Andrew McKay Bücher

Exploring the rich history and mythology of runes, this beautifully illustrated guide delves into the 24 runes of the Elder Futhark, revealing their meanings and uses in divination and as talismans. It recounts the tale of Odin's quest for knowledge, emphasizing the significance of these symbols. Readers will find clear instructions on casting runes and traditional practices, all presented in a stunning gold-embossed hardback with gilded edges. As part of the Sirius Hidden Knowledge series, it offers insights into modern alternative thought and practices.

Utilizing ancient Norse divination techniques, this guided journal invites users to explore their life dilemmas through runic castings. It features a comprehensive guide on using runes and their symbology, complemented by beautifully illustrated pages for recording castings, interpretations, and personal reflections. Suitable for both beginners and experienced diviners, the journal serves as a tool for enhancing decision-making, self-awareness, and insight into potential futures.

Exploring the history and mythology of runes, this beautifully illustrated guide delves into their use in divination and as talismans. It provides clear meanings for each rune, alongside instructions for casting and traditional practices. Full-color illustrations and diagrams enhance understanding and reference. Readers will uncover the mysteries these ancient symbols hold, making it a valuable resource for both beginners and those seeking deeper knowledge of runic traditions.

Set in 1967, the story follows Andrew, a junior at California State College in Long Beach, who is inspired by a high school English teacher's tales of Ernest Hemingway's travels. This chance encounter ignites Andrew's passion for adventure, leading him to pursue his dreams of traveling to Hemingway's iconic locations, despite facing significant challenges. The narrative explores themes of inspiration, determination, and the transformative power of literature.