Here we’ll talk about an important though well-forgotten aspect of Scandinavian runes: each rune corresponds to one of the gods and carries the energy of one of the spectra, each having specific functions.
Runes are a unique system of interacting energies of the gods who created and looked after Scandinavian civilization — a descendant of even more ancient Hyperborean civilization. At the same time, they are program codes that one can activate to resolve any life situation. The activation includes calling the god, using the energy of his or her spectrum, and activating the program inside the runic symbol.
The meanings of the runes are now more or less known, but authors have little reliable information about their correspondence to the gods.
Knowing the god associated with the rune and its spectrum will allow you not to miss the channels during practice. Also, with the proper level of awareness, the practitioner can directly contact the gods using the runes.
An energy spectrum is similar to the color spectrum and consists of two colors: the first is the personal spectrum of the god, and the second is the spectrum of the space where he or she is located.
So:
Fehu ᚠ — Forseti — the violet color in a white space or on a white background
Uruz ᚢ — Ull — violet-on-light-blue
Thurisaz ᚦ — Thor — lilac-on-violet
Ansuz ᚨ — God the Absolute — white-on-black
Raido ᚱ — Jord — violet-on-light-blue
Kauna ᚲ — Sinmara — black-on-dark-orange
Gebo ᚷ — Freyja — light-blue-on-violet
Wunjo ᚹ — a goddess, name unknown — white-on-violet
Haglaz ᚺ — Hel — light-blue-on-violet
Naudiz ᚾ — Njord — light-blue-on-violet
Isaz ᛁ — Ymir — white-on-dark-orange
Jeran ᛃ — Nerthus — light-blue-on-dark-blue
Iwaz ᛇ — a god, name unknown — dark-orange-on-violet
Pertho ᛈ — Mimir — black-on-violet
Algiz ᛉ — Heimdall — yellow-on-violet
Sowilo ᛊ — Sol — yellow-on-blue
Tiwaz ᛏ — Tyr — violet-on-light-blue
Berkanan ᛒ — Ydun — light-green-on-dark-blue
Ehwaz ᛖ — Loki — golden-on-yellow
Mannaz ᛗ — a god, name unknown — white-on-violet
Laukaz ᛚ — Sigyn — light-blue-on-dark-blue
Ingwaz ᛜ — Freyr — light-blue-on-violet
Dagaz ᛞ — a god, name unknown — white-on-light-blue
Othalan ᛟ — Odin — violet-on-light-blue
Some gods’ names are unknown, some are mentioned in mythology but not necessarily as the names of gods. It is interesting that the runic system, which seems to be purely polytheistic, has God the Absolute — the creator of the entire universe and of all the other gods.
There is an embedded distortion in the runes — Thurisaz conducts dark energies and carries a demonic creature. One should refrain from using it in practice. The same is about Ehwaz. Loki is not a demonic creature but carries heavy distortions — he is known as the god of mischief for a reason. Therefore, the action of this rune and this god can give an unpredictable result and turn on the practitioner.
(Translator’s note: The original article was written in 2015. As of now, all the runes have been cleaned from the distortions and can be safely used in practice.)
Translated by Kira Gradova
Original article: Руны и энергии богов
