Rune Caster

As far as I know, there are no degrees or certifications for casting Runes. The Runes teach each person according to his or her talents and need.

I cast and interpret Runes to find answers for those who need them.

I have hand-made my Runes, using a family alphabet, and cast them on a leather mat depicting Yggdrasil, the World Ash. I interpret based on what Runes are cast, where they land on the tree, and whether they are open (face up) or closed (face down). In each casting, I use between three and nine Runes, and between three and nine sections of the Tree, as determined by the person I'm casting for. The more detail you require, the more Runes, and the more sections of the Tree I use. This also means more time.

I do my best to give you my interpretation of the message the Runes provide, but sometimes they speak in riddles, and sometimes the message is only clear to the person I'm casting for. I won't waste your time with frivolities; I will give you the message the Runes are providing and my best interpretation of it. It's up to you to decide what part of that message speaks most clearly to your question.

Please do not ask questions regarding the dead. I do not cast my Runes into Hel, the realm of the dead. Thank you for understanding.

The Tree mat I use is divided into several parts:
• The Trunk is the Middle Realm, the world all around us.
• The Branches are the Celestial Realm, the influences of higher powers.
• The Roots are the Hidden Realm, the things that are often obscure and overlooked in our busy lives.
• Each of the Realms is divided into Past, Present, and Future.

In addition to the detail of your question, as represented by the number of Runes used and the number of areas of the Tree used, you may also select one of three different sets of Runes, each hand-fashioned by me in a material important to the Norse people:
• Wood I find the wood Runes are very lively, and perfect for questions about love and relationships.
• Bone These are the most precarious. Their answers are accurate, but can be tinged with mischief. They are good for general questions about life.
• Copper These are the most grounded, and the most blunt. They do not sugarcoat their messages, but some people appreciate their honesty and directness. I find them especially good for questions about money and finances.

I have been casting the Runes and studying their messages since I was very young. I have fashioned all my own tools, and I am the only one who uses them.

If you ask honestly and without malice, the Runes can help you. You must be open to receiving their answer, though; sometimes it doesn't make sense right away. Their wisdom has endured for millennia, and there's a reason for that. They answer when you ask.

Runecasting is my only focus. I do not read Tarot cards or use any other form of divination, though I respect those who do. I do one thing only, and I do it well.