Algiz Eolh	protection, shield, help	Reversed - health, responsibility, temperance	Algiz is the elk. Elks, like most horned creatures, have a powerful sense of instinct and perception, often from picking up vibration and energy from the horns, like spiritual antenna. The elk is a symbol of trusting your instinct, good fortune, friendship, and protection. Reversed, it is vulnerability from not following instincts, or sacrifice for a greater good.
	Ansuz Os	wisdom, occult, power, revenge, healing	Reversed - lies, deception, lack of clear communication	Os is not only the mouth, but the words spoken from the mouth, including advice and wisdom given by another. Reversed, it is the poison of the mouth, lies deception, or simply lack of clear communication.
	Berkana Beorc	women's mysteries, birth, process, emotional stability	Reversed - familiy problems, creative blocks	Beorc is both literal and symbolic. It can mean family issues and new things in the family, such as children, but most often means symbolic birth and creation in your home and life. Reversed, Beorc indicates family problems or creative blocks.
	Dagaz Daeg	rendered invisible, catalyst, between the worlds	No reverse meaning	Dagaz is the daylight in its increasing form. It is the growing season, where light and awareness grow. It has no reverse meaning.
	Eihwaz Eoh	outgoing, dynamic, go hunting, evolution, protection	No reverse meaning	Yew is the tree of protection. Ash and yew are associated with the Norse World Tree. This rune comes up when one is in need of protection, or already is under protection.
	Fehu Feoh	good fortune, wealth, luck, creative energy	Reversed - loss of prosperity, delay, frustration	To these pagan people, cattle is the symbol of wealth. Through it you have food, materials, and something to trade. When Fehu is chosen, it symbolises prosperity, succedd and fulfillment of your needs. Reversed, Fehu is a loss of prosperity or status. Fehu can accompany delays and frustrations to your needs and desires.
	Gebo Geofu Gyfu	agreements, settlements and union, boundaries	No reverse meaning	Geofu indicates good luck, unexpected resources, and a healthy partnership. It has no reverse meaning.
	Hagalaz Hagal	drastic change, disruptive forces	No reverse meaning	Hagalaz appears when we are faced with things beyond our control. Its archetypal image is hail, frozen water raining down upon the world. In practical terms, it shows delay and restrictions. It has no reverse meaning.
	Ing Inwaz Inguz	astral, vessel, grounded, progression, fertility	No reverse meaning	Ing is named after the god Ing, but very little is known about him. The rune is said to indicate a period of rest after success, much like rest after a good harvest. It shows endings, relief, and a period of internal, unseen growth. No reverse meaning.
	Isa	standstill, defence to delay, crysallis	No reverse meaning	Isa means ice, or frozen water. Ice is an archetypal creative force in Norse myth. Here it indicates a situation being frozen or stuck, or filled with coldness. While water can be clear, ice is usually opaque, and , reflecting sunlight, can blind. But like ice, this energy will eventually melt and flow bringing change. This rune has no reverse meaning.
	Jera Ger	gentle gestation and change, cycle, time	No reverse meaning	Jera is the harvest, the reward of a season of hard work and planning. Symbolically it is what you deserve based on your efforts, and some would equate it with justice or karma. Since it it about reaping what you have sown, there is no reversed meaning, but it could be considered good or bad, depending on your actions.
	Kenaz Kano Cen	knowledge, learning, quest, hereditary knowledge	Reversed - an endong, loss, unwanted change, time of darkness	Kenaz is the blessing of fire, quite a powerful force in any culture, but doubly so for a tribe so far north. It brings the blessings of energy, power and general good fortunes. Reversed, Kenaz indicates an ending, loss, unwanted change or time of darkness.

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