Isa represents stillness, anticipation, and delay. Isa, symbolizing an icicle, reflects a static existence and a pause in progress, urging us to await transformation. It can ease tension in conflicts and offer protection against threats, while emotionally suggesting detachment or cooling warmth.

Isa primarily indicates a restful phase before action, but warns against stagnation. It's important to appreciate others and express emotions. While circumstances may feel stagnant, this is not the time to force change; patience and discernment are key. Instead of abandoning aspirations, use this period for reflection and preparation, as change is inevitable, like the seasons transitioning from winter to spring and summer.

Today we use a 4-point Yearly Cycle, based upon the Midwinter - Spring Evennight - Midsummer - Autumn Evennight (Fall), symbolised by a Sun-Wheel - as above. The day of 'SUN-DAY' is set apart from the others as a special day rather than the SATUR-DAY ('Saturn's Day') or Sabbath Day. Two of the Abrahamic Religions - Islam and Judaism (in the main) - use a Lunar Calendar rather than a Solar Calendar. The Solar Calendar is needed for cultivating the land, but also the Lunar Calendar is used for growing too, and especially for planting seeds for the best germination. The word 'Moon' stems from a root meaning 'To measure', since it is the easiest 'measurement of time' for the Common Folk in everyday life. The Sun is - and has always been - symbolic of the Creative-Force and the Light of Higher Consciousness. The balance of Light and Darkness is the balance of the Sun and Moon.

The symbol of Dagaz represents a strong balance between light and dark, embodying the brightness of day, especially at noon and in summer. It signifies energy, well-being, protection, health, wealth, and new beginnings, blocking negative influences while inviting positive energies. Spiritually, Dagaz connects individuals to a higher consciousness and divine light, marking the peak of the natural cycle of darkness and light. It symbolizes transformation, growth, and significant change, with everything needed for these shifts already present. The shape of Dagaz, resembling two interconnected triangles, illustrates harmony between opposites.

The Old Gods watch over you and guide you toward greatness and glory. To help you reclaim your true identity and purpose. To aid in reviving your being, your families and folk.

They were always beside us, behind us and looking over us.

Let us give an extra thanks to our holy Gods, for they will ensure our revival in all things

Hávamál NEV (stanza 13)
“The bird of forgetfulness is called one who over ale-veins snores,
one steals the mind of another;
the feathers of that bird I was fettered in Gunnlod's court.”

Thurisaz is a protective rune that embodies both good and chaos, reflecting human emotions like anger and desire. It symbolizes a thorn, representing a weapon that can either harm or defend.

While Thurisaz may bring good fortune, it often signals that luck is waning and can lead to unexpected changes. You possess the strength to face challenges and shape your future. Stay committed to your quest for truth, using your spiritual power with kindness, as unchecked power can lead to corruption.

This rune also indicates an important, albeit possibly impulsive, choice ahead, highlighting a critical situation that requires a decision to create new opportunities. Additionally, Thurisaz may uncover hidden anger and potential triggers.