Thanks guys. I guess some runes cannot be seen as reversed.
Yes, true -- depending on how they're represented, I come up with a total of nine Runes in the Elder Futhark that can't be read as reversed, as they're the same both rightside-up and upside-down.
But my question is still not answered. My question is that if I would to ask for advise on a situation and get a random rune( whatever rune I may get) it is reversed. I don't know about you but I read reversed runes as a bad omen in someway or the opposite of its original meaning. So what Im asking is that how do I read negative rune as advise? Does that clear things up?
I think you're saying you hadn't intended to focus on the specific spread/draw you mentioned initially, so much as you're just asking in general how one should read a reversed Rune when it comes as "advice?" If that's correct, then it depends in great part on you as an individual, and how you see reversed Runes. You said you view them as bad omens or as meaning the opposite of their traditional meanings -- I think you need to work from that standpoint. If you ask for advice on how to proceed in some situation, and you get a reversed Rune, then the draw could be counsel to not do something in a certain way, or to do your best to avoid certain occurrences or certain energies in the situation in question.
I'll try to create an example here, and hopefully it will help. Consider, if you will, the Rune Algiz (you might know it as Elhaz or some other name, but Algiz is how I learned it, so I'll stick to that). This Rune translates as "elk," and as I've been given to understand it, its most primary meanings are that of 1) protection, and 2) direct connection/communication between the earthly and the Divine. If you were to get the regular, upright Algiz as advice in a situation, I'd interpret that as saying you have extra Protection around the issue, and/or you're extra connected or in touch with your Guides. The advice here could be that you can be more bold than you normally would be, as you have that added Protection at this time. On the other hand, if you were to draw Algiz as reversed, then given your take on reversed Runes, you might interpret this to mean you're looking at a situation in which you
don't have much protection -- maybe less than usual, and maybe less than you realize -- and maybe channels of communication with your Guides or with any and all other more spiritual/cosmic Forces out there are more plagued with interference than would be normal. The advice might then be to proceed with greater caution than usual, and to be extra wary of any risks, as you're especially vulnerable right at this point in time.
This is just one way to interpret the above example, but I think it's a fairly valid read. Any critique of this example is welcome, too, as I'm not claiming to be an expert with Runes just yet (and I also don't even really use reversals much myself -- not at all in Tarot, and I'm still debating how far I want to go with them in Rune-work)...
