Runes Namaah with Priyanka Ghode
What are Runes?
The word rune is thought to quite literally mean 'secret'.
Runes are angular letters that first appeared in Northern Europe. Each rune is a mystical symbol, whether they are mystical symbols that developed into a writing system, or letters that became mystical symbols is not known for certain.
They are used as oracles for divination or magical charms. The knowledge of runes was passed from master to apprentice. These masters or runic shaman were usually nomadic, travelling from village to village plying their trade for food and supplies. They had to be good at their art or they would not make enough to survive.
Norse legend tells us that Odin was hung on Yggdrasil, the tree that supported the worlds for 40 days, and that he gave up an eye in order to be given the runes that he then taught to Man.
Yggdrasil was an ash tree, and the rowan tree, or mountain ash, has been attributed with magical properties. So could the word 'rune' be derived from 'rowan'?
Runes were introduced to England in the 5th Century AD, in fact by this time they had spread across Northern Europe, even as far as Iceland. Runes have been found in Northern America but this was probably due to Norse travellers landing there and carving on a rock to commemorate their landing. Runes do not appear to have been taught to or used by the native populations.
Different areas adopted the runic system but often added new runes. The oldest known runes are known as the Elder Futhark, and has 24 runes. The runes most commonly used in England originally had 29 runes but later expanded to 33. Perhaps this was to accommodate new sounds or even new beliefs. In contrast to this, a Scandinavian Futhark contracted to 16 runes.
In our alphabet, letters represent sounds. In runes, each character represents a sound and a meaning. So each rune has a hieroglyphic value as well as a phonetic value. This is the same as the Hebrew alphabet. This dual functionality allowed each rune to represent a mystical philosophy so that the Futhark could contain the all the knowledge from the physical world to the power of the heavens.
The first letter of the Hebrew alphabet is Aleph representing a cow and symbol of wealth. The first rune is Feoh - representing cattle and wealth. Likewise there are 24 Runes which we will learn unfolding in the upcoming workshop. Stay tuned till we meet and learn to Roll the Runes!
Runes are angular letters that first appeared in Northern Europe. Each rune is a mystical symbol, whether they are mystical symbols that developed into a writing system, or letters that became mystical symbols is not known for certain.
They are used as oracles for divination or magical charms. The knowledge of runes was passed from master to apprentice. These masters or runic shaman were usually nomadic, travelling from village to village plying their trade for food and supplies. They had to be good at their art or they would not make enough to survive.
Norse legend tells us that Odin was hung on Yggdrasil, the tree that supported the worlds for 40 days, and that he gave up an eye in order to be given the runes that he then taught to Man.
Yggdrasil was an ash tree, and the rowan tree, or mountain ash, has been attributed with magical properties. So could the word 'rune' be derived from 'rowan'?
Runes were introduced to England in the 5th Century AD, in fact by this time they had spread across Northern Europe, even as far as Iceland. Runes have been found in Northern America but this was probably due to Norse travellers landing there and carving on a rock to commemorate their landing. Runes do not appear to have been taught to or used by the native populations.
Different areas adopted the runic system but often added new runes. The oldest known runes are known as the Elder Futhark, and has 24 runes. The runes most commonly used in England originally had 29 runes but later expanded to 33. Perhaps this was to accommodate new sounds or even new beliefs. In contrast to this, a Scandinavian Futhark contracted to 16 runes.
In our alphabet, letters represent sounds. In runes, each character represents a sound and a meaning. So each rune has a hieroglyphic value as well as a phonetic value. This is the same as the Hebrew alphabet. This dual functionality allowed each rune to represent a mystical philosophy so that the Futhark could contain the all the knowledge from the physical world to the power of the heavens.
The first letter of the Hebrew alphabet is Aleph representing a cow and symbol of wealth. The first rune is Feoh - representing cattle and wealth. Likewise there are 24 Runes which we will learn unfolding in the upcoming workshop. Stay tuned till we meet and learn to Roll the Runes!
The various aspects to be covered in the workshop include the following:
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Post this two day workshop, you will be able to grasp Runes as a divinatory tool and start practicing them for self and others. With this learning you will be equipped to practice Runic guidance.
Date: 29th and 30th September 2018 (Saturday and Sunday)
Timings: 10 am to 5 pm
Venue: Kaarmiic Connection, C- 93, Basement, GK 1, Near Pahariwala Gurudwara, New Delhi 48
Investment: INR 16,000/- (the investment is inclusive of knowledge sharing, study material, Certificate, Lunch and Tea) INR 1500/- extra if Rune set plus Rune spread cloth is being ordered- prior order has to be placed...
Note: You are required to carry your own Rune sets which can be bought online or from Rune Sellers.
The ones I know are
Neha Thakkar - +91- 9766699988
Anjana Mehta- +91-9920486682
Who is it for/ Target Audience: Healers, therapists, students, Meditators, anyone willing to explore the meaning of Runes deeply. No age limit as this is an amazing healing science open to all..
Date: 29th and 30th September 2018 (Saturday and Sunday)
Timings: 10 am to 5 pm
Venue: Kaarmiic Connection, C- 93, Basement, GK 1, Near Pahariwala Gurudwara, New Delhi 48
Investment: INR 16,000/- (the investment is inclusive of knowledge sharing, study material, Certificate, Lunch and Tea) INR 1500/- extra if Rune set plus Rune spread cloth is being ordered- prior order has to be placed...
Note: You are required to carry your own Rune sets which can be bought online or from Rune Sellers.
The ones I know are
Neha Thakkar - +91- 9766699988
Anjana Mehta- +91-9920486682
Who is it for/ Target Audience: Healers, therapists, students, Meditators, anyone willing to explore the meaning of Runes deeply. No age limit as this is an amazing healing science open to all..
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About the facilitator - Priyanka Ghode
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Priyanka Ghode is an ace numerologist who has been weaving the magic of numbers professionally since 2010, practicing as a hobby since 15 or more years now. She believes that numbers have healing power and a change in her own spelling years ago made her take up numerology as her profession. She is of the belief that each one is blessed with abundance and harmonising the effects of one's date of birth with one's names can open vistas and channels of growth and prosperity. She is of the firm belief that numbers have the power to restore immense positivity and marvel stupendous results.
Pune, Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, Kolkata, Chennai, Ahmadabad, Lucknow, Jaipur, Allahabad has seen her magic of numbers and she has a fan following for her daily forecasts on social networking sites. Dubai has seen her magic of Numbers thrice in total and she is now associated with a healing centre Illuminations, Dubai. |
Her stint includes providing numerology solutions by clubbing Pythagorean and Chaldean systems of numerology. Priyanka has been awarded the ISHMA Award for her contribution to Numerology in 2015, 2016 and 2017. She is the founder of Priism International Pvt Ltd. and has successfully organised the first of its kind healers meet under her brand Priism in May 2016 at Pune. She is registered with the International Practioner of Holistic Medicine and has her own Numerology School called Priism School of Numerology. Priyanka also teaches Runes and has been facilitating this intriguing science in various cities since 2017.