The Rune Feoh is taken from the runic alphabet used in Germanic languages before they adopted the Latin alphabet. Feoh or Fehu means cattle or sheep and in olden days to have either was a good thing. The Norse peoples considered wealth as being evil; evil as in it shouldn't be hoarded, but spread out to those that need it to keep it flowing. "Wealth is a comfort to all;yet must everyone bestow it freely,if they wish to gain honour in the sight of the Lord."
Tuesday, 1 February 2011
The Rune Feoh
The Rune Feoh is taken from the runic alphabet used in Germanic languages before they adopted the Latin alphabet. Feoh or Fehu means cattle or sheep and in olden days to have either was a good thing. The Norse peoples considered wealth as being evil; evil as in it shouldn't be hoarded, but spread out to those that need it to keep it flowing. "Wealth is a comfort to all;yet must everyone bestow it freely,if they wish to gain honour in the sight of the Lord."