The Elder Futhark Runes - Reading, Understanding, Using and Self-Chronicle

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by W. S. Hurst

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The Elder Futhark Runes - Reading, Understanding, Using and Self-Chronicle is written as an easy to understand travelling companion for those who are inspired by the Elder Futhark Runes. This book contains information on the understanding of Ancient Norse Elder Futhark Runes, their history, their meanings, how to read and cast them along with a journal for the reader to record own readings, understandings and experiences. W. S. Hurst is a practicing Heathen and dedicated Volva who follows the ways of her ancestors by incorporating the Nine Noble Virtues into her life on a daily basis. She is a Kansas Native who shares her love, friendship and loyalty with Kristoffer Alric Allison. Together they prove that the greatest illusion in this world is the illusion of separation. Additional books authored by W. S. Hurst are available through Heathen Inc or www.HeathenInc.net Check out the other books from Heathen Inc, W. S. Hurst and Kris Allison: Tales of Asgard, Volume 1 - Tales of Asgard Volume 2 - The Modern Heathen - Modern Heathen On the Go, Gods and Goddesses - Modern Heathen On the Go, Celebrations - Modern Heathen On the Go, The Havamal & Self Reflection - Modern Heathen On the Go, The Havamal, Rede of Honor, The Nine Noble Virtues, Six Fold Goals, Five Further Thews - Modern Heathen On the Go, Edda - Modern Heathen On the Go, Runes - The Elder Futhark Runes – Reading, Understanding, Using and Self-Chronicle - Norse Revelations, Motivations & Inspirations - Dictionary for the Modern Heathen

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