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The Planetary Runes The Planetary Rune Set consists of twelve runes with their own specific meanings, a male questioner, and a female questioner. Here is a visual list of all the runes. Rune Meanings Here is a list of what each rune means. Sun: Fire/ Passion Mercury: Money/ Ego Venus: Love/ Harmony Earth: Home/ Tradition Moon: Marriage/ Union Mars: Conflict Star: Gifts/ Talents Jupiter: Confusion Saturn: Beneficial/ Gain Uranus: Comfort/ Safety Neptune: Change Pluto: Negativity Ceres: Female Questioner Chiron: Male Questioner Divination Cloth/ Casting Cloth There are many different ways that the Planetary Runes can be read but they should always be cast on a divination cloth. The divination cloth serves as a carrying case for your rune set when they are not in use as well as a casting cloth for rune spreads and rune casts. As you get better at casting runes, you can make your own divination cloth. The most important elements are typically included with the casting cloths that come bundled with most rune casting sets, but you can add your own casting cloth as you see fit. Once you have mastered using the casting cloth that has come with a rune casting kit, or a casting cloth that has been given to you by someone else, it is recommended that you make your own. This can easily be done by taking a square, cloth napkin and drawing the directions and element affiliations on it with paint or a permanent marker. Another way for making a casting cloth is by sewing or embroidering the casting patterns into it. You can add other casting marks on it based on your personal preference and revelations received during rune casting sessions. Traditional Casting Cloth Here is a casting cloth design that is commonly used in rune casts and rune spreads. The interpretation of each section depicted on the cloth is listed below. 1.) Asgard: The realm of the Gods. Runes that fall here denote spiritual ambitions. 2.) Vanaheim: The realm of feelings. Runes that fall here denote pleasures, prosperity and feelings. 3.) Lightalfheim: The realm of the light alfar. Runes that fall here denote mental activities and creativity. 4.) Muspelheim: The realm of fire. Runes that fall here denote intuition. 5.) Nifelheim: The realm of mists and the dark side of the conscious. Runes that fall here reveal your darker side. 6.) Midgard: The realm of humanity. Runes that fall here denote the conscious self, the "I" or ego. 7.) Swartalfheim: The realm of the Inner Earth. Runes that fall here denote sensations and transformations. 8.) Jotunheim: The realm of the male aspect of the psyche. 9.) Hel: The realm of Hella, Goddess of death. This realm is associated with the female aspect of the psyche. Instructions: Hold all the Runes in a cup or other suitable container, invoke the three Norns, and cast the Runes upon the cloth. Ignore any Runes that fall outside of the cloth, and interpret the Runes in the areas where they have fallen. Modern Casting Cloth Here is another example of a casting cloth that is used for rune casting and rune spreads. The marked sections are self-explanatory. Rune Casting There are two methods to casting runes. Method One: Rune Spreads To do a rune spread, unfold the casting cloth and place it in front of you. Draw the runes from a hidden area, preferably a bag, and place them on the casting cloth in a specific pattern to read. Make sure you do not get a look at the runes prior to pulling them from the hidden cache. There are thirteen basic spreads that you should learn before moving onto more advanced rune casting. Important Note on Rune Spreads When doing Rune Spreads, determine the gender of the person you are doing the reading for, and put either a male identifier or female identifier on the side of the casting cloth to match the gender of the person you are reading. This simple gesture adds accuracy to your rune spread. Do not put the opposite gender of the person on the casting cloth or put both genders out at the same time or you will not get an accurate reading. Spread One: Celtic/ Runic Cross Unfold the casting cloth and set it out in front of you. Place the runes in the Runic Cross pattern shown below on top of the drawn casting image. Place either the male identifier or female identifier to the side of the casting image, making sure it matches the gender of the person for whom the runes are being cast. 1) The root of the problem. 2) Where you should direct your energy. 3) Problems you're facing now. 4) What will help you overcome the problems. 5) What are you still lacking? 6) Outcome of the situation. Spread Two: Thor’s Hammer Spread Unfold the casting cloth and set it out in front of you. Place the runes in the Runic Cross pattern shown below on top of the drawn casting image. Place either the male identifier or female identifier to the side of the casting image, making sure it matches the gender of the person for whom the runes are being cast. 1.) What mask do I show the world? 2.) What fears are within me? 3.) What am I seeking? 4.) How should I best approach this? 5.) What do I hope to become? 6.) What is stopping me? 7.) What is my destiny? 8.) What do I need to learn to find my true self? 9.) What is my true self? Spread Three: The Field/ Five Rune Spread Unfold the casting cloth and set it out in front of you. Place the runes in the Runic Cross pattern shown below on top of the drawn casting image. Place either the male identifier or female identifier to the side of the casting image, making sure it matches the gender of the person for whom the runes are being cast. 1. Overview of the current situation. 2. Challenge to overcome with this situation. 3. The course of action called for to manage this situation. 4. Sacrifice; what you will have to set aside or consider in order to handle the current situation. 5. New situation evolving and usually the outcome of the current situation. Spread Four: Three Rune Spread Unfold the casting cloth and set it out in front of you. Place the runes in the Runic Cross pattern shown below on top of the drawn casting image. Place either the male identifier or female identifier to the side of the casting image, making sure it matches the gender of the person for whom the runes are being cast. 1) Past, issues leading up to the current situation. 2) Present, issues currently affecting the situation. 3) Future, outcome of the current situation. Spread Five: Quest for Truth Unfold the casting cloth and set it out in front of you. Place the runes in the Runic Cross pattern shown below on top of the drawn casting image. Place either the male identifier or female identifier to the side of the casting image, making sure it matches the gender of the person for whom the runes are being cast. 1.) The bottom right Rune (drawn by the Runemaster/mistress) representing the Querent is known as the significator. 2.) The second Rune reveals the inner self and cast middle row right. 3.) The third Rune is cast top row right and deals with the goals or ideals of the Querent. 4.) The fourth Rune is cast top row middle to represent the past. 5.) The fifth Rune is cast at the center of the square and tells of family matters. 6.) The sixth Rune is cast bottom row middle and deals with the Querent's health. 7.) The seventh Rune is cast bottom row left and speaks of religious matters. 8.) The eighth Rune is cast middle row left and represents the Querent's friends. 9.) The final Rune is cast top row left and reveals the final outcome of the matter. Spread Six: Three Lifetimes Spread Unfold the casting cloth and set it out in front of you. Place the runes in the Runic Cross pattern shown below on top of the drawn casting image. Place either the male identifier or female identifier to the side of the casting image, making sure it matches the gender of the person for whom the runes are being cast. 1.) Birth and Childhood. 2.) The Present. 3.) Future in this Life. 4.) Past Incarnation. 5.) Future Incarnation. Spread Seven: Circle Spread Unfold the casting cloth and set it out in front of you. Place the runes in the Runic Cross pattern shown below on top of the drawn casting image. Place either the male identifier or female identifier to the side of the casting image, making sure it matches the gender of the person for whom the runes are being cast. 1 / 2) Problems you face. 3 / 4) Factors influencing from the past. 5 / 6) Advice you should take. 7) Result if you follow the advice. Spread Eight: Four Elements Spread Unfold the casting cloth and set it out in front of you. Place the runes in the Runic Cross pattern shown below on top of the drawn casting image. Place either the male identifier or female identifier to the side of the casting image, making sure it matches the gender of the person for whom the runes are being cast. 1) Earth. Physical lessons. 2) Water. Emotional lessons. 3) Fire. Unfolding destiny. 4) Air. Future wisdom. Spread Nine: Seven Rune Spread Unfold the casting cloth and set it out in front of you.
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