TEUTONIC MAGIC - Awaken Video

Used with other runes, dagaz synthesizes their might into a single transcendent awareness. It is
generally most desirable when you are dealing with runes of inspiration and wisdom.
Dagaz is a rune of triumph and new beginnings on a higher level; it can be written to bring these
about.
The stone associated with dagaz is fluorite, which is said to balance the mights of light and
darkness within the mind. You will notice that, when viewed from above any point, octahedral crystals of
fluorite show two interlocking dagaz-shapes.
Dagaz: Meditation
You sit on top of a mountain. It is night, faint stars bright in the black sky above you. You are clad in a
heavy robe of black which weighs down your limbs. Your thoughts and movements sluggish, slowed by
the dull cold of night.
Slowly, almost imperceptibly at first, the eastern sky before you begins to gray. You can see the
black shadow-shapes of mountains around you, faint against the first paling of morning as the eastern
stars grow dimmer.
The day strengthens, rimming the black peaks with paling blue, faint light pushing against the
heavy blanket of night. The leys below are still sunk in dark, black firs, lost in an ocean of. blackness, but
the lightening east begins to show the mountaintop around you-jagged gray boulders stud the dry earth,
and sparse grasses sprout like the coarse pelt of a wolf
The sky above you is dark blue, fading to the paleness of morning in the east, where the first
yellowness begins to tint the coloured sky with light. Behind you the west is still black, the morning star
shining through the brightening heavens.
The east grows brighter and brighter - showing the jagged edges of the black pines below you. An ocean
of light flows slowly into the dark night-blue above, gold and pink rising with the sky- blue of day.
As the first burning edge of the sun rises behind the gray mountaintops around you, you leap to
your feet; the dark metal that had weighted you falling away. Your head is filled with a dizzying rush of
lightness. You take up your horn of mead and drink off the golden liquid, honey and fire flowing
exultingly down your throat. You seem to be floating in midair, suspended between the day before you
and the night behind you in the moment of their greatest flow and power. Joyously you toss the horn
away a- cross your arms over your chest in the shape of the rune dagaz, feeling day and night meet within
you. Ecstatically you cry out
“Hail, day! Hail, ye day’s sons!
Hail, night and the daughters of night!
Look down upon me here with friendly eyes
And grant victory to the one here.
Hail the Aesir! Hail the Asynjur!
Hail, him on the giving earth!
Goodly speech and human wit
may you grant to me, the mighty,
and hands of healing1 while I live.
Hail!”2
Slowly you return to your own body, knowing that the transcendent power and wisdom of dagaz
will always be within you.
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