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“Mind over matter – matter over mind”

Uruz - “Oo – Ruse” - Literally: “Aurochs” - Esoteric: Endurance, Formation, Manifestation

Key Concepts: life force, physical health, courage, organic structure, manifestation, formation, healing, vigor, endurance

Psi: determination, persistence, freedom, courage, will, territoriality, independence

Energy: Vital formative force, archetypal patterning, raw primal power, survival, healing, endurance, manifestation, organic structuring

Mundane: physical health, stamina

Divinations: Strength, constancy, vitality, tenacity, pattern, luck, health, pragmatic knowledge, understanding; or weakness, obsession, misdirected force, inconstancy, sickness, ignorance, uncontrolled rage, insensitivity, brutality

Governs:
Shaping and forcing fortunate circumstances creatively through will and inspiration
Self-healing and maintenance of good mental and physical health
Assertion of home ground, personal space, independence and freedom
Strength and tenacity, courage, persistence against all odds
Ability to control aggression and take responsibility
Rites of passage, especially into adulthood

My notes:

While FEHU is the symbol of a domesticated cattle, and Uruz is a symbol of the wild bovine, a reminder that cattle were once wild creatures. If Fehu represents young lovers, Uruz represents young warriors.

Though Uruz energy is also heavily invested in the hamingja, it is not suited for easy, conscious control as Fehu is. It is the rune of powerful unconscious shaping energies that need to be guided wisely as they manifest. It is an early reminder within the series that the untamed powers of creativity are not without danger – a reality quite clear in our modern technological civilization. It is the user’s skill and practiced techniques that will control the energy unleashed by this rune. It is the rune of independence, asserting oneself and one’s territory.

Life’s persistence and its endless resourcefulness in the task of survival are all implicit within the rune meaning of Uruz, thus it is a rune of manifestation, regeneration and endurance. The organic patterning energy of Uruz laces up the skin, sustains the ego and can be used to protect the psyche from trauma. Self-healing is the energy which pulls a diseased or ill form back toward its ‘primal blueprint’: the original, invisible shape intended by nature’s design.

Uruz is the rune of the inner-King and inner-Queen. We can assert our right to exist and be free in the very same primal authority that the aurochs did theirs. It is the will to live passionate and free.

Uruz is linked to the god Thor and so continues on toward THURISAZ.

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4 Responses to “Uruz - Rune Meaning”

  1. The Guardian’s Diary » Wednesday 20th August Says:

    [...] I want and need in my life, and decided that Aurox (also know as Ur or Uruz) is the most fitting.  This is their description of it.  So after much deliberation, I went to good old Enchanted Glyph and [...]

  2. The Guardian’s Diary » Aurochs Says:

    [...] from http://runesecrets.com/rune-meanings/uruz (Also known as: Ur, Uruz) Governs: Shaping and forcing fortunate circumstances creatively through [...]

  3. Mahryan Says:

    Mannaz has to do with the self and the journey towards the Self as one with the Divine. Inevitably it must, therefore be linked with spitritual intelligence. On this earth, I think of it as always being conscious of our individual self (needs, desires, actions, outcomes) in relation to the communities in which we live, work, and otherwise interact. In order to achieve this kind of consciousness we must employ all of the various kinds of intelligence to both further our own growth and for the ‘good of the community”
    Tyrel and I think that we each have three runes of especial significance to this lifetime, but we are still having discussions about that. One day we will get it clear enough in our minds to write up and post!

  4. Mahryan Says:

    Sorry! I was replying - I thought to the comment from Guardian on Mannaz - I’ve reposted my comment there. Tyrell can you delete the misposted one from Uruz??