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The third section are the symbols and understanding with this section

Tier's 8, the last set of characters in

Tiwaz,		warrior, deeper meaning is personal direction,
Bircano		Birch tree, growth.
Ewaz		Horse, movement.
Mannaz		Man, the self.
Lagus		water, the flow.
Ingwaz		fertility, fertility
Othallo		home possessions, metamorphosis
Daggaz		Day, manifestation.

That is the final set of 8 runes in the Futhark. This is as the poetic Edda’s tell us what Odin brought back from the tree of Yggdrasil.

It is up to each and every one who encounter the runes to learn, grow , and advance themselves. Learn from what the runes will tell you. They are good teachers and better guides.

Thus, these symbols are there for the individual, showing ways to travel within. To seek a higher understanding not from an outside guru but from the teacher within.

Next month the final installment on the individual runes sets will appear pear,

Tier's 8.

The last of the three sets of 8 in the Runic Futhark is Tier's 8.

The Runic Futhark, the divination device, language, and spiritual tool was best known to have been used by the Vikings during the first millennium of our current calendar.

The Futhark is 24 characters separated into 3 sections. The first is Fehu's 8 which deals with community communication, the second is Hagalaz’s 8 which deals with the individual's path in life, and the third is Tier's 8 which deals with Societal communication.

This is the time and the sign dealing with the next phase of the Futhark order. Tiwaz begins the last set of runes which deals with combining the previous sets two sets Fehu’s 8 and Hagalaz’s 8 where community and the individual can work together. Tiwaz brings us the ideas of The warrior, the individual which sets himself or herself apart from the rest of the community by willing to sacrifice himself or herself for the graters good of all. The prime month of Tiwaz brings us to the point of what are we going and how are we getting there.

What do we need to do to not only better ourselves but better our community. Creating ourselves a better life begins with giving of ourselves to the greater good of the community with which we have been accepted into in adult hood, be it the community with which we where raised or a community which has opened itself up to us on our life journey outside of our birth family.