To me, this collective has a muted reddish-orange energy, different from that of the sigeli. The rune-drakes are scaled in muted reddish-orange.
Kei is our resident tyri. In appearance, he is dark of hair and eye and he speaks with a Welsh accent. Kei deals with the aspect of his collective that helps form and maintain resolve and dedication to a goal. Kei uses his whole name.
Kei- Ours is the province of discipline, duty, persistence, and perseverance. Our collective shares the name of the Norse deity who best symbolizes these things- the one-hand god, Tyr, who gave his other hand fulfilling his duty. Duty is important, yes, as is being disciplined, yet one should never compromise oneself, nor betray one's own ethics. When duty conflicts with morality, there is little to compare. The tyri also influence fair justice. Vengeance is not justice. Vengeance is personal. Justice is impartial.
The energy of Tyr also includes perseverance and persistence, two necessary skills that go hand in hand with discipline. It takes time and dedication to establish a new routine or to cultivate a new skill or craft. If you don't persist, you will certainly fall short, be it in your studies, your work or your social life. If you are going to do something, take the time and patience to learn to do it well. Call upon the tyri when you need help establishing a new routine, the perseverance to break a bad habit or an addiction, or when you need help re-calibrating your moral compass.
Questions to consider when working with Tyr energy- how strong are your morals and ethics? How patient are you, how dedicated to a goal? Do you have a short attention span and lose interest in things quickly? Do you have the strength of will, the necessary perseverance, to break a bad habit, start a new routine or focus on learning and perfecting new skills?
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