RUNES

I have found another interesting one for you. Try Oswald The Runemaker’s site. It looks interesting. This site has links to other runic sites. Enjoy.
If you would like to try writing and translating in runic again, try Runes Through Time by NOVA’S Nicole Sanderson. Etruscans are mentioned on this site. Personally, I believe Runes have their origins with these people. Lots of other interesting information relating to Runes is on this website.

I have just perused another site that I think will be quite helpful in the writing of Runes for magickal endeavors. The pronunciation and spellings are, for the most part, consistent with the way I would spell them with the major exception of Wunjo. Balder simply uses the letter, “W”, whereas I would use the word “Wunjo”. For those of you who do not know what Wunjo looks like, it resembles the letter “P”. So, for great assistance in writing Runes, please visit Runes of The Elder Futhark by Balder.
~~~Note: This site is down. It said I should try www.triplemoon.com. I did, but it only said that it was coming soon. Too bad. This was a good one. You might be able to check the ‘cache’ in google for it.~~~
Well, I did check google.com and found the above site. It isn’t as good as it used to be because the graphics are not there. Perhaps when ‘triplemoon’ reconstructs, it will be back in all its former glory. Until then, I hope this helps.

For those of you who want to delve into diagrams and aspects of castings, give The Futhark You Tube a try. Once there, click on the other information provided. It has a lot to offer. I haven’t checked them all out as yet, but I intend to do so

I will research some new ones for you and then add their links here.
Here’s a new one to try on. Try, An English Dictionary of Runic Inscriptions in the Younger Futhark.
google.com has loads of sites on Runes. I would give them a look.

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