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The Crystal for Each Rune Learn to Charge and Enhance This Ancient Energy The Crystal for Each Rune Learn to Charge and Enhance This Ancient Energy By Kat Ohren, Crystal Inner Circle Enhancing Rune Energy with Crystals Each of the ancient runes is associated with a particular crystal that can enhance its energy. This is especially helpful if you like to wear or carry specific runes. You can leave a cleansed and charged crystal next to or in a bag with a rune overnight to give its properties an added boost. This can also be beneficial for the crystal as well for use in crystal healing. They work together cohesively to share and build positive healing energy to assist you throughout your daily life. You can also purchase rune sets made from crystals. It’s most common you will find a complete Rose Quartz set, or some other particular crystal. In these cases, the sets are used for specific purposes. Since Rose Quartz is the crystal of love, for example, it is great for divination in matters of the heart and emotional issues. Whereas a crystal rune set made from Aventurine, a stone of prosperity and luck, would be great for readings that have to do with finances. Author Karl Hans Welz believes that a set where each rune matches its crystal is best. As he says, “For the most effective work with crystals in Rune Magic, you need a set of crystals, which are the most productive with Runes. Such a set has the Runes engraved on crystals that are specifically selected for the Rune concerned, and several other crystals that serve as focal crystals and transmitters. Such a set of specially prepared crystal is not cheap, but it is worth the investment. You become equipped with a powerful tool that greatly enhances your Rune work in healing, charka development, spiritual insights, and wherever strong surges of controlled energy arc required.” (Welz, 1984) Crystals can also be used alongside standard runes in divination. One of the purest vibrations you can find is in Clear Quartz crystals. Resonating at the level of an individual's needs, Clear Quartz also amplifies whatever energy or intent is programmed into it, and continues to broadcast that energy throughout the world and into the etheric realms. This may accelerate the fulfillment of one's prayers, 1 | P a g e Crystal Inner Circle intensify healing or spiritual growth, or simply allow the crystal to hold a pattern of energy long enough and strongly enough for the manifestation of a goal to occur. This makes them perfect for charging all of the runes and blessing them with some of your own energy. The best way to do this is by starting with a cleansed and charged Clear Quartz. Sit with the crystal in your hands for at least 5 to 10 minutes during a meditation session. Focus on moving your personal energy into the crystalline structure. If you plan on using the divination for a specific question, feel free to also focus on this question and repeat it in your mind throughout your session. Place the crystal inside the container or bag with the runes. Leave it there for at least 20 minutes, but 24 hours is preferred. Remove the crystal and cast your runes in the spread of your choice or one that fits with your overall needs. Alternately, you can pull one rune from the bag for your first answer. Use the chart below to find the associated crystal. Place that rune to the side and put the chosen crystal into the bag with the other runes. Wait a few seconds before pulling out your second rune. This should offer a further and deeper clarification of the first answer. This method all works well with a Three Rune Spread for Past, Present, and Future. The first crystal, which will represent your past, helps determine the rune chosen for your present. While the second crystal, your present, will assist in divining your future. 2 | P a g e Crystal Inner Circle Crystals for Each Rune Rune Crystal Fehu Moss Agate Uruz Garnet Thurisaz Sapphire Ansuz Emerald 3 | P a g e Crystal Inner Circle Raidho Chrysoprase Kaunan Bloodstone Gebo Opal Wunjo Diamond Hagalaz Onyx 4 | P a g e Crystal Inner Circle Naudhiz Lapis Lazuli Isaz Chrysoberyl Jera Carnelian Eihwaz Topaz Perth Aquamarine 5 | P a g e Crystal Inner Circle Algiz Amethyst Sowilo Ruby Tiwaz Coral Berkanan Moonstone Ehwaz Iceland Spar 6 | P a g e Crystal Inner Circle Mannaz Garnet Laguz Pearl Ingwaz Amber Othalan Spinel Dagaz Peridot (Rose, 2015) 7 | P a g e Crystal Inner Circle References Rose, M. (2015). Exploring the Runes. Retrieved from Magin Rose: http://www.maginrose.com/runes/exploring-the-runes/ Welz, K. H. (1984). Crystals and the Runes. Retrieved from Rune Magic: http://www.tarotspells.net/runemagick/18CrystalsAndTheRunes.html 8 | P a g e Crystal Inner Circle .
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