TIWAZ

The Tiwaz rune, resembling an arrow or spear, represents order, justice, and fair treatment - reflecting hierarchy and societal rules. It empowers you to fight for your beliefs and goals, granting new strength and energy. Tiwaz is the rune of order, balancing the scales and righting any wrongs. It is an action rune, ready to aid the warrior who is brave enough to fight for a just cause.

Hlin, the Norse goddess of protection, aids those favored by Frigg in finding safety from enemies. She intervenes in times of woe, serving as a shield for Frigg's chosen, keeping them from harm and providing refuge. Hlin is especially vigilant over fugitives and women in distress, guiding them to safety.

Wolves often symbolize sacrifice and authority. They embody the untamed essence of nature and the protective instincts of kinship, serving as both allies and adversaries to the divine figures. In some tales, they represent the sacrifices made for the greater good, such as Odin’s wolves Geri and Freki. While in others, symbolize the authority and power of the fate, such as the tale of Fenrir, the great wolf who breaks free of his chain during Ragnarok and kills Odin. Both examples show the fierce power of the wolves and their ability to show authority.

The ancient Norse revered the mighty oak as the King of Trees, embodying strength, endurance, and the power of Thor, often called the Tree of Thunder. Seeking shelter beneath its branches was believed to offer protection under Thor's sacred power. In Viking culture, the oak symbolized warrior strength and courage, and was used in constructing powerful ships and homes, alongside weapons adorned with wolf imagery. Hlin, the wolves, and the might Oak, are all associated with the power of Tiwaz, a rune of strength and justice.