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How do I use Runes?  
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====Using the Runes====
====Using the Runes====
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HPS Maxine
HPS Maxine
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https://satanslibrary.org/666BlackSun/Runes.html
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3. Vibrate whichever rune you choose that corresponds to whatever it is you wish to attract and FEEL the vibration in your aura.  
3. Vibrate whichever rune you choose that corresponds to whatever it is you wish to attract and FEEL the vibration in your aura.  
Repeat for the specific number of times corresponding to the rune you are using.
Repeat for the specific number of times corresponding to the rune you are using.
==== Pronouncing and Vibrating the Runes ====
 
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====Yogic Humming Breath [Brahmari]====
HPS Maxine
 
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JoS Clergy
Like a mantra, vibrating the runes is to be done repeatedly and should be for the number of times as is the number of the rune, or can be multiples of this number. Once you begin working with a certain rune, stay with the same number of times for each session. For example, say you are working with the ÜRUZ rune, which is the number two and you vibrate the rune 20 times (a multiple of 2), you should always vibrate this rune 20 times for the specific working.
 
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https://satanisgod.org/www.angelfire.com/empire/serpentis666/Humming_Breath.html
 
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Mantras should always be vibrated, NEVER just spoken as words. Each syllable of a mantra should be vibrated. It is in the vibration that sacred words and names manifest their power.
 
====Pronouncing and Vibrating the Runes====
 
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JoS clergy
 
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https://satanisgod.org/www.angelfire.com/empire/serpentis666/Runic_Pronunciation.html
 
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There are variations in the sounds that can be made for each of the letters. Pronunciation of the umlauts are as follows:
 
 
Pronunciation of Anglo-Saxon and Gothic are as follows:
*Æ - Hard American English "A" as in the pronunciation of "cat."
* Þ þ - English "TH" At start or end of word, th as in "thing," in middle of word th as in "there."
* C - before e, before i, after i, pronounce as CH as in "channel."
*Ð ð - English "TH" At start or end of word, th as in "thing," in middle of word th as in "there."
 
*a as in hat, sometimes "ah" as in "father"
* e as in set
*é as in pay
*i as in sit
*í as in seat
*o as in hot
*ó as in role
*u as in pull
*ú as in pool
*y - Same as the German umlaut Ü
*ý - Same as the German word für
 
*ea: pronounced EH-ah "EH" short E, as in the American English word "let" "ah" as in "father"
* éa: pronounced AY-ah "AY" long A, as in "hay" "ah" as in "father"
*ei: pronounced as EH-eye (like saying the word "eye" - short E, as in the American English word "let" long I, as in the English word "Light."
*eo: eh - o (short o as in hot) pronounced EH-ah "EH" short E, as in the American English word "let" "ah" as in "father"
* éo: ay - o (short o as in hot) pronounced AY-ah "AY" long A, as in "hay" "ah" as in "father"
*ew: oo - ua, as in "truant"*f at start or end of a word is pronounced as f.
*In middle of a word it is pronounced as v.
* Beside an unvoiced consonant, it is pronounced as f. (An 'unvoiced consonant' for example is the English word "knight" the k, g and h are silent.)
*Doubled (ff), pronounce it as f.
 
*G in general g as in garden; before e, before i, and after i, pronounce as the letter Y as in yarn. In middle of a word, gh as in the German word "nacht."
*gh: pronounced like the German "ich." This is equivalent to saying the English word "fish" but the "sh" is made with the upper back of the throat.
*H: as in German "nacht" This is like the "ich" but a bit more pronounced with the back of the throat.
* ie: ih - eh (short i as in sit) pronounced IH-eh; short E, as in the American English word "let"
* íe: ee - eh pronounced EE-eh
*ng - hard g as in finger, linger, NOT like in singer, even when at the end of a word.
*S at start or end of word, pronounce as S, as in "Satan."
**In middle of a word, pronounce as Z, as in "Zebra."
**Beside an unvoiced consonant, pronounce as S, as in "Satan."
**Doubled (ss)pronounce as S, as in "Satan."
*SC is normally pronounced as "SH" as in the word "Shine."
Pronunciation of German is as follows (see also the umlauts above)
*ch - is pronounced at the back of the throat, as in the German word "ich." This is equivalent to saying the English word "fish" but the "sh" is made with the upper back of the throat, or lower in the throat as in the German word "nacht." (No English equivalent).
*R's should always be rolled.
*V is pronounced F
*W is pronounced V
*Z - is pronounced "ts" as in "pizza"
In Kabalistic "Speech," each of the letters must be correctly vibrated. Kabalistic sounds for each of the letters are a bit different than when used in everyday normal speech.
 
For vibrating the Runes, use the examples above. Basic Kabalistic pronunciation of the letters not listed in the above are as follows (note, it is important to pronounce the Runes as with the dialects in the above)The following is basic kabalistic speech:
 
A (see examples above)
 
B is vibrated with the lips pursed.
 
C is vibrated in the back of the throat, like a hard cat's hiss.
 
For the letter D, follow the rules for the Gothic example above:
 
Ð ð - English "TH" At start or end of word, th as in "thing," in middle of word th as in "there."
 
E is vibrated in the back of the throat as in making the sound for the letter Y, for example "Y-E-E-E-E-E-E-E-E" while constantly vibrating the Y sound inthe throat.
 
F is vibrated as a light V.
 
G is vibrated in the back of the throat and is guttural, like softly gargling, but should be smooth and steady.
 
For the letter H, use the rules for German:
 
H h: as in German "nacht" This is like the "ich" but a bit more pronounced with the back of the throat.
 
To correctly vibrate the letter I, vibrate "ah" and switch to the long I to get the feel, this is also from the back of the throat.
 
J is vibrated either softly as in the French "Jacques" or for some words, the hard English J, but make sure you can feel the vibration.
 
K is vibrated, as in hacking up a spit.
 
L, M, N, are vibrated as in normal English.
 
O is vibrated as the long English "O"
 
P is a bit tricky. Vibrate as for the letter B, (B is vibrated with the lips pursed), while at the same time, making the vibration for the letter V
 
Q is the same as the letter C
 
R is normally rolled, but can also be the English R, as in Gothic and Old English
 
S at start or end of word, pronounce as S, as in "Satan."
*In middle of a word, pronounce as Z, as in "Zebra."
*Beside an unvoiced consonant, pronounce as S, as in "Satan."
*Doubled (ss)pronounce as S, as in "Satan."
T is tricky. Vibrate "TH" while at the same time Z. It is between the two.
 
TH is Th, as in "The."
 
U is vibrated as in the word "ooze."
 
V as in "Very."
 
W is the English W
 
X, same as K
 
Y, same as the English Y
 
Z, same as the English Z
 
Now, for example, take the rune "ÜRUZ." To properly vibrate this rune would be as follows:
 
Ü-Ü-Ü-Ü-Ü-Ü-Ü-Ü-Ü-R-R-R-R-R-R-R-R-R-O-O-O-O-O-O-O-O-O-O-O-O-Z-Z-Z-Z-Z-Z-Z-Z-Z-Z
 
The R's should be rolled and the second U pronounced as in the word "ooze." Like a mantra, vibrating the runes is to be done repeatedly and should be for the number of times as is the number of the rune, or can be multiples of this number. Once you begin working with a certain rune, stay with the same number of times for each session. For example, say you are working with the ÜRUZ rune, which is the number two and you vibrate the rune 20 times (a multiple of 2), you should always vibrate this rune 20 times for the specific working.

Latest revision as of 14:20, 2 December 2023

Category

Mantras

Question

How do I use Runes?

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Using the Runes

Author

HPS Maxine

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https://satanslibrary.org/666BlackSun/Runes.html

Content

Example One:

Healing Meditation-

1. Go into a trance and breathe in energy into the specific organ that needs healing. Visualize this as white-gold like the sun.

2. State your affirmation such as "I am breathing in powerful healing energy that is ridding my _____ of disease permanently, and making it strong, healthy and normal in every way. State this several times in your mind with intent with each breath."

3. Now breathe in the energy and on the exhale, vibrate the name of the rune you wish to use. Say you are using the "Uruz" rune, you would inhale the energy and ON THE EXHALE, FOCUS THE VIBRATION SO YOU CAN DIRECTLY *FEEL* IT VIBRATING IN THE ORGAN: OOOOOOO-RRRRR(roll the R)-OOOOOOO-ZZZZZZZZZ.

4. The number for Uruz is two, so you would want to vibrate this rune for a number corresponding to two, such as twenty times for each session. During the meditation, visualize the Uruz rune as you can. In time, when you open your mind, this can all be simultaneously. The rune should be shining with power.


Example Two:

Empowering a chakra-

Say for example you want to empower your heart chakra, the Gebo rune rules this chakra.

1. Go into a trance and breathe in energy into your heart chakra. Visualize this as white-gold like the sun, as the sun is the esoteric ruler of the heart chakra and the center of power of the soul.

2. Vibrate the Gebo Rune and FEEL it vibrating right in your heart chakra: GGGGGG-(this is guttural and the sound is prolonged in the back of the throat, creating a powerful energy circuit)-AAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYYYYY-BBBBBBBBBBB (this again is vibrated on the lips)-OOOOOOHHHHHHHHHH. The number for Gebo is seven, so you would want to vibrate this rune either seven times per meditation session or a multiple of seven.


Example Three:

Using energy to empower your aura to attract someone/something-

1. Go into a trance, feel your aura and breathe energy into it.

2. State your affirmation for example "I am breathing in powerful energy into my aura that is attracting___ to me."

3. Vibrate whichever rune you choose that corresponds to whatever it is you wish to attract and FEEL the vibration in your aura. Repeat for the specific number of times corresponding to the rune you are using.

Yogic Humming Breath [Brahmari]

Author

JoS Clergy

URL

https://satanisgod.org/www.angelfire.com/empire/serpentis666/Humming_Breath.html

Content

Mantras should always be vibrated, NEVER just spoken as words. Each syllable of a mantra should be vibrated. It is in the vibration that sacred words and names manifest their power.

Pronouncing and Vibrating the Runes

Author

JoS clergy

URL

https://satanisgod.org/www.angelfire.com/empire/serpentis666/Runic_Pronunciation.html

Content

There are variations in the sounds that can be made for each of the letters. Pronunciation of the umlauts are as follows:


Pronunciation of Anglo-Saxon and Gothic are as follows:

  • Æ - Hard American English "A" as in the pronunciation of "cat."
  • Þ þ - English "TH" At start or end of word, th as in "thing," in middle of word th as in "there."
  • C - before e, before i, after i, pronounce as CH as in "channel."
  • Ð ð - English "TH" At start or end of word, th as in "thing," in middle of word th as in "there."
  • a as in hat, sometimes "ah" as in "father"
  • e as in set
  • é as in pay
  • i as in sit
  • í as in seat
  • o as in hot
  • ó as in role
  • u as in pull
  • ú as in pool
  • y - Same as the German umlaut Ü
  • ý - Same as the German word für
  • ea: pronounced EH-ah "EH" short E, as in the American English word "let" "ah" as in "father"
  • éa: pronounced AY-ah "AY" long A, as in "hay" "ah" as in "father"
  • ei: pronounced as EH-eye (like saying the word "eye" - short E, as in the American English word "let" long I, as in the English word "Light."
  • eo: eh - o (short o as in hot) pronounced EH-ah "EH" short E, as in the American English word "let" "ah" as in "father"
  • éo: ay - o (short o as in hot) pronounced AY-ah "AY" long A, as in "hay" "ah" as in "father"
  • ew: oo - ua, as in "truant"*f at start or end of a word is pronounced as f.
  • In middle of a word it is pronounced as v.
  • Beside an unvoiced consonant, it is pronounced as f. (An 'unvoiced consonant' for example is the English word "knight" the k, g and h are silent.)
  • Doubled (ff), pronounce it as f.
  • G in general g as in garden; before e, before i, and after i, pronounce as the letter Y as in yarn. In middle of a word, gh as in the German word "nacht."
  • gh: pronounced like the German "ich." This is equivalent to saying the English word "fish" but the "sh" is made with the upper back of the throat.
  • H: as in German "nacht" This is like the "ich" but a bit more pronounced with the back of the throat.
  • ie: ih - eh (short i as in sit) pronounced IH-eh; short E, as in the American English word "let"
  • íe: ee - eh pronounced EE-eh
  • ng - hard g as in finger, linger, NOT like in singer, even when at the end of a word.
  • S at start or end of word, pronounce as S, as in "Satan."
    • In middle of a word, pronounce as Z, as in "Zebra."
    • Beside an unvoiced consonant, pronounce as S, as in "Satan."
    • Doubled (ss)pronounce as S, as in "Satan."
  • SC is normally pronounced as "SH" as in the word "Shine."

Pronunciation of German is as follows (see also the umlauts above)

  • ch - is pronounced at the back of the throat, as in the German word "ich." This is equivalent to saying the English word "fish" but the "sh" is made with the upper back of the throat, or lower in the throat as in the German word "nacht." (No English equivalent).
  • R's should always be rolled.
  • V is pronounced F
  • W is pronounced V
  • Z - is pronounced "ts" as in "pizza"

In Kabalistic "Speech," each of the letters must be correctly vibrated. Kabalistic sounds for each of the letters are a bit different than when used in everyday normal speech.

For vibrating the Runes, use the examples above. Basic Kabalistic pronunciation of the letters not listed in the above are as follows (note, it is important to pronounce the Runes as with the dialects in the above)The following is basic kabalistic speech:

A (see examples above)

B is vibrated with the lips pursed.

C is vibrated in the back of the throat, like a hard cat's hiss.

For the letter D, follow the rules for the Gothic example above:

Ð ð - English "TH" At start or end of word, th as in "thing," in middle of word th as in "there."

E is vibrated in the back of the throat as in making the sound for the letter Y, for example "Y-E-E-E-E-E-E-E-E" while constantly vibrating the Y sound inthe throat.

F is vibrated as a light V.

G is vibrated in the back of the throat and is guttural, like softly gargling, but should be smooth and steady.

For the letter H, use the rules for German:

H h: as in German "nacht" This is like the "ich" but a bit more pronounced with the back of the throat.

To correctly vibrate the letter I, vibrate "ah" and switch to the long I to get the feel, this is also from the back of the throat.

J is vibrated either softly as in the French "Jacques" or for some words, the hard English J, but make sure you can feel the vibration.

K is vibrated, as in hacking up a spit.

L, M, N, are vibrated as in normal English.

O is vibrated as the long English "O"

P is a bit tricky. Vibrate as for the letter B, (B is vibrated with the lips pursed), while at the same time, making the vibration for the letter V

Q is the same as the letter C

R is normally rolled, but can also be the English R, as in Gothic and Old English

S at start or end of word, pronounce as S, as in "Satan."

  • In middle of a word, pronounce as Z, as in "Zebra."
  • Beside an unvoiced consonant, pronounce as S, as in "Satan."
  • Doubled (ss)pronounce as S, as in "Satan."

T is tricky. Vibrate "TH" while at the same time Z. It is between the two.

TH is Th, as in "The."

U is vibrated as in the word "ooze."

V as in "Very."

W is the English W

X, same as K

Y, same as the English Y

Z, same as the English Z

Now, for example, take the rune "ÜRUZ." To properly vibrate this rune would be as follows:

Ü-Ü-Ü-Ü-Ü-Ü-Ü-Ü-Ü-R-R-R-R-R-R-R-R-R-O-O-O-O-O-O-O-O-O-O-O-O-Z-Z-Z-Z-Z-Z-Z-Z-Z-Z

The R's should be rolled and the second U pronounced as in the word "ooze." Like a mantra, vibrating the runes is to be done repeatedly and should be for the number of times as is the number of the rune, or can be multiples of this number. Once you begin working with a certain rune, stay with the same number of times for each session. For example, say you are working with the ÜRUZ rune, which is the number two and you vibrate the rune 20 times (a multiple of 2), you should always vibrate this rune 20 times for the specific working.