Runes are small stones that have symbols inscribed on them. They are usually either turned over in a specific way or thrown and then read in a manner similar to tarot cards; an interpretation of the symbols shown. The word ‘rune’ actually means ‘something secret’ or ‘secret talk’ so it is no wonder that rune stones are still used today for divinatory purposes. They can be used just like tarot cards to focus psychic ability and provide inspiration for divination and similar skills. The runic alphabet itself dates back more than a thousand years to early Germanic languages, though these were later strongly influenced by Latin, they were again heavily used by Anglo-Saxons and Vikings. What is important in reading rune stones is the symbols that appear and how we interpret them. Often the rune stones are placed in a bag and randomly picked out and thrown onto a flat surface. The symbol shown, the position of the stone on the surface and the position in relation to the other stones can then tell us much about questions we wish to ask, whether these relate to the past, present or future

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The Runic system is perhaps one of the most historically interesting areas of
psychic divination. The modern runic set is formed of 25 runes and is used by
psychic mediums not only for divinations but also for the creation of psychic
charms.

The runic system itself is the legacy of the early Germanic writing system,
dating all the way back to around 150AD. The runes in this writing system are
believed to be linked to the legend of the Norse God Odin and the epic poem
Hávamál. The legend tells the tale of Odin being hung from the world tree
Yggdrasil, with his own spear, in a sacrifice to the gods. He hung there for a
period of nine days and nine nights, in order to learn about the nine worlds
and to gain the wisdom needed to master them, and during this period he
was gifted the knowledge of the sacred runes. This Germanic writing system
eventually faded out of use, replaced by the more modern Latin alphabet in
around 700AD.

The runes did however survive, with historical evidence showing them in
use by the Romans. They we’re initially being used for magical purposes,
protective charms on rings and amulets and curses scrawled on walls, even
they word rune itself has mystical meaning, as it translates as ‘something
hidden’ or ‘secret’. This use of runes as a magical focus continues to this day.

The modern day runic system only really entered general use in the 1980’s,
this renaissance was triggered by a number of cards, books and runic
sets being used for, and writing about the use of runes for divination as an
alternative to the classical Tarot reader. These rune sets we’re based on the
original 18 runes from the legend of Odin area a popular choice for those just
starting to develop their divinatory powers, as they are one of those things
in life that’s easy to learn but hard to master. The actually divination process
involves the runes being mixed up in a bag and either drawn out one at a time
or cast as a group on a flat surface so that a reading can be taken.

As with most divination methods though the skill is in the interpreting which
can take years to master fully, everything from the orientation of the runes to
the groupings and orders can effect the outcome and for an accurate reading
its worth going to a practiced psychic.

This article was written by Thom Sanders on behalf of Psychic TV,

Finding love is one of the more common requests from those seeking psychic help. The saying goes that finding your soul mate is your ticket to happiness and although psychics cannot tell you the exact person and time then can help you get onto the road to true love, with just a few simple steps.

First up, knowing where to look is a good start. Through psychic profiling and studying your aura a psychic can learn a lot about you, likes, dislikes and so on. Through this they can then build a picture that they can use to direct you towards people and places to look for people where you share a deeper level of compatibility with those you meet.

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The last step is improving your attraction. We’re not talking physical looks here but your spiritual aura. Your aura can attract almost more strongly than your ‘looks’ and learning to tap into this potential can help you in attracting the right person.

These simple steps can lead to a meaningful relationship for many people suffering from love troubles, so why not end your suffering today and seek aid from a talented psychic.

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Knights Templar and Philip IV
King Phillip’s orders were sent a month in advance to the King’s Men and other Bailiffs. They were not to be opened till dawn on Friday, October 13, 1307. The charges against the Templars were of the highest accusations of heresy: that the Knights Templar asked members to spit on the cross and step on it, to deny Christ, to perform homosexual acts, and so on. The king’s orders were to engage and arrest every Templar in France. All Templar outposts, homes, wineries, mills, and castles were to be taken in the name of the King of France and Pope Clement V. This nationwide arrest was widely successful, and medieval torture tactics were used to obtain confessions from the Knights. This single act against the Templar Order is now viewed as one of the most unlucky days in History – Friday the 13th. King Phillip attempted to further bury the Templars in a public manner: a large event in front of the Notre Dame Cathedral would have Templar Grand Master Jacques De Molay publicly admit guilt of heresy. Instead, the defeated grandmaster took to his forum and apolgized to the people and Templar Knights for his weakness and for signing forced confessions. He then rescinded his original confession and testified to the public that he, his men, and all Templar Knights were innocent, despite their forced confessions. An embarrassed King Phillip was enraged by the old man’s actions and had him burned at the stake along with his second-in-command. De Molay’s dying last words were to curse King Phillip and Pope Clement V, claiming that by the year’s end they both would meet their demise. To add to the superstition of the Friday the 13th and to the power of the Templars both men did die that year. [4]
The connection between the Friday the 13th superstition and the Knights Templar was popularized in the 2003 novel The Da Vinci Code. However, some experts think that it is a relatively recent correlation and is a modern-day invention.[3][7][10] For example, records of the superstition are rarely found before the 20th century, when it became extremely common. One author, noting that references are all but nonexistent before 1907 but frequently seen thereafter, has argued that its popularity derives from the publication that year of Thomas W. Lawson’s popular novel Friday, the Thirteenth,[11] in which an unscrupulous broker takes advantage of the superstition to create a Wall Street panic on a Friday the 13th.[4]
In Spanish-speaking countries, instead of Friday, Tuesday the 13th is considered a day of bad luck, commonly referred to as ‘Martes y trece’ (Literally translates to: Tuesday and thirteen).[12] The Fall of Constantinople, when the city fell to the Ottomans, marks the end of the Byzantine Empire. It happened on Tuesday, May 29, 1453. That is why the Greeks also consider Tuesday to be an unlucky day.[12]