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    Runic Book of Days - A Guide to Living the Annual Cycle of Rune Magick by S. Kelley Harrell, 2019 Nautilus Book Award Winner
    Mannaz, Soul Intent Arts
    Mannaz, Soul Intent Arts
    Mannaz, Soul Intent Arts
    Runic Book of Days - A Guide to Living the Annual Cycle of Rune Magick by S. Kelley Harrell, 2019 Nautilus Book Award Winner

    Týr – god with one hand and leavings of the wolf and prince of temples.  Icelandic rune poem,

    Runic and Heroic Poems of the Old Teutonic People by Bruce Dickins

    Tiwaz - to Grieve - Runes as Verbs, Season 6, What in the Wyrd, hosted by Kelley Harrell

    Tiwaz

    Traditional meaning – Tyr/Tuisto
    Association – sacrifice, changing tactics, grief, victory
    Pronunciation – Tee-wahz
    Galdr – Tee, Teewuh, Teewaw, Tyr
    Element – air
    Dates – 27 February – 14 March
    Verb – to grieve
    Animistic Qualities – Our experience of embodiment is challenged by the great unhealable: grief. yet we must find a way to thrive.
    Challenge – To find courage..

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    Traditional lore – Tiwaz represents elder god, Tyr, who sacrificed his hand to Fenrir to stave off Ragnarok, and through his son Mannas (Mannaz) saved humanity.

    Animistic lore – Tiwaz is the rune of the heartsong not coming to fruition, and having to sacrifice it to find the way through. In Runic Book of Days, of Tiwaz I note, “With Tiwaz there is no thinking out of the box. There is no box. Believing that there is one is what we sacrifice. The rote path will not lead to contentment. If it’s not a hell yes, it’s a hell no.“

    Tiwaz as runes oracle – Explore where grief has not been expressed.

    Elder Futhark runes Fehu, Ingwaz, Kenaz reversed with a white seashell on an orange background

    Tiwaz speaks of final hurrahs, the eleventh hour,

    and all the emotions that come with pulling our dreams out of the fire.
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    Grieving with Tiwaz Introspections

    • What heartsong did you have to forego?
    • How have you moved forward?
    • What of it are you still grieving?

    Runic Book of Days

    A Guide to Living the Annual Cycle of Rune Magick
    2019 Nautilus Silver Award Winner
    2019 National Indie Excellence Book Award Finalist
    A step-by-step guide to working with the runes throughout the year through rituals and initiations to come into direct relationship with them.

    Runic Book of Days - 2019 Nautilus Book Award Winner

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    Meet Kelley

    S. Kelley Harrell

    S. Kelley Harrell, M. Div.

    Kelley Harrell is an animist, author, deathwalker, and death doula held by Tuscarora, Woccon, and Sissipihaw land. For the last 30 years, through Soul Intent Arts she’s helped others ethically build thriving spiritual paths. Her work is Nature-based, and centers soul tending through the Elder Futhark runes, animism, ancestral tending, and deathwork. She hosts the podcast, What in the Wyrd, and also writes The Weekly Rune as a celebration of the Elder Futhark in season. Work with her in the Runes for Change community or in her intensive soul tending training, The Spirited Path.  Full bio.

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