KENAZ
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PERSONALIZED INFORMATION |
- Letter;
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K & hard C
- Rune Number;
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06 1st Ætt
- Pronounced;
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keh-nahsz
- GaldR Sound;
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keh-keh-keh-keh-
true hard sound fading to natural sound ending
koo, kah, kee, kay, koh
- Polarity;
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feminine
- Element;
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Fire
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- Colour;
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white, yellow, light red
- Flower;
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gorse
- Tree/Bush;
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pine tree
- Gemstone;
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flint, fire opal, fire agate, bloodstone, smoky quartz
- Energies;
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expose the hidden, creative knowledge, binding opposites, illuminate doorways
- Personification;
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Kvasir, Dwarves, Heimdall, Nerthus, Freyja
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MYSTICAL PONDERINGS Guidance and confidence together,
all-ways create a balance of Light,
give up the old to receive anew.
Helpful to recall, recognize, and apply those transforming experiences which only the Human Being can attain through determined effort, Kenaz signifies illuminated knowledge of intellectual confidence - used to harness forces or energies greater than one's self thus brings forth positive passions of creativity.
By seeking regeneration through the ashes of Death, by gladly shedding the decay and dis-ease of the mind, one can then attract the proper influences to achieve the highest of the three levels of Human-Kind. This intent to learn anew becomes a purging fire to cleanse one's psyche of all negative influences, the proverbial light-bulb clicking on over one's head. Trust in one's intuition facilitates the absorbsion of understandings brought forth by ancestral powers coming to fruition.
Capable of binding opposites, the energies of Kenaz to stimulate sexual passion in a relationship is not something lightly undertaken, as one can easily get burned when playing with fire.
Seek the warmth of intellectual hospitality to bring forth inner balance thus inspiring this stave, the polar opposite of Isa, to open doorways hither-to closed within one's own mind.
FURTHER INSIGHT
A bonny fire is a blessing to man,
and too the sight of the sun,
his hearty health, if he holds it well,
and to live one's life without shame.
...bear with us folks ;)
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copyright © 2000 Reverend Godhi Yens Jensen all rights reserved
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