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Would love to be able to watch a show while snuggled with you, make out a little between breaks. I lazily rub your clit throughout, you do the same to me. Tease and edge each other, then when the shows over, we take our private show to bed. Then I make you the star of a very hot, wet, sticky porno. Staring us, where I play the girl that makes you moan and cum so many times I lose count. 😈💦🤭💜

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— Tiwaz —

Tiwaz is the rune associated with the god Tyr, and as such it represents much of the same qualities as him. It is a rune of victory and honor, but also of justice and sacrifice. It embodies the idea of the phrase “the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the one”, and can be used to represent sacrificing now in order to prevail later.

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— Berkanan —

Berkanan means “birch”—a tree which is strongly associated with spring, growth, and life. Berkanan represents growth and life, and is also a rune associated with fertility and maternity. It has a very noble, yet humble energy.

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— Ehwaz —

Ehwaz means “horse”, and has an immediate connection to ideas of transportation. For the ancient Norse, though, the domestication of animals so that they could be ridden required a fair amount of trust on both sides. Ehwaz has strong themes of trust and companionship, especially in regards to marriage, and signifies a unity both physical and emotional. Ehwaz can also, by extension, represent your own personal unity with elements within yourself that are considered aligned with the opposite sex.

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— Mannaz —

Mannaz translates to “man”, and represents both aspects of the self as well as the broader concepts of humankind.

It represents ideas of support, intelligence, and personal awareness. Mannaz merkstave implies depression, manipulation, delusion, and feelings that you are alone or without any help.

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— Ingwaz —

Ingwaz is tied to the Norse God Freyr—it is the time of the Yngvi, an ancient diety who would eventually evolve into Freyr.

It is often translated as “seed” as well, and connotates growth, and, by extension, sacrifice, since a seed must sacrifice one form completely in order to grow into a new, better form. Ingwaz also relates to male sexuality and fertility.

Ingwaz represents the “ng” sound; I cant yet verify this, but some sources point out the connection of “ng” to the English suffix “-ing”, which denotes action (do-ing, build-ing, draw-ing, study-ing, etc...), which also ties Ingwaz to direct action.

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— Dagaz —

Dagaz is the rune for day. It represents daylight, hope, happiness, clarity, awakening, and awareness. As diurnal (the opposite of nocturnal) animals, humans tend to have positive associations with daytime. It is when we traditionally work, begin projects and journeys, meet with each other, and eat. Dagaz has no merkstave, and there is no “night rune”, but the nighttime can be viewed as the “lack of daylight”, and so the notable absence of Dagaz could be representative of a lacking in some of the ideas it represents.

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— Othala —

Depending on your sources, Othala is either the last rune in the Elder Futhark, or the second-to-last, switching places with Dagaz. One of the earliest dated artifacts that contains the full sequential Elder Futhark—the Kylver Stone from Gotland, Sweden—places Othala last. Later artifacts with the full Elder Futhark switch its placement with Dagaz (as well as switching Pertho and Eihwaz). I like to use the order found on the Kylver Stone mostly out of just personal preference.

Othala represents inheritance, family, tradition, home, and heritage. Much like Fehu at the beginning of the Elder Futhark represents one’s wealth of possessions, Othala represents the wealth of one’s family, and is tied more to the land you live on—your home and the work you do there—rather than being a more “mobile” form of wealth.

Many runes are unfortunate to have a history of misinterpretation and misuse by groups that promote hatred and exclusion, and Othala is one of the more well-known runes for this sad reason. Othala reversed can represent some of these more negative aspects that have been associated with the rune over the years, including totalitarianism, nationalism, intolerance, family discord, toxic family members, and homelessness.

New fans of and students to the runes usually become quickly aware of hate groups who have and still do use the runes and other norse symbology. It’s important to be aware of this. I don’t think it’s ever going to be possible to “remove” any negative associations a symbol has once it is used in such a way, but I do think it is not only possible but important to be a positive example, so that people can see us with runes and Mjolnirs and the Ægishjálmur etc., and see that there are clearly good people using these symbols, as well.

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— Uruz —

After doing Fehu/cattle, knowing that Uruz meant “Aurochs”—or an ox—seemed weirdly redundant. After more research, though, I learned that if Fehu represents domesticated cattle, Uruz reminds us that they were once wild.

Uruz typically represents physical strength, though I found a lot of connections to water as a force. In my experience, water is typically viewed as having a feminine energy, so I liked the balance between the traditionally masculine energy of physical strength and the female energy of water.

An inverted Uruz could represent the negative results of masculine energy—obsession, lust, violence, domination, arrogance, and weakness. Uruz is a good reminder of the difference in how a man’s natural energy can make him a force for good or a force for evil.

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Uruz

Kind of freaky I pulled Uruz for a 2nd time 4 days after pulling the first time this month. I think it really starting to resonate with as I was ready to give on the craft i was working on as it wasn’t working out. Pulled it after midnight last night and think it was a sign. Glad i listened to it because what i was working ended working out.

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Daily Rune Pull

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Runes of the Day

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ᚢ Uruz- Strength, health, power, energy, endurance, creative force. A reminder that you have the strength to persevere. ᛗ Mannaz- Humanity, the self, support, assistance, intelligence, family. The rune of humankind. ᛒ Berkana- Birth, new beginnings, family, growth, new beginnings. Berkana symbolizes new beginnings.

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