Rune Stone Journal

Are you curious about rune stones and what they do? If so, you've come to the right place. This excellent beginner's book introduces rune stones, their history, and their mystical power.

Most of us have ESP, but in modern culture, we haven't used it for so long that our clairvoyance is hidden in the shadows of our minds, rusting away like an abandoned car. While modern man no longer needs intuition to sense a lurking, saber-toothed tiger, one might focus on determining the best approach to a grumbling life partner, a difficult co-worker, or to ....

In the beginning, when ESP breaks through, it's inconsistent, inaccurate, and hard to trust. The excellent news is reading rune stones exercises intuition. In time, one's clairvoyance becomes consistent and reliable.

Use this journal to capture readings and random thoughts. Record which rune stones are drawn and the interpretation. Days, weeks, months, or even years later in life, revisit the notations in your journal to recall what was going on in your life.

For the record, the author of this book, Glenn McWane and Ralph Blum, were good friends. Before Blum wrote The Book of Runes, McWane gifted him with the scribbled interpretations of noted British psychic John Pendragon. Blum transformed the notes and his own personal experiences into the Book of Runes. Suffice it to say if you are a fan of Mr. Blum, you will enjoy this book. It should come as no big surprise to learn McWane's book includes Pendragon's original notes.