(see Nails, Tools)Stamina and courage during times of conflict. In Teutonic tradition, this was an emblem of Thor, the god of war and thunder, whom warriors called upon for strengt...
Baldness, Beard.A symbol of wealth and fertility. In mythology, cutting off the hair is the equivalent of castration. Samson was robbed of his strength when Delilah cut off his loc...
(see Abyss, Basket, Bowl, Chalice, Circle, Forge, Water)The symbol of the triune, primordial Goddess and birth giver (because of its shape and having three legs).Fertility, feminin...
(see Clay, Globe)Being grounded or having solid foundations (e.g., being “down to earth”). Earthly or mundane matters.The physical plane.Plowing and planting: Efforts toward ac...
(see Herbs, Trees)Heroism. In the Druidical alphabet, this bush is represented by the tau cross, often equated with the Tree God, whose strength and endurance stands for all to see...
Fairies are a specific group of otherworldly beings with mystical abilities found in most folklore, particularly in celtic and teutonic tales. Usually known for being mischievous, ...
(see Bees, Bread, Eating)Fertility and productivity. In Egypt, honey was offered to Min, the goddess of productivity and abundance, to help people conceive children. Note, however,...
(see Herbs, Oak)Invincibility. Teutonic warriors carried mistletoe into battle as protective amulets.Setting aside bad feelings out of respect for a common belief or need. In Scand...
(see Flood, Fountain, Ice, River, Rain, Snow)
Changing tides: Among the Teutonic people, different tides carried unique meanings. The tide just before sunrise symbolizes introspec...
