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==The Shears, Rune of Ending== | ==The Shears, Rune of Ending== | ||
''Affiliated with the Winter | ''Affiliated with the Realm of Winter'' | ||
Dark counterpart to Evrom, rune of Beginning, the Shears represent the end of the journey. It is the point at which all decisions have been taken, all plans made have come to fruition and victory or loss are complete. Nothing now can be changed and all has taken its course; the thread must now be cut and an ending made. | Dark counterpart to Evrom, rune of Beginning, the Shears represent the end of the journey. It is the point at which all decisions have been taken, all plans made have come to fruition and victory or loss are complete. Nothing now can be changed and all has taken its course; the thread must now be cut and an ending made. | ||
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Although ending can be a time for sorrow, Yoorn urges us to look back and reflect on what has been learned. Often used together with [[Irremais]], Yoorn allows us to learn from what we have done, and in that can also be a rune of fulfillment and completion. Now that an end has been made, we are ready to be renewed and move on, ready for transformation and a fresh start. | Although ending can be a time for sorrow, Yoorn urges us to look back and reflect on what has been learned. Often used together with [[Irremais]], Yoorn allows us to learn from what we have done, and in that can also be a rune of fulfillment and completion. Now that an end has been made, we are ready to be renewed and move on, ready for transformation and a fresh start. | ||
Sometimes called the Rune of Severance, it is often mentioned during the formal ending of relationships, associations or agreements. The Scriveners of the Brass Coast sometimes stamp it onto a contract that is considered to have been completed, or voided in some way. | Sometimes called the Rune of Severance, it is often mentioned during the formal ending of relationships, associations or agreements. The [[The_Brass_Coast_economic_interests#Scriveners|scriveners]] of the Brass Coast sometimes stamp it onto a contract that is considered to have been completed, or voided in some way. Lovers occasionally give a gift with the rune inscribed on it to discreetly draw a romantic affair to an end – this is most common in Dawn and the League. | ||
Lovers occasionally give a gift with the rune inscribed on it to discreetly draw a romantic affair to an end – this is most common in Dawn and the League. | |||
Yoorn is combined with the Spring rune [[Evrom]] to represent the idea of birth - as the baby enters the world, the time of pregnancy is at an end. So too as the shears cut the thread of life the soul passes from one world into the next, ready to continue its journey, Yoorn represents Death. When used alone, it represents oblivion; when combined with Evrom, it represents the hope of reincarnation. | Yoorn is combined with the Spring rune [[Evrom]] to represent the idea of birth - as the baby enters the world, the time of pregnancy is at an end. So too as the shears cut the thread of life the soul passes from one world into the next, ready to continue its journey, Yoorn represents Death. When used alone, it represents oblivion; when combined with Evrom, it represents the hope of reincarnation. | ||
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===Crafting with Yoorn=== | ===Crafting with Yoorn=== | ||
It is often inscribed on tombstones and funeral wrappings, and occasionally found on weapons of war intended to end the life of an opponent. | It is often inscribed on tombstones and funeral wrappings, and occasionally found on weapons of war intended to end the life of an opponent. | ||
===For Machine Embroidery=== | ===For Machine Embroidery=== | ||
Latest revision as of 00:32, 22 July 2024
The Shears, Rune of Ending
Affiliated with the Realm of Winter
Dark counterpart to Evrom, rune of Beginning, the Shears represent the end of the journey. It is the point at which all decisions have been taken, all plans made have come to fruition and victory or loss are complete. Nothing now can be changed and all has taken its course; the thread must now be cut and an ending made.
Although ending can be a time for sorrow, Yoorn urges us to look back and reflect on what has been learned. Often used together with Irremais, Yoorn allows us to learn from what we have done, and in that can also be a rune of fulfillment and completion. Now that an end has been made, we are ready to be renewed and move on, ready for transformation and a fresh start.
Sometimes called the Rune of Severance, it is often mentioned during the formal ending of relationships, associations or agreements. The scriveners of the Brass Coast sometimes stamp it onto a contract that is considered to have been completed, or voided in some way. Lovers occasionally give a gift with the rune inscribed on it to discreetly draw a romantic affair to an end – this is most common in Dawn and the League.
Yoorn is combined with the Spring rune Evrom to represent the idea of birth - as the baby enters the world, the time of pregnancy is at an end. So too as the shears cut the thread of life the soul passes from one world into the next, ready to continue its journey, Yoorn represents Death. When used alone, it represents oblivion; when combined with Evrom, it represents the hope of reincarnation.
Using Yoorn in magic
Yoorn is often evoked at the end of a ritual to draw a sustained magical working to its close and is used alongside Cavul, Rune of Purity, in cleansing rituals or in magic intended to prematurely bring other magic to a conclusion. It is also used alone to sever bonds, and especially when breaking the covenant between members of a magical coven who choose to part and go their separate ways.
Crafting with Yoorn
It is often inscribed on tombstones and funeral wrappings, and occasionally found on weapons of war intended to end the life of an opponent.
For Machine Embroidery
Here is a digitized version of Yoorn in .jef format, suitable for a 7x5 hoop. File:RuneYoorn.jef
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