Ehwaz (ᛖ)
Leela Atlas team · Updated
The horse: moving forward together.
Literal meaning: horse · Tyr's aett, the third group of eight
In the old rune poems
The Old English poem calls the horse the joy of nobles, proud on its hooves, and a comfort to the restless.
Light side
Trust and partnership: moving forward with someone, or with your own body, in mutual confidence and shared pace.
Shadow side
Pulling in different directions, or mistrust that makes every step a struggle.
Drawing Ehwaz in a game of Leela
In Leela Atlas you can draw a card from the Elder Futhark runes when you land on a square. A bridging question links the card to the square, so the card speaks to your own question:
- Who, or what, are you moving forward with in this question, and do you trust each other?
- What does "Ehwaz" show you about your square?
- If "Ehwaz" were advice for your question, what would it say?
- Where do you meet "Ehwaz" in your life right now?
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Bring a question, throw the die and follow the arrows and snakes. Alone, with friends or with a guide.
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