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Alternative
Names
Anglo-Friesian/Germanic:
Hagalaz
Norse (Viking):
Hagall
Old English:
Haegl or Ghaegl
Other Names/Spellings: Haal, Hagalar, Hagl, Hagalz,
Haglaz
Pronunciation:
Har-ghawl-arz
English Letter Equivalent
H as in HAT.
Translation
Hail
Meaning
Weather, damaging natural forces. Disruption. Interference.
Characteristics
The weather is a significant factor. Insure against damage
from storm, flood or lightning. Prepare for disruptive
influences. A third party interferes with relationships.
Hagalaz represents hail and its portent may be likened to
an unexpected hailstorm, an elemental disruption of your
life. When Hagalaz is linked with other runes, it can
suggest limitation, interruption, or delay, and imply a
complete change in direction. Hagalaz can also mean
suffering, hardship, illness, or injury.
Personal
Interpretation
Challenges are occurring in your life. These are not to be
feared, but faced. A hailstorm is daunting, but if you catch
a hailstone you will see that it is only water, nothing to
be feared. So it is with challenges. Fire up your
determination, and face the challenges head-on knowing they
are just stepping stones on the way to your goal. The
greater the challenge, the more you gain by overcoming it.
Reverse
Hagalaz has no reverse
Converse
Hidden dangers from the natural world.
Apparently easy tasks hide unexpected dangers.
A lover or partner is hiding something.
Runic Number: 9
Color: Light Blue
Element:
Ice (i.e. Water) Polarity:
Female Associated gods:
Urd, Heimdall Astrological Correspondence:
Aquarius
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Tarot Talk by Leila Vey

The Tower is an obvious card to associate with Hagalaz.
It is about the sudden collapse of everything we know,
about destruction, and being rocked right out of one's
comfort zone.
Its energy forces us to begin again and (hopefully)
build something better out of the ashes. Disruption,
interference, natural (and man-made) disasters,
challenges and sudden changes in fortune all link
Hagalaz with The Tower.
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The Rune Poem: Verse IX Hagalaz
Hail is the whitest of grain
Whirled from heaven's height,
The wind hurls it in showers
Into water then it turns.
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