Runes and the Gods Oracle

Art Nouveau illustrations for each of the 24 runes, and for 26 gods and goddesses from the Norse pantheon let you tap into the ancient divination and inspiration system in a modern way. The book includes an explanation of the rune or deity, the divinatory meaning, the meanings for love or work readings, and a ritual for each card, as well as dream messages from each deity.
Contains: 50 cards and instruction book in cardboard storage box
Card size: 3 x 5 inches

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A divination deck inspired by Norse lore

Séléné and Thyonesca trace the physical origins of the runes as well as their mystical and secret nature. Drawing upon the Hávamál and Eddas, they invoke the Aesir and Vanir deities with the runes, allowing them to interact in revealing ways. The guidebook contextualizes each rune or god within its mythological and magical setting.

• A full-color 50-card deck that is oriented around the runic alphabet and the Aesir and Vanir deities of the Norse pantheon
• Draws upon the Hávamál and Eddas to give detailed descriptions of the runes, including their origin and meanings
• Gives interpretations for each card, emphasizing their significance for relationships and career advice, and provides rituals and unique card spreads

The runic futharks contain the secret wisdom of the pre-Christian cultures of northern Europe. While the runes have been used as letters in Norse writing systems, they also hold deeper significance as symbols of the mysteries and tools of divinatory and magical practice.

Séléné explores Norse mythology to trace the physical origins of the runes as well as their mystical and secret nature. Drawing upon the “Hávamál” and Eddas, she invokes the Aesir and Vanir deities with the runes, allowing them to interact in revealing ways. Each card, illustrated by Thyonesca, represents either a rune or a god. The guidebook provides interpretations for each card while contextualizing the rune or god within its mythological and magical setting. The author gives divinatory meanings for each card with specific focus on the reader’s relationships and career. The author also gives instructions for performing rituals that allow readers to connect with the power of each rune or deity and employ its magic. While the runecaster may develop their own way to consult the cards, Séléné provides a number of possible spreads, including a single-card draw, the Spread of the Three Norns, and the Ingwaz Spread.