Comments on: Elder Futhark – Inner Structure

By: Ejbb

Ejbb — Tue, 01 Nov 2011 13:13:03 +0000

i am a novice when it come to this stuff but i do have to say i think it change the meaning of the rune inscription upon chancgeing the direction of symbols… if not why whould the rune masters do something so elaborate?

By: Jason "Fenrir" Mimiaga

Jason "Fenrir" Mimiaga — Mon, 20 Dec 2010 01:05:19 +0000

Perhaps the meaning changes based on direction. Are there any other examples of Elder Futhark being written in both directions?

By: Oct.

Oct. — Thu, 25 Nov 2010 18:13:27 +0000

Dudes so if i wanna write something with runes must i write from RIGHT to LEFT?

By: Stonecarver

Stonecarver — Sun, 18 Jul 2010 00:39:41 +0000

Have you thought about that the Vadstena Bracteate could have been used like a seal ring before it was made into a necklace. Meaning that the script would be left to right once imprinted on wax or clay.

Stonecarver

By: Viking Rune

Viking Rune — Thu, 13 Aug 2009 07:31:55 +0000

When I read it, the wings of imagination transported me to the past and I felt the presence of the ancient runemasters. Thank you.

By: Dean Bergeson

Dean Bergeson — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 19:59:10 +0000

I’ve seen that line before!

Have you ever stopped and really taken a look at the Kylver Runestone? One of the first things that you notice is the alignment. The first rune is straight and then the line starts to angle with a straightening at the end. Where have I seen that before? As a father of three, and grandfather of three, the answer is on those first few words written by a fledgling writer, on unlined paper! The art of “Staying on Line” is quickly mastered but they leave that crooked line, as a memory of a young students trying, in the heart of the mentor.
This conjures up visions of a young student, wiping tears from his eyes, as he tries to rist (carve) his last proof to a lost mentor, that he has learned his lessons and is a man that will carry on. Can we look at this stone and excuse the errors, as a whisper of a cry of loss, for one who was a beloved mentor. A cry, echoing thru the ages.

HuginOkMunin