

The Metaphysical Haberdashery
A Field Guide to the Wyrd
a personal wyrd story
One rune. One question. Follow the thread.
A Personal Rune Reading
What might unfold if we followed a rune into a story?
You bring a question.
I draw a rune and enter its imagery through active imagination,
following the scenes, encounters, and unexpected details that emerge.
From that journey, I create your personal Wyrd story.
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Your illustrated PDF brings together the story,
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reflections on its connection to your question, and the symbols gathered along the way
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threads for you to explore in your own time.
To see what this can look like,
step into The Little Silver Raven,
a sample created from my own question and journey.

what you will discover inside.
available in e-book & paperback
A Personal Wyrd Story
One rune. One question. Follow the thread.
Come with a question.
Come step through the doorway of a rune.
Come discover the story waiting to unfold.
A Personal Wyrd Story begins with a question you are carrying—something you are curious about, a crossroads you have reached, or a possibility you would like to explore.
I draw a rune for you, then enter through it using active imagination. I follow the images, characters, and encounters that emerge, allowing the journey to unfold. From that experience, I create a story for you.
Your reading arrives as a beautifully illustrated PDF, a little book of your own to keep.
Inside you’ll find:
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your question and the rune that opens the journey,
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the personal story that unfolds through active imagination,
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Pulling the Threads—reflections on how the rune and story speak to your question,
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Oddments Gathered Along the Way—images and symbols for you to explore,
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and A Thread to Take With You, an invitation to carry the experience into everyday life.
You may read your story all at once, following it wherever it leads…
Or linger over a particular image, a curious encounter, or a sentence that seems to have something more to say.
Some meanings may arrive immediately. Others may reveal themselves when you return to the story later. Your own associations belong here, too. A raven, a river, or a small stone house may mean something to you that no book of symbols could possibly know.
Your story offers a way to explore your question through imagery, curiosity, and reflection. There may be an unexpected perspective, a useful question, or a possibility you hadn’t considered.
If you would like a glimpse of the experience, read The Little Silver Raven, a complete sample created from my own rune journey.
Step into the Metaphysical Haberdashery.
Bring your question.
Let’s see where the thread leads.
wander among the curiosities
What would you like to explore next?
