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Lesson 17 - Tests and ReadingComprehension Test
Further Exercises
ReadingIn Freya Aswynn's Principles of Runes, chapter 4, "Divination with Runes", read from the top of p 77 to p 78 ending ".. aspects they have in common". (this extract is available for registered students only at the Student Site). You will recognize that Aswynn's "inverted runes" are the same as the reversed runes discussed in the lecture. Her "companion runes" are a more generalized form of modifier rune. In Ruarik Grimnisson's Rune Rede, chapter 12, "Casting and Reading the Runes", read from page 206 to page 207 down to "..applied to their magickal applications". Once again we encounter another form of modifier runes. In the lecture, then in Aswynn's book and now in Grimnisson's, we have seen an acknowledgement that runes interact with each other, yet all three writers have viewed this as occuring through (slightly) different mechanisms. As we have said before, the runes are a very personal oracle and everyone's experience with them will be different. Imagine two witnesses to a crime. Both people see the same events but from slightly different viewpoints. Moreover since people have varying perceptive abilities, the chance are the two witnesses will remember different details. One might remember the criminal's height, the other his hair color etc. In the same way, our ability to use and perceive the power of the runes is highly individual. Only through time, practice and experience will you discover the runic patterns that you are able to see and hence which will have significance for you.
You have completed the exercises. Select the following link for the answers Please ensure you mark these exercises before moving on to the next lesson and do not take more than one Lesson a week. If you have any questions, comments or difficulties with the exercises and you have formally registered with the Rune School please email coursehelp@runeschool.org quoting your student ID number. |