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The T Shawn Welling Web Site All information contained within this
site copyright © 1989-2004 Last updated 5/30/2004 11:46 PM Under construction while research lasts. Check back daily |
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I would like to remind my readers that this is an under construction site. I am adding material on a constant basis each page, each branch sometimes goes months with out, and sometimes each branch gets new and updated information on a daily basis. So please be patient my research is ongoing, and I find new and interesting things on almost a daily basis. Keep checking back; see the last updated on the index page. Any and all questions please do not hesitate to go to the yahoo groups listed below join and ask any question you like. Your input has helped shape the way I present the information, and helps me to be more definite with issues in showing my work. |
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This is my first Nordic Germanic runic/Elder Futhark guide book I guess this is as good a place to start as any. When I truly first started building the research project in earnest. The point and the step between my past when I was gathering all the facts listed above this specific subject from world history. I decided to instead of picking up the Edda, I would just read the books from the authors who had not only read the Edda but had come from stern and sometimes very interesting and open traditions for their tack on the runes. I figured that if I gathered their information. I would be able to get a birds eye view of what this thing called runes was and then be able to figure out exactly where they came from. As I contineuied looking building growing, exploring, expanding myself into the writings, of just about every rune author I could get my hands on. I noticed immediately that their where several keys that jumped out immediately. The keys that I noticed 1. key was that each tradition was so dogmatic that a change meant some horrible consequence. 2. their was a continuity of definition. 3. their was a non continuity of definition with emphases on tradition 4. then I noticed a continuity of definition that was a. historical in base. b. and a continuity of definition that was tradition in base. the more I worked the more I realized that the more I learned about the runes the more confusing and annoying they became. The more I worked with htem, the less I knew and understood. Then I was given the best advise a youth learning about the runes can get. Follow the runes let them guide your learning and teaching. You will learn more from application of how to read then you will by reading a book. I then wanted to find out instead of the definitions I wanted to learn about the various traditions of the craft in the runic Futhark Nordic Germanic Celtic runic language and magical religious traditions. The symbols in circle. The definitions of that cirlce
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