The word "Teutonic", once used exclusively to denote specific Germanic tribe, now encompasses a heritage as large and varied as Northern Europe. In Teutonic Magic, Kveldulf Gundarsson presents the theory and practice of Teuronic magic, a style of magic of particular interest to anyone of Northern European descent.
The focus of the book is primarily on the Elder Futhark, the magical rune alphabet. Gundarsson explains runic divination, rune magic, rituals for carving runetines, and more. There is also considerable amount of information on Teutonic ritual practice and the Teutonic worlds, gods, and spirits.
A great deal of information exists from ethnic and religious groups seeking to restore their esoteric heritage: the Jewish Qabala, the Eyptian Mysteries, Greek and Roman mythology. Yet or a country that almost had German as its official language, the United States has very little literature that preserves the ancient German secrets. This book is perfect for those o Northern European ancestry seeking to recover their heritage. It will also interest those who have studied such subjects as Seax-Wicca, Odinism, or Asatru. Written by a member of the Rune Gild and the Ring of Troth, it is entirely factual and full of rich Germanic spirit.