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Alternative Names
Anglo-Friesian/Germanic: Wunjo
Norse (Viking): Wyn
Old English: Wyn
Other Names/Spellings: Vend, Vin, Uinne, Winja, Wungo,
Wunja, Wunju Pronunciation: Vun-yoh

English Letter Equivalent
W as in wax. V as in van. Translation
Joy
Meaning
Happiness, light, emotional satisfaction. Characteristics
Understanding, realisation of ambition, success in romance and
good health. Partnerships flourish. New beginnings are blessed
with joyfulness. Your eyes are opened to the truth. Wunjo is
linked to a reward, a feeling of goodness and satisfaction,
peaceful winning, and ultimate achievement. It contains the idea
of everything going well because you are in total harmony with
life. Wunjo also implies close co-operation and companionship
with other people, because joy is not usually a solitary
emotion. When so much of life can be negative, it is important
to allow Wunjos joy to reach into every part of your life.
Personal Interpretation
Happiness is yours if you are willing to work for it. You must
strive for balance and harmony in your life. Always look for
solutions rather than dwell on problems. For happiness to last,
it must be founded on truth and honesty. Hide from the truth and
you hide from true happiness. Seek only what is good and right, and good fortune cannot fail to follow.
Reverse
Misunderstanding. Ambition stalled. Romantic or partnership
difficulties. Not a good time for new ventures. Converse
The truth is hidden from you. Success is elusive - work hard.
Imagined love is false. Partnerships under strain through
secretive behaviour. Runic Number: 8
Color: Light Blue
Element: Ice (i.e. Water) Polarity:
Male Associated gods: Odin, Frigg Astrological
Correspondence: Leo
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Tarot
Talk by Leila Vey
Many experts list Strength for this rune and this is a
good fit. So are The Fool and The Universe, (which is
the association I prefer.)
The Universe is about
successful completion, ultimate achievement, happiness,
harmony and perfection, so of all the runes, I feel
Wunjo is its closest match. Wunjo's joy also spills
over into new beginnings as we forge new paths in truth
and light.
visit Leila's site at
http://tarot.leila.ca
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The Rune Poem: Verse VIII
Wunjo
He enjoys Delight who knows little of woe,
Of suffering and sorrow,
And has for his own prosperity, pleasure,
Eke the plenty of cities
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