The Hall of the Elk is the eleventh of sixteen sectors of the Svarog Circle. This ancient Slavic analogue of the zodiac contains hidden traditions and rituals, ideas about the world, as well as rules of life leading to a bright path.
Using the Svarog Circle, we will be able to find out what truths were revealed to our ancestors and preserve this knowledge by passing it on. According to the horoscope, the eleventh palace includes everyone who was born from May 9 to June 1. The totem of this zodiac is the elk, the patron goddess is Lada.
What does the palace of the Elk mean?
Those born in the house of the Elk resemble forest spirits from legends. These are exactly the people who can be called colorful. It's not about looks, it's about charisma. Dressing unremarkably, even dullly, with their stories and jokes, they captivate the audience with the snap of their fingers, so that listeners forget about business and haste.
The people of the Elk's palace are full of wisdom and mysteries, patient with those who treat them respectfully, but merciless with evil, arrogant people.
At first it seems that the representatives of this house are perfection, but they also have shortcomings. By the will of fate, they were born at this very hour in order to find the necessary patrons and learn what they had not succeeded in previous times.
The goddess Lada and the forest spirit guide Sokhaty will help the eleventh palace complete its mission. But this is only part of what the representatives of this house have to learn and realize. They will have to cope with one more task - learning to give kindness to others and abandoning preconceived judgments.
Elk in the representations of different peoples
Our ancestors had different attitudes towards the image of this strong and resilient animal. For example, translated from Chinese, “elk” means “abundance,” so its image symbolized wealth and financial well-being. The Japanese had a different opinion: for them, the elk personified loneliness and longing for love. In the Christian religion, the animal signified the desire for righteousness and faith.
Among the Indians, elk was a totem animal. It was believed that his image helps to develop such qualities as perseverance, endurance, patience, courage, and to enlist the support of higher powers. The Celts used elk tattoos as a talisman to protect against evil spirits. Its horns symbolized the Tree of Life and had a special sacred meaning, being identified with purity, spirituality and rebirth.
Patron God
The Hall of the Elk has an intercessor among the gods - her name is Lada. In ancient Slavic manuscripts she was mentioned under the name of the Heavenly Mother of God, because according to legend, Lada was the mother of the first generation of light deities.
Lada's favorites receive special benefits and happiness in family life from their patroness.
The Slavs revered Lada as the keeper of the hearth. The Spring Goddess contributed to the awakening of all living things, revitalizing the body and soul. Thanks to the light energy that she gave to the world, he woke up after winter.
There are various amulets associated with this goddess, for example, the Star of Lada, and Ladinets, which we wrote about earlier.
Under the influence of the goddess, relatives stopped quarreling, and women who were unable to conceive a child gave birth to healthy babies.
Impact on women
Many people believe that character is completely shaped by society. But not everyone will agree with this. For example, astrologers are sure that the position of the stars at the time of a person’s birth also affects his character.
Our ancestors believed that having been born in a certain palace of the Svarog Circle, a person would live for the entire allotted time, being under its influence.
Here's how the zodiac house influenced the women of the Elk's palace:
- Representatives of this palace are full of optimism; while being disappointed in one person, they do not stop believing in goodness.
- When carrying out assignments, moose cows are as attentive as possible, trying their best to ensure that it turns out not just well, but perfectly.
- Without communication, women from the Moose house begin to wither, but at such moments they do not seek conversations with strangers; they are comfortable in intimate conversations with close friends and relatives.
- The habit of worrying about everything often leads to nervous disorders, weight loss and insomnia.
- Women of the eleventh house are looking for the same companion predicted by the stars in order to create a union with him for life.
The inhabitants of the Elk's palace are characterized by slight instability and a state of being on the brink. They are desperately drawn to the light and want to live a full, rich life, but constant experiences hinder their spiritual development.
To find balance, esotericists recommend wearing a palace amulet. The amulet with the Elk rune will heal its owner, giving her the desired happiness.
Description of the palace
Ancient descriptions of those born in the Hall of the Elk say that such people are hardworking, capable of doing any work, even the hardest, without expecting gratitude. Mechanical and monotonous tasks do not make them happy, but the quality of the work done makes them sincerely happy. Those born in May depend on the world around them, nature. In spring they are full of enthusiasm and energy. In winter, their resources run out, their activity drops, and their curiosity disappears.
People who are helped by the goddess Lada are sociable, intelligent, and easily manipulate others. Talented speakers and leaders are born in this Hall . With just a few phrases, they achieve the absolute trust of others. Many people tend to lead a carefree life and cannot stand conventions or rules. They love independence and do not join the system; if they go against themselves, it is only for the sake of achieving impressive results.
Getting along with loved ones is very important for Moose, so such a person does not trust everyone. He is amorous, but he searches for a suitable partner for a long time, does not take the word of others, and tries to do everything on his own. Such a person does not let others get too close and is cautious about other people’s ideas and desires. Over the years, those born in the eleventh period of the Svarog circle find friends who remain faithful for life. Such a person is guided only by his own opinion, completely determines his own destiny, and does not have a clear divine purpose. He is happy both as a hermit and as the head of an international company.
Moose people are friendly but mistrustful
Meaning for men
The stars influence both women and men with equal force. The power is the same, but the influence is different. Although, of course, men and women of the same zodiac have common features.
Moose quickly navigate a conversation, come up with ironclad arguments and, like magicians, manipulate facts, presenting them from an unexpected point of view that is beneficial to them.
Character of men of the eleventh house:
- A word that very clearly describes the men of the House of Elk is straightforwardness. They are frank and honest in everything, often to their own detriment.
- These men are in no hurry to get involved in a relationship. No, they are not so absorbed in work that they do not have enough time for dates. They simply approach love too responsibly and almost never take the first step.
- Moose are sociable, you can rely on them in difficult times. But their willingness to help does not extend to people they don’t like.
- Representatives of the palace are irresistible and talented, but their road to fame is thorny. The desire for a carefree life and disregard for the rules leads them off course.
The men of the Elk's palace are always passionate about something. They read, practice public speaking, or even learn to handle bladed weapons. It seems that they can speak and convince no worse than any professional business coach.
It is easy for them to achieve what others achieve through years of hard work or sycophancy. But to reach the highest peak, personal Everest, you need to stop being lazy and focus on the goal. The palace amulet will help you avoid failures and achieve what you want.
OPPOSITE Elk:
If you chose the opposite Moose:
You are reminded that the Ego can destroy your sense of purpose. Don't forget that others have the same potential. Don't be careless in your assessment of their merits.
Look - you are the one making loud applause, you have failed to be interested in others, and you should not forget that everyone teaches everyone in different ways.
The opposite help of the Moose may ask you to cultivate calm within yourself for a while, to allow the strength and wisdom of silence to fill your essence. This is the core of Elk's power - knowing the wisdom of silence, so that when it is time to speak, you can be proud of your words.
Amulet of the Elk's palace
Experts note that the amulet of the Elk’s palace can also be worn by representatives of other houses. Some amulets of the Svarog Circle have this property; the protective Elk rune is one of them.
However, there is one zodiac house that is incompatible with the Elk amulet - the palace of Tours. People in this sector should not wear the eleventh house amulet.
Properties of the amulet:
- develops attentiveness and perseverance - these are precisely the qualities that Elks lack;
- teaches not to be biased - not to judge by appearance, not to form an opinion about a person based on the stories of others;
- such a talisman develops the owner’s talents - after prolonged wear, old hobbies come to life, new hobbies appear;
- The amulet protects people in relationships from envious people who seek to destroy someone else’s happiness at any cost and take a warm place.
A wooden amulet promotes spiritual growth, and a gold one leads to monetary wealth. The palace rune, made of silver, is more focused on developing magical skills and cleansing the aura. The latter is also dealt with well by amulets made of copper.
The main symbol of the house is the runic inscription of the Elk. Instead, you can use a more classic image - familiar to anyone who has been to the zoo, the image of the moose itself.
Hang a picture of moose in the forest or a photograph at home. If you want a body amulet, look for a wooden pendant in the shape of elk horns. It would be better if it was carved from birch. Women should choose pendants made of this wood; men can take a talisman made of oak, maple or ash.
Meaning of the Moose Tattoo
From time immemorial, the moose has been considered a symbol of male energy. Therefore, a tattoo with an image of a moose is considered masculine and is almost never chosen by girls. A moose tattoo is a strong amulet and talisman that helps its owner achieve difficult goals and go ahead. Not everyone can afford such a tattoo - it is a strong pagan symbol that is suitable only for a truly strong-willed person.
What does a Moose tattoo mean?
Moose are very social animals. They usually live in herds, females separated from males, but during the mating season the males create harems for themselves. This is the only time they show aggression towards each other. In Celtic culture, the moose is a symbol of spiritual protection. It protects people from evil spirits and instills courage in the face of the unknown. It also symbolizes perseverance, fortitude, power, pride and greatness.
In American Indian culture, the moose is a symbol of speed, freedom, nobility and balance of energy. According to Native American legend, Mountain Lion heard an Elk trumpeting nearby. He began to walk in circles, getting closer and closer to the Moose. But Moose noticed him and began to run. Eventually, Mountain Lion gave up. Trying to cut and jumping over boulders, he used up all his energy. And the Elk, having reached a level place, quickly ran away. Elk teaches us that endurance increases if we do not give up even in difficult times: our body's energy remains in balance and it never gets tired. A tattoo with a moose is suitable for proud and strong individuals, people seeking strength. The elk will share with you stamina and self-confidence. Due to its symbolism, a tattoo with an elk is more suitable for a man.
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sacred tree
The amulet of the Elk's palace in the world of plants is birch. For the eleventh palace this is a sacred tree. You can use it to make body or home amulets. Bracelets or pendants, figurines - completely wooden figurines or dolls with wooden elements.
The sacred tree of the Elk's palace is birch.
Over time, a sophisticated tree with an unusual pattern on its bark became a symbol of the Slavs, an element of our culture. There are many traditions and beliefs associated with birch. Girls came to the birch tree to cry, for consolation. Birch shared its energy, taking away negativity. Some old traditions associated with birch have reached us. Birch brooms are still used in baths to cleanse and replenish vitality. At the end of March, on Lada Day, Slavic women tied ribbons from their hair to birch trees and made wishes.
The custom of sweeping the house with a birch broom is still preserved in order to sweep away evil from the house. Modern people think that this is a Christian rite, but in fact it is a transformed tradition that came from the times of paganism.
