RUNE TYR (Krumm- Heller)

Number: 12

Astrological Correspondence: Pisces

Color: Purple, Gray, Coffee

Stone: Chrysolite

Symbolism: Sacrifice, Exciting/Arousing

Meditation:

The TYR Rune represents the Trinity, since it is formed by three arms, but it is the Triad in movement, in circulation. In ancient manuscripts it is designated as the Rune of reincarnation and of triumph over life. 

Short Practice Description:

Body erect, the arms come up from the body, hands are then lowered in the manner of shells, pronouncing: “TIIIIIIIRRRRRRR” extended. This is how the consciousness awakens through the impulse given to it by the “T” or Tau; the blood through the “I”, and the circulation through the “R”. Seven times.

This Rune is practiced together with BAR.

Long Description:

In ancient Manuscripts, this Rune is indicated as the Rune of Reincarnation and of Triumph over Life, and in our Alphabet it is represented as the T or Greek TAU and hence the Rune is essentially a ROSE CROSS.

Nordic mythology tells us that one day the Evil Genie had converted himself into a WOLF, playing with the same Gods without their realizing who he was. But, once recognized, it was necessary for one of them to sacrifice themselves and then TIR offered himself by putting his arm between the wolfs jaws. This cut it from at the root and he lost his hand.

It is a beautiful teaching for us Rose Cross disciples ONE FOR ALL, that is, ONE [who willing to sacrifice themselves for

others…

When the Runes are used as vehicles in order to know the future, this Rune signifies LIFE, when it falls with the tip pointing up, and if contrarily appears with the tip down, signifies DEATH.

That is to say, that when we present ourselves before the difficulties with strength of will and character while carrying the shield of fortitude, we will undoubtedly be victorious.

But if we debilitate and abandon ourselves, then we will be overcome. So, for elevated things you have to always face the SUN.

The Nordic peoples consider this Rune, engraved on wood or stone, as a talisman, that is, as an attractive potentiality of luck and that it signifies HARMONY.

It is the representation of the trio of Body, Soul and Spirit, the three states of SOLID, LIQUID and GAS.

The Great All is also latent in it, since it the PAST, PRESENT, and FUTURE (the three enigmas of time, when the circle closes they are separated and form cipher) and with it BIRTH, SUSTAINABILITY IN LIFE, AND DEATH.

The corresponding practices are to place the arms high and lower the hands in the likeness of shells, pronouncing the mantram:

 “Tiiiiiiiiiiiir“

This is how the personality awakens through the impulse given to it by the “T” or TAU, the Blood awakens through the “I” and the circulation awakens through the “R”.

The Treaties say that with these practices rheumatism and Heart diseases and all those diseases related to blood circulation can be cured.

However, these practices should not be done alone, but should be linked to those of the following Rune, denominated “BAR”.