Each to their own I say if you don't want to eat meat that is your right, myself believe in the great cycle of life.  Yes I may eat meat but when I die what is my body going to nurish so there fore I give back what I take.  I study environmental science not uni level but enough to make sense and if you look at the food web you will see what I mean.  Each organism feeds another and in turn feeds on another organisum.  Now I have gone way off track, sorry.

Fehu yes it means cattle, wealth and yes it is the first rune of the first aett.  Myself would more like go for Ansuz as this is Odins rune and the rune with which all runes came from.

No offense was intended Darkfire.  100% Truth is sadly unattainable.  It is the people who are interested in 5% truth that I addressed my comment too.  Some people don't see the historical truth of the runes and remanufacture them so much that they are no longer what the ancients intended.  So, I pop in every so often to offer some grounding for those who  are unaware of this.  Maybe it is too bold, but it is something I feel compelled to do in my exploration of the truth of the runes.

Odin be praised!

Oh Ansuz, yes what a great rune....My grove was selling off old divination sets at Midsummer last night and I found a rune set that compelled me. Another member and I had an impromptu rune naming session and we realized there were only 23 runes that Ansuz was missing. With Odin's Rune missing, there was no way to recreate the magic in my mind....we put the runes back, I did not buy that set.....It would make a great tattoo. I have often thought of have having the elder tattooed down each leg, but I am slow with my tattoos, as I said artists are hard to come by with what I want.

I had thought my next tattoo was to be a Thors hammer, but was instructed to go back to the beginning, of the runes and of my journey, it will be fehu. Maybe Thor will get his due next time.  I have made many gifts for Thor of late and even (forgive me folkish ones) got several of my grove mates hailing his name in the aspect of the summer gentle storm that nourishes the crops for rapid growth.

hello,
I am thinking on tattoeing the saying "what goes round comes around" in runes. could some one help me to translate in rune.

thank you
sigurd

That is a hard one to translate as most runes, have a deeper meaning in them that states "What ever you put in, you will get out".  Take for instance the runes Feoh, Tir and Jera but more so Jera.  These are runes of success, but it comes at a cost.  We will start with Jera, Jera is the Harvest rune which means the seed that you have planted has come to fruit.  The hard work you have put in is now coming to fruition.  Does that make sense.

Feoh the cattle rune of moveable wealth is a rune of money and material wealth.  Not money won by lotto or gift but money or material wealth that you have put your blood sweat and tears into to get.

Tir or Tyr ect ect is also rune of victory or success, it is named for the god Tyr who sacrificed his right hand to bind the Fenris wolf who threatened the comsmic order.

If I were into tattoes I would go for Elhaz, Thurisaz bound as they are runes of protection.
If you read some of the post on this topic you will find my one saying that you should be very careful getting Runic tattoes unless you fully understand what you are doing and trust the tattooist as if they get it wrong you could become very ill, or have a lot of bad luck.