Hello

[lirx06]

Hello everyone,

My name is Remy, and I’m grateful to join this community of seekers and practitioners. I’ve been walking a path deeply rooted in Germanic magical traditions, with a focus on Runes and their practical applications in both ritual and daily life.

For many years, I’ve studied and worked within the framework of the Rune Gild, exploring the layers of the Elder Futhark and engaging with the spiritual and symbolic dimensions of the runes. My practice emphasizes inner transformation, symbolic meditation, and the integration of runic wisdom into modern contexts.

One of the most profound aspects of my journey has been developing a devotional relationship with Odin. Through ritual, journeying, and personal gnosis, I’ve been honored to work alongside Him—especially in matters of wisdom, sacrifice, and the unveiling of hidden knowledge. This relationship continues to shape and deepen my understanding of the Northern tradition.

I’m particularly interested in the intersection of runic magic with contemporary esoteric practices, and I enjoy discussing topics such as:

• Rune divination and its ethical applications
• Historical and modern interpretations of the runes
• Odinic mysticism and personal gnosis
• Comparative studies between Germanic and other mystical traditions

I look forward to learning from all of you, sharing experiences, and engaging in meaningful discussions. Feel free to reach out if you resonate with any of these topics—I’m always happy to connect.

Blessings on your paths,

Remy

 

[Morell]

Nice to have you here.

 

[aviaf]

Hey Remy, welcome! It’s awesome to see someone so devoted to runes and Odinic practice here. I really like how you’re bringing those ancient currents into modern life—it’s inspiring.

I usually take a more eclectic route myself, but I love seeing how structured paths and personal experience can meet in the middle. Curious—did you actually go through the Rune Gild, or mostly study Thorsson’s work? Either way, I’d love to hear how you balance tradition with your own gnosis—it’s always fascinating to see how people make the runes their own.

Skål, and looking forward to your insights!