Rock runes ok to use?
Rock runes ok to use?
Sorry for the vague title, But I'm improvising on what I have when I make runes.. Usually I go outside to find a rock with a good vibration, bring it in.. cleanse it.. and paint on the runes with fingernail polish. Is this not a good idea? I'm not sure where to find ceramic tiles, but wooden ones I could make eventually.
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Re: Rock runes ok to use?
You can use whatever material is right for you, it just depends on your preference.
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Ok, thanks Raconteuse.. I had thought about it for a while, but i think sometimes it helps to get a second opinion. I really love to work with runes, but making them is even better just because you know they are one of a kind.
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incorrect..Raconteuse wrote:You can use whatever material is right for you, it just depends on your preference.
if its man made you MUST purify ...to remove the human beings, crap...,
if its natural..YOU MUST give deep respectful thanks, if it is a animal part ,if the animal died naturally its ok to use, you only need to charge , if it died from mans hand you must purify and consecrate
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The magic is not in the item you use but the symbol itself. You can use bone, antler, stones, wood or clay. I would once made consecrate them like any other tool you would use.
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Re: Rock runes ok to use?
steveuk wrote:incorrect..Raconteuse wrote:You can use whatever material is right for you, it just depends on your preference.
if its man made you MUST purify ...to remove the human beings, crap...,
if its natural..YOU MUST give deep respectful thanks, if it is a animal part ,if the animal died naturally its ok to use, you only need to charge , if it died from mans hand you must purify and consecrate
If you're a purist then this makes sense. However there have been lovely ones handmade from pewter, precious metal clay, beads of all sorts, ect. Modern versions work to the same end as long as it's purified.
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but you're using them for a man-made concept, right? Besides that, it's a human being that is engraving the runes, converting them from a natural substance to a human used tool, and interacting with them in a very human way.steveuk wrote:incorrect..Raconteuse wrote:You can use whatever material is right for you, it just depends on your preference.
if its man made you MUST purify ...to remove the human beings, crap...,
if its natural..YOU MUST give deep respectful thanks, if it is a animal part ,if the animal died naturally its ok to use, you only need to charge , if it died from mans hand you must purify and consecrate
Runes don't appear in nature. They haven't sprang out from the ground, and have instead only sprang out from human's minds. And I have to agree with Ula for sure, the symbol of the rune is what is important, and how you connect to the rune. That connection is key. My preferred idea is to think of the runes as the key to your subconscious mind.
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Re: Rock runes ok to use?
Personally, I wouldn't use nail polish. Some nasty chemicals in that stuff.
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for my runes i used from a fallen tree, and i use burning tool and lackered them.
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Whats important here is, if the raw materials are taken from nature due respect and thanks must be given,the invocation of man upon the materials is the second stage, if the former is omitted, then they will be about has much use has a condom made from a spiders web,at best they will produce deflective results and at worst its very dangerous.Packie99 wrote:Correct me if I'm wrong, but you're using them for a man-made concept, right? Besides that, it's a human being that is engraving the runes, converting them from a natural substance to a human used tool, and interacting with them in a very human way.steveuk wrote:incorrect..Raconteuse wrote:You can use whatever material is right for you, it just depends on your preference.
if its man made you MUST purify ...to remove the human beings, crap...,
if its natural..YOU MUST give deep respectful thanks, if it is a animal part ,if the animal died naturally its ok to use, you only need to charge , if it died from mans hand you must purify and consecrate
Runes don't appear in nature. They haven't sprang out from the ground, and have instead only sprang out from human's minds. And I have to agree with Ula for sure, the symbol of the rune is what is important, and how you connect to the rune. That connection is key. My preferred idea is to think of the runes as the key to your subconscious mind.
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Re: Rock runes ok to use?
The only negitive about random rock runes is that you can feel the difference of each rock and your readings have the ability to be swayed by your thoughts. Once you get to use your runes often you will start to notice little differences in each rune. Trying to find so many uniform items may be hard but wood and man made items help with this.
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I don't mean simply that a man is using it as a tool. I mean it's man-made concept in that the idea of using runes for divination, and in fact both the concepts of divination and runes, come from man. The entire thing is an invention of man.steveuk wrote:Whats important here is, if the raw materials are taken from nature due respect and thanks must be given,the invocation of man upon the materials is the second stage, if the former is omitted, then they will be about has much use has a condom made from a spiders web,at best they will produce deflective results and at worst its very dangerous.Packie99 wrote:Correct me if I'm wrong, but you're using them for a man-made concept, right? Besides that, it's a human being that is engraving the runes, converting them from a natural substance to a human used tool, and interacting with them in a very human way.steveuk wrote:incorrect..Raconteuse wrote:You can use whatever material is right for you, it just depends on your preference.
if its man made you MUST purify ...to remove the human beings, crap...,
if its natural..YOU MUST give deep respectful thanks, if it is a animal part ,if the animal died naturally its ok to use, you only need to charge , if it died from mans hand you must purify and consecrate
Runes don't appear in nature. They haven't sprang out from the ground, and have instead only sprang out from human's minds. And I have to agree with Ula for sure, the symbol of the rune is what is important, and how you connect to the rune. That connection is key. My preferred idea is to think of the runes as the key to your subconscious mind.
And why do you believe they won't work unless they come from nature? What is it that a dead piece of wood has over a pebble of mixed concrete? That is my question.
There is nothing special about ANY material besides what importance you place on it in your own mind. I'm sure for you nature would work and nothing else would, but to someone else they may work the same. Why? Because the only power inanimate objects have is what you give them.
I guess my point is that every tool used is relative to the user. What works for you isn't an absolute to anyone but yourself. Working in absolutes goes completely against this concept we call "magic".