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New Worlds April/May/June 2012 Issue
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Term: Isa
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Isa: The 11th rune of the Elder Futhark, representing the letter i. As the name of this rune implies, ISA signifies a cessation of activities—a freeze. All plans should be put on hold for the moment to be resumed at a more auspicious time.
source: A Practical Guide to the Runes, by Lisa Peschel
Isa: Isa is the third rune of the second aett. Like the first two runes in this aett, Isa is also associated with an element—the element of ice. Water is fluid; ice is solid and static. Isa therefore represents the principle of preservation and resistance to change.
source: Northern Mysteries & Magick, by Freya Aswynn
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Partial List of the Norse Gods, Goddesses & Other Supernatural Beings
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