Hi theres guys recently I had a situation at work with a romantic interest and I did a situation, advice, outcome three rune cast. I think I was able to understand the meaning fairly well but just thought some insight from more experienced casters might help. Also I'm not using reversed runes as Ive heard its not hostorically accurate and I am still learning and feel its easier to understand without them. So for situation I got Ehwaz, for advice I got Wunjo and for outcome I got Tiwaz. Thanks in advance for any help.

Pulled these runes in an effort to do a reading on if I should try and work things out with my ex. I would love some second opinions.

Hi everyone,

I’ve been completely rebuilding an old rune app of mine, with a much stronger focus on runecasting, learning and exploring the Elder Futhark.

I’d really like some feedback from people who actually use runes.

Looking at these screenshots, what feels right, what feels wrong, and what would you expect from an app like this?

Feel free to be critical. I’ve learned that rune people are rather good at that. 😄

Final three runes of Runic Alchemy sequence.

Ansuz - the bird of consciousness.

Fehu - light from behind the world.

Jera - the time.

First, I am very new to this and have little to no idea what I’m doing so please forgive me if this is rough.

Did a reading asking about my love life and when specifically asking what they would be like I pulled Isa. The book I have says it means stuck or frozen. Initially was unsure how that would relate to a personality but after looking at a few different sites I think it might be read as stubborn? But I also saw some places saying things more like cold or narcissistic.

What would be a good way to interpret Isa in this situation?

(If more context matters: in the same reading, previously, I asked just generally about my love life and pulled Ansuz, Raido, & Wunjo)

Thanks in advance :)

I see many bindrunes with some of the runes mirrored, like turned left instead of right. Does that change the effect on the bindrune? Or its just an estetic choice?

I have a single set of runes, and I ask them questions on an infrequent basis. I cannot say that I deeply believe the system, but I do treat the process seriously when I use it. At the start, I would draw one daily to see what the day would bring. Far more often than I'd expect, I received the Raido rune. I only noticed this now due to a couple of days ago when I was shifting the container around after an extended hiatus to get at some paperwork underneath of it, and two runes accidentally dropped. Which one was one of them, you ask? Raido.

It seems odd to me that this particular rune is quite persistent and I'm not entirely sure why it would appear when I had no intent at all. Is there some sort of alternative meaning?

I recently bought my first divining rune set, and I'm still learning the runes, their names, and the themes associated with them, but I don't recognize this one, and can't find it or anything about it in the extent of my Google ability. It looks like a mirrored Kaun, but if I understand correctly, the branch of Kaun is on the right, not the left. Does anyone know/recognize this one?

I lost a very good friend yesterday, a man who was instrumental to my company’s success, and who opened so many doors for me. I asked how to move forward and drew Wyrd, the blank rune. What is your interpretation?

Like the title says.

If you need to know anything I'm a open book ask anything.

The stones themselves are jasper, and the extra stone is a tigers blood stone I like to keep with them.

I need help for it, my heart is troubled. A picture and step by step process and meaning would be appreciated!

If I did someone's rune casting them how should I clear his/her/it energy so that I can do it for the next person? Also when I am doing rune casting them do I have to shuffle the runes and take them out myself or they themselves should take it out?

Forgot the image so I will put in text

Counterclockwise starting at the top:

Where I am Raido

Where I am going Algiz

Where I want to go Inguz

What do I need to get there Berkana

I had a very immediate intuitive response, but also a feeling like "I should focus my study on this rune to better interpret this"

So, for curiosity, but also research, how would you read it?