Description: Black or purple velvet pouch with a complete set of Runes, 25 pieces, as there is also the 'plain' rune, smooth without any symbol, the 'mystical' rune. Each rune is made of pewter (alloy of tin, copper and antimony) and measures 2.3 x 1.6 (oval shape).
The Runes belong to the culture of the ancient Germanic populations: used as an alphabet we encounter them engraved on artifacts dating back to the period between the second and eighth centuries. A.D., but their presence can already be determined around the first century. BC, and draw their origin from the archaic Italic alphabets of the north.
Used by druids and chiefs with the aim of predicting the future and making divinations, they were engraved on small pieces of wood and depending on their arrangement gave a response interpreted by the seer.
With the arrival of Christianity, this form of writing was abandoned in favor of more traditional alphabets such as Latin.
What's the best way to use your runes? It's up to you to decide. Here are some of the most common methods of using runes: Method No. 1: With the runes in their bag close your eyes, focus on what you want an answer for (past situation, present situation or future situation) and choose a rune from the bag as an answer. Method No. 2: Gently throw the runes from the pouch on a soft surface thinking about what you want an answer for (past situation, present situation or future situation) and the rune (or runes) that stands out (stand out) the most for you will be ( will be) your answer. Method No. 3: Arrange the runes as in a grid and let your hand slowly pass over them, focusing on what you want an answer for (past situation, present situation or future situation). Use the left hand if you are right handed and the right hand if you are left handed. You will sense which rune contains the answer to your question. Method No. 4: With your eyes closed and while in a neutral state of mind, extract three runes from the bag and line them up. The first rune is a response to a past situation, the second is a response to a current situation, and the last is a response to a future situation.
