I celebrate multiple holidays between now and the end of December, some with friends and some with family. But it is Yule, which occurs on the solstice, that is the holiday I link to my spirituality for many reasons.
I did a three-Rune draw for the solstice and want to share it with you along with my best wishes for the coming year!
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The Runes I drew were Laguz, Perthro, and Berkana. They address the simple question: What Runes will you give me to share for the Solstice?
I like these Runes, because they answer the question as simply as it was asked and lend themselves to moving into the new year in a thoughtful and positive way. They seem to say relax and enjoy yourself. Have fun with friends and family and prepare for the new year to begin. Perhaps, most importantly, in this draw there exists a strong sense of optimism, which I hope we can all carry with us into and throughout the new year.
Laguz has always been a bit perplexing to me, because as the water Rune it represents fluidity and flexibility (go with the flow), but it also beckons the mysteries that lie within the depths of the water, which may also be advice to look deeper into things and into ourselves. This may be great chance to take some time to reflect, think more about what we want for ourselves and how we might get it, and prepare to go into the new year strong, happy, and committed to your goals. At the same time, this time of year can be very festive and a good opportunity to enjoy time with friends and family.
I think that is why Laguz is followed by Perthro. For me, Perthro represents social gatherings, the perfect Rune for this time of year. It is a time to gather with loved ones, to relax and have fun, play games and eat and drink. Plus, being with family and friends can provide support to make looking more deeply at our hopes and dreams easier and more productive.
Berkana as the last Rune is quite encouraging too, because it signifies beginnings. It can represent the fact that a new year is starting and with that new year comes hope and maybe optimism about what we can accomplish in the next twelve months. It can be a fresh start or a chance to begin again. How ever you decide to approach 2017, I hope you have a wonderful year!
Remember, the Runes are always here for you!
See you next year.
