Unraveling The Ruch Legacy: A Journey with iGENEA
Family name Ruch
Embarking on a journey with iGENEA, made me reclaim my identity. The test's revelation of my surname Ruch, descending from ancient Germanic tribes instilled a sense of pride, respect for my lineage and gave me an intimate bond to my ancestors and a renewed sense of identity.
Since I embarked on the journey with iGENEA, there's an overwhelming feeling of reclaiming my identity. The depth, accuracy, and methodical conduct offered by the company are commendable. As a direct male lineage carrier of the Ruch surname, it intrigued me how little I really knew about my roots. iGENEA made a profound difference in how I perceive vital parts of myself.
Taking the DNA test was a profound experience, filled with apprehension, excitement and, ultimately, revelation. There was unease as I unpacked the kit, brought the swab to my cheek, sealed it, and sent it off. Waiting for the results was a period of introspection and anticipation.
When the results arrived, a mix of shock and euphoria washed over me. I discovered I carry the genetic markers of Alemannic tribes, ancient Germanic people. The Ruch surname, my paternal marker, apparently, descends from these tribes. I realized that 'Ruch,' which I've been so familiar with, carries centuries of history wrapped within six alphabets.
This revelation made me introspect about my ancestors, where they came from, what they did, and how they lived. The knowledge that my family name 'Ruch' has ancient Germanic roots instigated an immense sense of pride. It helped me understand I was not just an individual, but a link in a chain that extended back centuries.
The experience was nothing short of a soulful journey back in time, one that stirred emotions and gave me an intimate connection to ancestors I never knew existed. Importantly, it has left me with a profound respect for my lineage and a renewed sense of identity. Henceforth, the name 'Ruch' for me will not just be a surname, It will represent a legacy, one I wish to honor and pass down.
L. Ruch