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Teiwaz / Tir

Symbols: War, law, victory, passion, courage, tactical and diplomatic ability

Myths and deities: Tyr and the wolf Fenrir, Odin's sacrificing

Interpretation: Duty, discipline, responsibility, self-sacrificing, dispute, strength, physical injury, warrior's path. This is the rune of Tyr, the god of war, and was often seen painted on the shields as the protector of the warrior and the giver of victory. Drawing this Rune indicates a victory in a competition. It indicates the need for a quest or a cause to believe in and defend whether it be physical or spiritual. In romance, this Rune indicates passion, sex, and fertility.

Upright position: :  A love affair, full of energy and activity, you will give your all to something and achieve positive results. Sometimes when there is a delay or blockage in success, you have to proceed with caution.

Inverse position:  Failure, waning enthusiasm, lack of fidelity, impeded energy flow.This could mean that a sacrifice made will not lead to the desired result. It could also mean a loss, or a victory overturned. This rune warns against entering into conflicts or negotiations, especially ones requiring that an offering or concession be made. Be wary of the opposite sex you are dealing with, they may not be as passionate and reliable as you are or want them to be. It may be a friend will interfere in the affair. Your business plans may fail because you did not give your full attention or energy.

Use for: for protection, victory, strength, reinforcement of will, wound healing.

Color: White and Gold