The soul of this creation

The design of this divination board is inspired by the forest, but also, by extension, by the god Cernunnos, who presides over nature. The deer skull therefore refers to this deity, while representing the king of the forest in his eternal form. The skull symbolizes death, and by extension, the wisdom acquired through incarnations, since nature gives and takes away in an eternal cycle of birth and death.

Crows symbolize the animal kingdom, while also referring to Hugin and Munin, Odin's ravens. They are the messengers who will guide you to your answers.

Flowers, leaves, and mushrooms refer to the plant kingdom and the forest.

The Tiwaz rune, in the first card position, indicates that courage and honor are required to walk the paths of spirituality. An extremely positive rune when upright, it promises success to those who take the trouble to undertake things with courage. Thus, it refers to the positive aspect of your question.

The Ansuz rune, in the central position, refers to good advice, but also to a phase of learning and understanding. It indicates the negative aspects or aspects that you need to understand in the present in order to answer your question.

The Ingwaz rune, in the third position, is the rune of growth and well-being. It invites you to use your past experiences to move forward into the future, toward a new chapter in your life. Attached to your third card, the Ingwaz rune symbolizes the answer to your question, which cannot be accurate without taking into account the two previous cards. Whether the answer is positive or negative, it will guide you in the right direction.