Kenaz Feeds the Hungry
Kenaz Kenaz had stumbled upon the temple to Odin in Nidhavelir. The temple was dark, quiet, and cold. No one made sacrifices to The Hanged God anymore, since he had…
Kenaz Kenaz had stumbled upon the temple to Odin in Nidhavelir. The temple was dark, quiet, and cold. No one made sacrifices to The Hanged God anymore, since he had…
As with Ansuz last week, Kenaz looks different from the Elder to the Younger Futharks. In the Elder Futhark, Kenaz looks vaguely like a letter C, written without curves. The…
…can you?” Kenaz asked.#futharkvillage — Perseus Greenman (@futharkvillage) November 18, 2019 “The entire city, Kenaz?” Fundis clarified. “No, we can’t. But the royal family? Yes. There is enough to feed…
…it?” they asked in unison. “It’s Kenaz. Are you ready for your dinner?” Without waiting for an answer, Kenaz pushed the door open and brought in a large plate of…
Today’s story focuses on Kenaz. While two of the rune poems describe Kenaz as an ulcer, harmful to children, today’s story focuses on her aspect as warming and protecting fire….
…most important runes in the Futhark. If you put Isa with Kenaz (ᚲ), you can make every other rune. (You may need to rotate Kenaz, and most runes you will…
…at Kenaz, who had kept her belly full during the Fimbulwinter, and Gebo, who was small and pretty. “They look better suited to a warm kitchen than to the flames…
…hunger and thirst. This card is all about being warm, having a full belly, and sitting contentedly with a roof over your head. Some people associate this with ᚲ (Kenaz),…
…the strength to gently stroke the beast which would harm you. I am ironically reminded of the gentle warmth of ᚲ (Kenaz): the torch and hearthfire have the potential to…