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Rune Drawing For Today
Aug. 14th, 2002 07:31 amIn view of my last post, as well as other recent pertinent posts, this Rune has particular relevance to my current situation.
Jera
Harvest
Fertile Season
One Year
A Rune of beneficial outcomes, Jera applies to any activity or endeavor to which you are committed. Be aware, however, that no quick results can be expected. A span of time is always involved; hence the key words "one year," symbolizing a full cycle before the reaping, the harvest, or deliverance.
You have prepared the ground and planted the seed. Now you must cultivate with care. To those whose labor has a long season, a long coming to term, Jera offers encouragement of success. Know that the outcome is in the keeping of Providence and continue to persevere.
Remember the story about the farmer who was so eager to assist his crops that he went out at night and tugged on the new shoots. There is no way to push the river; equally, you cannot hasten the harvest. Be mindful of your own process which, in its season, leads to the harvest of the self.
Jera
Harvest
Fertile Season
One Year
A Rune of beneficial outcomes, Jera applies to any activity or endeavor to which you are committed. Be aware, however, that no quick results can be expected. A span of time is always involved; hence the key words "one year," symbolizing a full cycle before the reaping, the harvest, or deliverance.
You have prepared the ground and planted the seed. Now you must cultivate with care. To those whose labor has a long season, a long coming to term, Jera offers encouragement of success. Know that the outcome is in the keeping of Providence and continue to persevere.
Remember the story about the farmer who was so eager to assist his crops that he went out at night and tugged on the new shoots. There is no way to push the river; equally, you cannot hasten the harvest. Be mindful of your own process which, in its season, leads to the harvest of the self.
