I bought this pewter Dagaz rune pendant at the Renaissance fair yesterday. It’s supposed to symbolize a breakthrough or positive life-transformation. It also occurred to me that the meaning (day, dawn) coincided with the title of one of Nietzsche’s books, alternately translated as either “Dawn” or “Daybreak,” but the German title is actually “Morgenröthe,” literally “morning red,” so that doesn’t quite work.
Later I looked up about more about rune meanings and discovered that ansuz, the “messenger rune,” is the one associated with the god Loki. Maybe I’ll look for that online or at my next weird street fair.
I bought this pewter Dagaz rune pendant at the Renaissance fair yesterday. It’s supposed to symbolize a breakthrough or positive life-transformation. It also occurred to me that the meaning (day, dawn) coincided with the title of one of Nietzsche’s books, alternately translated as either “Dawn” or “Daybreak,” but the German title is actually “Morgenröthe,” literally “morning red,” so that doesn’t quite work.
Loki is the Philosopher King 