To me, this collective has a dark reddish brown energy. The rune-drakes are scaled in dark reddish brown and tend to have elk-like horns.
Elkin is our resident elhazi. He often appears as a male of medium height, with long black hair and facial features that remind me of Mongolian or Native American people. Even in his human guise, Elkin maintains his elk-horns. He represents the aspect of his collective that deals with protection in the form of magickal shielding as well as in physical protection of those weaker than one's self. He uses the initials Elk.
Elk- Everything needs protecting. Elhaz energy is the counter-balance to Thurisaz and Hagalaz energy. Physical objects may need coatings of paint or varnish or enamel to protect them. Buildings have security systems to keep the property and occupants safe from intruders. Buildings also tend to have some form of protection against things like fire. Farms and yards may have fences, barbed or otherwise, to keep the property safe and secure. Living things have innate protection as well. A first layer of defense against many things is your skin. Deeper inside the body, the immune system serves as another line of protection. Animals may have claws, sharp teeth, pincers, or stings to protect themselves with. Many also have cunning intelligence to help with protection. On a more emotional/ spiritual level, things like laughter and focusing on positive things can also be protective. These things raise your energy and that keeps you naturally healthy and protected. Elhaz energy is great for generating magickal shields. Simply envision yourself surrounded by a egg-shaped bubble of reddish-brown energy filled with the essence of Elhaz. If you already practice some form of mental shielding, weaving Elhaz energy into it will only make it that much stronger.
Questions to consider when working with Elhaz energy- how do you protect yourself and your property? Do you have adequate mental/spiritual protections? What areas of your life have the most security and make you feel the safest? What areas of your life have the least security and leave you feeling unprotected?
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