Ring of The Nibelungs

Author: Oleg Cherne (Gleb Du)

The Ring of the Nibelung is a system of sacred Germanic geometry, represented by runes. Runic art requires materialization of the inner power of prediction and that is why it lays foundation for many fortune-telling systems and predictions. Runes is established by three axes: the axis of Tyr, Odin and Thor, whose hammer represents the inner strength of oracle.

Runes combines opposites of rational and irrational states of the consciousness,  combination of sequential and parallel ways of thinking.

Dealing with runes is like experiencing the world from a parallel space, so we should be hung, like Odin, to be able to see sequential (temporal) space from parallel (eternal). Therefore, Runic oracle art requires a developed brain’s operating system, where a column (sacred tree) of Irminsul symbolizes its sacred geometry. Occult vision of Runic oracle revolves not around the mundane, but heavenly realms.

Divinatory power of runes expressed through nine rings of the Nibelung. All of them were sources for obtaining runes. As before the revelation of a rune it must be discovered.

The nine rings of the Nibelung are the nine nights that Odin spent on Irminsul, replacing earthly food with honey of poetry. When working with runes, it is important to be able to refrain from food and drink to increase the flow of divine poems during divination.

The peculiarity of the runic system lies in its initial unity, where the opposite complements each other, and three planes combined in one. Divination with runes requires maintaining harmony while being in a fierce state of excitement.