Tullstorp Wolf Runestone (1000 CE)

Tullstorp Runestone

The snake eating its tale is the Scandinavian sea dragon Jormungand which grew so large it started eating its tail according to medieval bardic tales. At the end time of Ragnarok he is killed by Thor but his poison also kills Thor shortly afterward. Being a prominent end time dragon Jormungand would represent fate.
The center image is a wolf representing astrology-magic. A few hundred years after this runestone 3 wolves would enter the Scandinavian bardic tales.
The first is Fenrir who normally has the power to break the bindings of fate. In chapter 34 of the Norse Gylfaginning Saga in the Prose Eda (early 1200's CE), Fenrir is tricked into being magically bound setting free the gods to set fate. Yet as a prelude the end times of Ragnarok, chapter 51 has Fenrir's son Sköll swallowsthe sun and his other son Hati swallow the moon causing the stars to disappear from the sky and freeing Fenrir for the final apocalyptic battle of the gods.
That leaves the boat with winged rowers to represent emotion powers.
Letters added by Olmsted, Photo from Wikimedia commons at: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Tullstorpstenen,_DR_271,Tullstorp_1-1,_Runristning.jpg

Scandinavian Wolf of Astrology Magic - Tullstorp Runestone DR271 (1000 CE)

(December 9, 2025) The Tullstorp runestone is 1.70 meters high and 1.35 meters wide. It now stands in the cemetery at the church in the village Tullstorp, Sweden around 7 kilometers northeast of Klagstorp.

The original site of the Tullstorp Runestone is unknown. It was first noted in 1624 when it was installed in the wall of a church. It was rediscovered when the old church in Tullstorp was torn down in 1846. Before the historical significance of runestones was understood, they were often used as materials in the construction of buildings, walls, and roads. The stone first ended up in the wall surrounding the church yard, later it was moved to the current position inside the church yard.

This runestone was composed prior to the composition of any of the Norse Sagas which mention wolves.

Translation in Druid Akkadian (Northern Text 59)

(read left to right. Capital letters on object. Small letters are inferred Inner vowels. Vowels are italic bold, Dual use letters are E/H, I/Y, U/W, and '/A in which vowel appears at beginning of words except for Yahu which is keeping its traditional Hebrew transliteration)Letter style is late Swedish approaching that of the Codex Runicus from the Northern Letter ChartDictionary used: Latest Runic Akkadian dictionary

Šu Ku Gu Ya Bu.
IMu Šu Tu.
A KaŠu Pu Nu.
Tu Šu Su.
INu Du A.
Šu Ku AWu.
Lu Ta'u.
A Nu IŠu
A EQu IMu.
Tu AGu ETu.

In English

Narrow-mindedness will not energize the nourishing (of crops)
Emotional-triggering is similar to astrology-magic.
That can inhibit opening the fate-revelations
Astrology-magic is the same as Su.
The Moon-eye (Su) will manifest that (astrology-magic).
In a similar way involve the emotion-powers (awen).
Reduce the pasture (astrological night sky)
It is revealing confusion
It is compensating for emotions
Astrology-magic will anger the boundary (sky shell of the life powers).

Comment: This text is promoting emotion magic over astrology magic to compensate for a reduction in the life powers caused by fate from the night sky. Astrology magic is associated with the dark new moon god Su.

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Wolf Resonances

(December 9, 2025) Wolves have long been associated with the moon. Wolves will howl at night after they are done hunting to reinforce group solidarity and to signal to others that they control a territory. This moon association will associate them with Druid astrology-magic which is used to shift fate. Dogs will instinctively do the same thing if their owners start to howl.