Originally Posted by leo

Lucy was all very excited to be there any help them out with their tent as she had already finished her own. "I'll help with the paint" she said and took some red paint bucket and began painting and then looked at her friends to ask what other color would look good for the tent "Is red ok, or should i use some other color too?" she asked them.

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Originally Posted by SilverTiger

Originally Posted by aussiegirl

Mia was really liking this class and she raised her hand again although she had been beaten by Finn again. "Jera if the twelfth Rune. It represents the twelve months of the year. It implies fruitfulness, profit or achievement of a goal. It also means the cycle of seasons implying movement, change and natural development. It is usually very positive, but as a symbol of cause-and-effect it may portend the end-result of past actions. Jera may also represent justice, which can be positive or negative, a reward or a punishment."

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Originally Posted by i m a g i n e

Cosette popped in a marshmallow and chewed on it slowly. She could let them answer a few things about Jera. Right now, she wanted to eat something. After finally finishing the mushy treat, she licked the tips of her fingers and raised her non-sticky hand up. "That is the rune Jera and is normally represented of 'J' or 'Y'," she swallowed a little bit of more marshmallow. She guessed she hadn't eaten it all. "Represents peace, happiness, prosperity, the life cycle, and a fruitful harvest when it is inverted. In reverse it means reversals, sudden change, poverty, and bad timing."

Originally Posted by Miss Evi3e <3

"Means Harvest or something like that Professor" She said quitely lifting her hand. Meh she could join in with a class when she wanted. Right? "And it's name is Jera."

Originally Posted by PureBlood64

"Jera, It represents the 12 months of the year, some people call it Gaar, Jara, Jer, Jeran, Yer, but I call it Jera as you said, It has characteristics such as Good spirits and more, Its color is light blue and the stone is Carnelian, I think" Katie siad trying to remember what her book said. she took a marshmellow and poped it in er mouth, yummy!

Originally Posted by CharGryffindor

Rubiey put up her hand. She knew this one. "Jera represents the completion of a cycle, a season, or a year." Yep, that was right. She thought, popping a marshmellow in her mouth. YUM.

Originally Posted by Canoir Greengrass

Freya raised her hand "It's Jera. It's represent 12 months of the year and a good harvest, Professor." she said

Originally Posted by MissFeenella

"I think thats a jera rune", Fee said,"it represends a year or a good harvest. Jera stands for a time of peace and happines.

Originally Posted by Macavity

Originally Posted by leo

Lucy was knowing the answer for this one she quickly raised her hand and said "Professor, it's Jera, meaning harvest it also means the agricultural year and fertility and fruition. This is a good time for the farmers" she said and was happy to answer.

Originally Posted by WillowSeawinds

Rowan raised her hand. "That is the rune Jera," she said shyly. She couldn't believe she actually knew one.

Originally Posted by PattyH.

"Jera is associated with the completion of a year, it represents teh cyclical patners of nature like the harvest of a field, only to be re-sown and re-harvested. I see it as sort of a symbol for the perpetual movement of life, like the sun rising and setting, then rising again." Patroclus had spent sometime on his break studying his runesets.

To him they felt like connections to the past, like relics of an acient world.

Originally Posted by Roselyn

Having sat down slightly away from everyone else though still close enough to the fire so she could stay warm. Plus, since it was fire too, she was distracted by it for most of the game they were playing. What in the world!? They were playing a game!?

Pffft! "Jera, is also represented by the Earth element symbol." she said, just randomly putting that out there. A more general way of saying harvest she supposed. Hehe. Now, time to be warm by the fire again!