I wasn't sure where to post this, but a co worker of mine

>>17274148
It's a reference to फूहड़ or phoohad.

>>17274148
It's protection from evil, from Norse religion.

>>17274184
He asked me what my "religion" was and I told him I was pagan. He showed me that and said that should tell me a little about him. Thank you. Will like more into Norse religion.

>>17274198
Look more into*

its called a helm of awe from the icelandic grimoire called the galdabrok

>>17274215
Even more help! Thank you! He has told me his grandfather is German or something like that, and from what I've read, he must know a bit.

I have only recently dabbled in paganism, so I am trying to learn as much as I can.

>>17274148
Lol little nigguh at least you tried.

Youll find out in due time.

>>17274230
I tried? Don't be vague. Please elaborate. I'm trying to learn here.

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>>17274148
Maybe he don't even know and is just a fan of Björk.

This one is called Ægishjálmur.

http://www.vikingrune.com/2009/01/bjork-tattoo-norse-magic-symbols/

>>17274215
^That, can verify, same grimoire that has the pants made from human flesh.

>>17274227
I dunno if there's a full copy of Galdrabok in the /omg/ library but I've got a few other texts like the Svartkonstböckers called "The Red Book" and the "Black Book" under the name "Salomonic Magickal Arts".

>>17275068
So, I've been doing rune magick for some time now, and I still don't understand how these symbols work in any sense of typical bindrune crafting. Can someone explain?
Obviously, the bottom row is more obvious, but everything above it is foreign.

it means he likes to eat around the clock