Lysander Florian Thornis
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Hello Satanic Family.
What do you think of galdrabók ? Can we use the talismans there ?
Have nice day ^^
What do you think of galdrabók ? Can we use the talismans there ?
Have nice day ^^
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Lysander Florian Thornis
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Actually I came across it while doing some research on how to make rune combinations and I was curious and thought I'd ask My satanic family before doing anything. Thank you both for helping.
So, do you think it would be a problem for me to make rune combinations ? And how can I make rune combinations ?
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By the way, NakedPluto, your profile picture and the images in your signature are beautiful. did you design it yourself ?
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Baroness Blossom said:
I appreciate your comment, but I made it with generic free-use icons and the like, nothing special.
Lysander Florian Thornis
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No, what I'm talking about is something like:
Is it okay if I do something like this? that is, combining the lines of the runes and then charging and programming.
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NakedPluto said:
You're welcome. ^^
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Is it okay if I do something like this? that is, combining the lines of the runes and then charging and programming.
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Yes, it is. It's called "bind runes" and "bandrúnar". It is historically accurate and was made even in the viking age. But, you should know the runes according to the satanism, if you take some of these on the pic, you can get into some troubles, some of them are not correct, according to the power of each rune that were used. These bindrunes can be used as magick sigils, and carved to active the magick, or even used to increase the power of their vibrations.
A big example of a bindrune that was used in the viking age, is the rune of Týr; The soldier used to carve the rune of Týr twice on the blade of his sword, to guarantee the victory in battle, you can see this reference in the hálvamál. If you watch the viking series, you will see that Floki drew the rune of Týr twice in his forehead, before fighting Ælla to revenge Ragnar Lođbrók.
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Yes, it is. It's called "bind runes" and "bandrúnar". It is historically accurate and was made even in the viking age. But, you should know the runes according to the satanism, if you take some of these on the pic, you can get into some troubles, some of them are not correct, according to the power of each rune that were used. These bindrunes can be used as magick sigils, and carved to active the magick, or even used to increase the power of their vibrations.
A big example of a bindrune that was used in the viking age, is the rune of Týr; The soldier used to carve the rune of Týr twice on the blade of his sword, to guarantee the victory in battle, you can see this reference in the hálvamál. If you watch the viking series, you will see that Floki drew the rune of Týr twice in his forehead, before fighting Ælla to revenge Ragnar Lođbrók.
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