What does the Ruen stone on the tarot card mean?

Runes, such as Rune, are also translated into Lunas, Luna and so on. Sometimes people in Hong Kong and Taiwan will translate it into "as you think", which is an ancient Nordic alphabet, that is, Scandinavian characters. These words were carved on hides, sawdust or stones, and now they can also be carved on crystals, metals or gems representing these symbols for divination-that is. As far as these symbols with unique symbolic significance are concerned, they embody the essence of ancient culture more and are the concrete expression of human collective subconscious. They are explained by the symbols of each divination stone, and describe the stories and hidden meanings contained in ancient writing symbols. Rennis divination is an ancient divination in northern Europe, which is popular in Britain, Norway, Sweden and Denmark, including Iceland and the Faroe Islands.

At present, the original origin of the letters of the Juni language has not been verified, but the spells of the Juni language used by the ancient Norse first appeared in the historical records in oral form between 65438 BC and the 0-2nd century BC, and then the trade between Northern Europe and the Mediterranean region contributed to the formation of the Juni language. In the beginning, Runi alphabet is a magical system of nature, which is related to seasons and seasons. It advocates the power and state of nature and gives people inspiration and Oracle.

Rune has 24 symbols, plus a "blank stone". Strictly speaking, blank symbols are not runic symbols, but people often add them to divination, which represents infinite possibilities and unpredictable possibilities in life. So now we can see that there are 25 runi stones. As long as the Nishi stone is made of natural materials, it is best to wrap 25 divination stones in two palms, with a length of less than 4CM, a width of less than 3CM and a thickness of less than 1CM.

Among the books introduced at present, there is a traditional book called the first lesson of understanding runes.