. Additionally it
helps block mental attacks and is used as a dreamstone to help insomnia.
Algiz
is a protective teaching force that promotes independence and autonomy as well
as faith. Courage in the face of fear is central, not the absence of fear,
because fear may or may not be a warning to us that protection and defensiveness
is necessary. Algiz supplies the insight necessary to make such judgments. Algiz
will not assist in evading punishment for wrong deeds, or illegal or immoral
acts. It will act to soften the blow of punishment if the person willingly
accepts accountability for the harm caused by his or her acts and begins to
take steps to compensate.