Tomorrow · Thursday, October 29
Thurisaz
You will argue for the boundary instead of keeping it. Thurisaz does not explain itself. Say the one sentence that marks where the hedge is and then say nothing else about it.
Runes: Tomorrow
Thurisaz is the giant and the thorn, and the Anglo-Saxon poem is exact about the second: sharp to every thane, evil to grasp, cruel to anyone who rests among them. The rune is a force that works and injures whoever handles it carelessly. Something today has that shape: a defence, a boundary, a piece of necessary sharpness. Use it and do not lean on it. The thorn does its job by being where it is, not by being held in the hand.