The pagan symbol for female is commonly known as the Triple Goddess symbol. This symbol represents the three stages of a woman's life: maiden, mother, and crone. The maiden stage represents youth, innocence, and the potential for growth. The mother stage represents fertility, nurturing, and creation. The crone stage represents wisdom, experience, and the power of transformation. The Triple Goddess symbol is often depicted as a circle with three interconnected crescent moons, each representing one of the stages of a woman's life.
writan (= to carve runes) and ridan (= to interpret runes) became our words write and read.
They were used in England until the 10th or 11th centuries, though after the 9th century they were mainly used in manuscripts and were of interest to antiquarians, and their use ceased after the Norman conquest in 1066. The poem can be found written in the Latin Alphabet in the Vercelli Book, and its inclusion on the Ruthwell Cross is significant as it shows a move away from the formulaic inscription of just writing the futhorc.
The Triple Goddess symbol is often depicted as a circle with three interconnected crescent moons, each representing one of the stages of a woman's life. This symbol is seen as a celebration of femininity, and it is often used in pagan and Wiccan rituals and ceremonies. It is also used as a symbol of empowerment and connection to the natural cycles of the earth and the universe.
The Riddles in Old English Runes
For this blog Lorna has been looking at three different objects with Old English Runes and their interpretations.
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