(See a previous version of this chart.)
Runesigns arose in northern Europe long ago. Legends say a God named Odin discovered runes. He was hanging upside-down from Yggdrasil, the world-tree, when he spied the runes and later brought them to people.
I used Ralph Blum's 25 runes and Ulufudu's 18 bones. Blum's 13 initiation runes are grouped with the 13 numbered bones. I divided the remaining 12 runes into two sets of 6 runes each. I doubled the 5 special bones into basic and prime sets. I added bone 6, called the 'beyond' bone. It has a basic and prime aspect. So then I could match the sets of 6 bones to the sets of 6 runes.
The old runesign chart shows a figure shadow-dancing the rune shapes. (I do them in carolyoga.) The captions are the rune/bone meanings. For example, 13 is breakthough for the rune, and harmony for the bone interpretation. 14 is self for the rune and relates to the female bone. 20 is harvest for the rune and relates to the female' bone. I enjoy the many correspondences I've found between the runes and bones.
There are 31 Wholeo runesigns. Ralph Blum uses 25 runes. These are a classic set of 24 runes and (I quote from his book),
"... plus a later innovation -- the Blank Rune, the Rune that stands for the Unknowable, for the presence of the Divine in all transactions."
In June, 1998, a new runesign came to me, bringing my set to 26. It is the OMlulu Prototet runesign.
In December, 2000, on RuneSignsGate four new runes appeared in the rift in the sculpture, Gateway of Dreams. I had written of these runes in December 1997, but they remained latent. In 2009 it is time to integrate them into carolyoga and color healing, bringing my set to 30.On July 8, 2010 drop appeared as runesign 31. It is a drop around a point with an open top. Like an enso but pregnant, but liquid, but dropping, but dynamic.
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