As we wind up this journey through the individual runes, because this rune is included in my personal set, I want to include it here, but WYRD is not a part of the original Elder Futhark script.
The blank rune known as WYRD, is a totally modern addition to the Futhark system, although the concept it represents was certainly well known to the rune-using peoples.
This is a rune of total trust and should be taken as exciting evidence of your most immediate contact with your own true destiny.
WYRD is the cosmic power of fate and is closely akin to the idea expressed by the Sanskrit word, Karma. We must always accept responsibility for our own actions, be they good or bad.
When this rune appears in a reading, you may be certain that something unexpected is going to come to you. Whether this is something is positive or negative depends on what you warrant by virtue of your past behavior.
Having no number and no symbol makes WYRD in effect a non-rune. The concept expressed by it is neither concrete nor of this world. WYRD operates through a completely separate dimension than that of the other runes and can often indicate the matter in question is in the lap of the gods.
The blank Rune is said to represent the highest possibilities of human endeavor.
Always look to the runes around WYRD for clues to its meaning, especially the ones following it.
And that’s a wrap. I will slowly start exploring doing rune readings, but that will change the Tarot Readings on Mondays, so we’ll see how this comes together.
I sincerely appreciate everyone who has tagged along on this Rune journey!
If you’d like to look back on any of the rune posts, here is a list.
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I’ve enjoyed learning about runes, Jan! Thanks for helping us explore them. 🙂
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It has truly been my pleasure, Yvette!
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Thank you for that wonderful telling. This was a wonderful series. ❤
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I’m so glad you enjoyed it, Debby!
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I didn’t know that this one was a modern addition, Jan. That’s so interesting. And I like it though I’m not sure I pick it often. Thanks for the explanation. 🙂
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My pleasure, Diana. I’m glad you found the WYRD rune interesting! Thanks for stopping by!
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I love the WYRD rune. Ths was a great series. Thanks!!
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Thank you, Darlene!
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Who wouldn’t want to aspire to the highest possibilities? Thanks for the lessons in runes, Jan.
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Sadly, I do know some who do not have that aspiration, Staci. I’m glad you enjoyed the series!
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Thank you for introducing the runes, Jan! I loved this series and learned a lot, and also loved many positive mesages.
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Wonderful, Miriam! Thank you for your comment!
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You’re welcome, Jan!
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I’ve enjoy this and learning all about the runes, Jan 🙂
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My pleasure, Denise. Now to experiment with some readings. I’m still trying to decide how I want to approach those.
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Thank you for sharing about the runes, Jan. It has been interesting and informative.
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I’m so glad you enjoyed the posts, Robbie! Thanks for saying so!
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An incredible journey, Jan. Thank you for the step-by-step introductions to each rune. Blessings! 💗
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My pleasure, Gwen. And thank you for coming along for the full ride!
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Great trip. Jan. Thank you.
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Whoo Hoo! Thank you, John!
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This has been amazing, Jan. I knew nothing about these. I certainly couldn’t discuss them at lunch but I at least wouldn’t look totally blank! Thank you for this series.
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You are most welcome, Jacqui. I have been learning right along with you. I appreciate your comment!
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Thank you for reblogging, Granny Moon!
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WYRD sounds a bit inscrutable and mysterious, Jan. It’s been an interesting series with an in depth look at each rune. Well done!
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It does, doesn’t it? 🙂 Thank you for joining in on the series, Mae!
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Thanks for introducing us to the runes, Jan. It’s been a fascinating series.
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My pleasure, Jill!
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I like to think of the positive aspects of these. Interesting series, Jan.
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Thank you, Joan. I’m glad you came along for the ride!
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