Mood being affected?

I carved a wolf about half a year ago, and somewhere in the process I started to make it Fenrir bound. I finished it by wood burning in some 'bindings' and it is a pretty nice piece i'd say. I set it on a shelf and I didn't really think about it, but recently I moved it to my nightstand and I carried it around with my during my day in my pocket. Recently I have been finding myself getting frustrated or upset easier, and I wonder if the carving could be influencing this? Could it be subconsciously making me more prone to anger, or could it be Fenrir's influence?

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If you think that a wooden carving is influencing your moods, because it is in your pocket.The solution is simple. Take it out of your pocket.

I find that working with Jotnar makes you experience emotions in a more raw form, even if they are not typically your own emotions. While you'll have to decide on your own whether or not it was Fenris or your subconscious, as we cannot make that call for you (even those of us who work with him), you can take the time to ask him this or get a second opinion from a divination method that utilizes tools rather than your pure intuition (like Tarot or runes over using scrying methods).

I have heard of this as I did what you inscribed. It is Fenrir's anger. A small portion of it. This happens with most rokkr deities. This is my opinion. If you want anymore info just mail me.

Fenrir has anger like Joshua_demon said. The Fenrir bound rune, brings some of Fenrir's anger and power. You might want to shield yourself from it's affect. Do a grounding and shielding technique.

In general, be careful when working with Fen. I was told to observe him for awhile before working with him.

I agree with Brysing, haha!

A good rule in life is to rule out all secular, worldly, and normal reasons you'd have for feeling something about a situation before assuming a spiritual wolf made you feel the way you did.

Think back. What had your days been like leading up to when you started to become angry?

First off Fenrir is a always angry destructive wolf. It is possible that could be the problem, but that's just a opinion.

Yes, it's possible that it's Fenrir's influence.

But it's just as possible, and probably more likely, that it's something unrelated as well.

It's good to examine both sides of the coin to get a better idea.