There are two main writing systems in Geleiśe: Ogem and Ŕédi.

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The Ŕédi are used to seek guidance and also for writing. They were discovered alongside the deities, specifically the goddess or “Diu” Ŕédi. This syllabic-alphabetic script consists of 29 characters that are in harmony with the Web of Creation. These characters hold deep meaning. They form a thread connecting the entire Geleiśe and a thread connecting it to the deities.

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The Ogem scripts are the scripts of Ɓŕixda, of magic. They are used specifically for Ɓŕixda, and each Ogem was created in association with specific deities. These magical scripts are closely tied to practices such as seafaring, music, and so on.

For example, the Ogem of the goddess Ɓŕigeandi and the Ogem of the goddess Nobe—the Ogem Nobe Luiś—are explained in detail in the book. The Ogem of Diu Nobe serves explicitly to communicate with plants; each individual Ogem “symbol” reflects a “staff deity.”

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These writings were researched based on excavations, ancient inscriptions, and old texts written in Latin script.

The books contain numerous photos of millennia-old artifacts and images of Ogem inscriptions from the Canary Islands and the Balearic Islands—material that cannot be found anywhere else except in this book.

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The book is available in Egnlish soon: