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ABOUT THORS HAMMER

In Norse mythology, Thor is the god of Thunder, Lightning, Storms, Oak Trees, and Strength. He is also the protector of mankind and has healing and fertility skills.

Thor is one of the most prominent figures in Norse mythology. He was the son of Odin and Fyorgyn, the earth goddess. Thor was considered the storm-weather god of sky and thunder and also a fertility god. His wife was called Sif, a goddess also linked to fertility.

In Norse mythology, Thor is the god of Thunder, Lightning, Storms, Oak Trees, and Strength. He is also the protector of mankind and has healing and fertility skills.

Thor is one of the most prominent figures in Norse mythology. He was the son of Odin and Fyorgyn, the earth goddess. Thor was considered the storm-weather god of sky and thunder and also a fertility god. His wife was called Sif, a goddess also linked to fertility.

In Norse mythology, Thor is the god of Thunder, Lightning, Storms, Oak Trees, and Strength. He is also the protector of mankind and has healing and fertility skills.

Thor is one of the most prominent figures in Norse mythology. He was the son of Odin and Fyorgyn, the earth goddess. Thor was considered the storm-weather god of sky and thunder and also a fertility god. His wife was called Sif, a goddess also linked to fertility.

WHEN SHOULD YOU WEAR A THORS HAMMER PENDANT?

For modern-day, the meaning and purpose of wearing Thor’s hammer are pretty much the same. It provides protection, strength, and power to the bearer. If you need some extra strength and power, Thor’s hammer is the best choice for you guy. The Thor’s Hammer pendant will give you the protection.

Plus, it’s a fashionable Viking jewelry with a big strength.

WHAT ARE RUNES?by Kittie Bernott in Blog

Runes are the symbols that make up the alphabets used to write Germanic languages for many centuries, before the Latin alphabet (which we still use today) rose in popularity.

Scholars call symbols in the Latin alphabet “letters” and the symbols in the Germanic alphabets “runes” to differentiate them for historical reasons, but letters and runes ultimately served the same purpose — they allowed a group of people to write down words that would otherwise only exist in oral tradition.

Runic alphabets were multi-functional; in addition to being phonetic symbols, meaning they represented the spoken sounds of Germanic language, they were also visual symbols of elements of the natural world that were important in Norse society.

Even though a Völva was responsible for acts of divination in Old Norse society, the runes were accessible to both men and women and were respected for their multi-faceted power. There is no direct historical documentation of runes used in divinatory practice but the appearance of runes on items like weapons, jewelry, talismans, and within Spell Staves shows evidence of their use in spiritual or ritual practices.

Runes from both the Elder Futhark and Younger Futhark are used extensively in modern Norse culture, and in popular culture as well. Though both alphabets can be used for divinatory purposes, the Elder Futhark continues to be the more popular choice, often for its direct connection to Odin and the Aesir. As a modern day Völva, I personally favor the Elder Futhark and use it for all my divination work and rune readings.

HOW TO USE RUNES

When translating runes it’s important to understand that meanings are not literal and tend to be metaphors. For example, drawing an Uruz (pronouciation “ooo-rooze”) which means Ox doesn’t necessarily refer to the animal, but might symbolize strength or endurance.

runes meanings

Z(divine protection,courage,independence)A(Odin,inspiration,wisdom,divinity,communication)U(inner strength,determination vitality)H(change,new beginning,freedom)N(energy,growth,wholeness)S(warmth,positivity,success)

Sound: “w”, “v” Stands for: Joy Color: Pink (Blue) Casting meaning: This rune shows us the balance between all things even when in a chaotic world. It is also a rune of fellowship, common goals and well being to all things. If you come across this rune in a reading you can expect good news to come your way.

Sound: “oo” Stands for: Auroch (like a wild ox) Color: Orange (Dark Green) Casting meaning: Uruz is also a rune of power, but unlike Fehu, it’s a power that we can neither own nor control. In a casting it can mean that personal success is near. For charms and talismans use Uruz for its healing powers.

Sound: “f” Stands for: Cattle Color: Green (Brown) Casting meaning: Fehu is a rune of power and control. It represents new beginnings and “movable” wealth such as money and credit. It is a rune that gives us the power we need to obtain wealth as well as the power we need to hold on to it.

Sound: “h” Stands for: Hail, Hailstone Color: Blue (White) Casting meaning: Representing a hailstone we can expect time and situations to be constricting if Hagalaz turns up in a reading. But much like a hailstone will eventually turn to water, which flows smoothly, these situations and times will eventually flow smoothly for us.

Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 1.97 x 1.97 x 0.39 inches
Department ‏ : ‎ womens
Date First Available ‏ : ‎ April 24, 2021
Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Bigbabybig
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0932P35Y4