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This item will be posted to you by Occultus Germania within 3 days of receiving payment.
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Hand crafted Uruz rune pendant. Designed and burned on lovely smooth and lightweight wood.
Comes supplied with 42cm cord with lobster clasp.
These pendants are made to order so may contain very slight variations in size or weight.
Can be personalised on the back, initials only (up to 5 characters).
"This rune is associated with strength, tenacity, courage and survival skills. The energy of this rune is raw, powerful, and distinctly masculine. Uruz is symbolized by the Auroch, or ox. The ‘auroch’ was a species of wild oxen or huge bovine, similar to a longhorn bull, that was once found all over Europe. They had become extinct since sometime in the 17th Century. Uruz is the rune of the ‘God of the Sacred hunt’ and his shaman or priest.
It is a masculine rune that corresponds to the fierce power of ice, as in the movement of glaciers. Therefore Auroch moves with determination and purifies all it touches. It can be used for defense, crop fertility, good weather, strength and healing. Excellent in bind runes for healing purposes.
The ancient people of the Norse saw the horn of the auroch as a symbol of strength. It was used to swear oaths upon, make firm friendships by and to clinch deals."
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