I have build my spiritual structure along Surt/Surtur, the least appreciated of the Old Gods : I acknowledge this is not immediately a friend of the Norse gods but in my view a very stable basis for further development: Wotan has a place in this structure. This is also a structure that is alive, we all together make it live.

Same with me - skål brother!

So u like sacrificing humans!?

unless you're wearing a headphone, that fox screaming almost gave me a hartattack

Where did this music come from I've explored and can't find it among the usual suspects

Yes I was asked what the hell I was watching.

@@Shuggal333 it sounds like either Danheim or Wardruna idk if thats the actual case but if you're interested in music that evokes that then those two plus Heilung might be exactly what you're looking for

Fallen angels

care to elaborate?

@Gerrit Todd yahweh is based

@Gerrit Todd Yaheweh is super based. And gods can have contradictory qualities, just as great humans can. In fact, I believe it is an incontrovertible truth that contradiction is inherent in all aspects of reality, as every concept necessarily implies it's opposite.

@@domenicogrimaldi591 Perfectly worded! The complexity of the gods of the scandinavian spiritual system is an aspect of their strenght and depth. Judging the deeper qualities of gods of other spiritual traditions would however be both simple and arrogant. Not consistent with the wisdom of Odin.

We are Odin, those of us who are Scandinavian, we are also God embodied in a trustworthy archetype like Odin & Thor & Grimnr & poor Baldr represent. So laugh it up jabroneys!!! GOD is GOD, God the father is each of us, or we denied Jesus's commands to us. WE ARE TO TAKE UP OUR CROSSES, our willingness to sacrifice or to suffer as we seek to protect all people from tyranny & imperialistic hate that so often use hijacked spiritual systems and outstanding Human Rights Leaders names such as Jesus. Odin is me, my father, my Grandfather, my Great Grandfather, and I am almost a carbon copy of my Great Grandfather. This is cultural identity so ancient, and is not IDOLATRY of self over others, or IDOLATRY of violence as an excuse for GENOCIDE, nothing like that. I suggest you whoop some ass like JESUS. I surely do. HUMAN RIGHTS ARE TO BE UPHELD & IMPROVED, MAINTAINED. Gotama Sidharta is a good read to learn about his life too. They call him BUDDHA mistakenly. BUDDHA and ALLAH both mean ALL CREATION & ALL UNSEEN & ALL THOUGHT & UNTHOUGHT, etc.... Always seek to rescue abandonment, and then no imperial claims or idolatry claims or covid mask claims can ever betray you. RESCUE ABANDONMENT always. That is what JESUS did in the boldest ways I have ever seen. TAKE CARE. The Crucified - Pillars of Humanity, special sentiment and against idolatry. Nag Hammadi Library, you better read it. If not, you are BLIND as SAUL in the New TEstament.

Hey! Thank you! ^^ Welcome to this channel hehe.

I'm thinking about making a video about Odin in his "Raven-God" aspect, as in the darkest side of Odin to demonstrate that he isn't the benevolant deity we created during the 19th and 20th centuries.

lol, you said Anal-Isis... I know you meant analysis but it still cracked me up and immediately put my head in the gutter

@@Thorsoak carl jung stole a lot from his mistress.

How can the Father and creator be the God of Death when by definition he is the God of life. Terrible thinking...

@@thomascockill4006 research it; I did. You don't have to take my word for it. Just do your research.

I miss doing these. After covid (only the gods know when lol) I'll try to make more like this, hehe.

Hehe ^^ thank you! Enjoy the content and have fun :p I'm almost making 2 years of KZfaq so you will catch up fast ^^

Thank you very much ^^

Thank you so much! So far you were the only one to mention the intro, I went to all sorts of trouble to record that in the street. Police involved and all, was a mess lol. I'm glad you appreciated ^^

thank you hehe

thank you for your words ^^ Glad you liked it! :D

I know it's been over a year but check out Jackson crawford

@@rsoleighton5608 I'm subscribed to him, too! Extremely informative.

@@projectbloobook3138 I have one of his books coming in soon. Rather his translation of a manuscript but still lol

thanks :D

Thank you mate ^^

Yeah I've been having fun doing the intros :p it's a sort of therapy after work. I'm glad you liked it ^^

Agradeço! ^^

The allfather god of passion

thank you so much ! ^^

I'm so glad to know you enjoyed it ^^ Was afraid people wouldn't reach the end of the video this time. Thank you so much for the support ^^

and thank you ^^

Thank you hehe, wait until you see the one I made for Hel :P

Oh yeah? Well I think it’s fucking dumb there should be arguing EVERYWHERE

@Viиdeж Your user name is dumb as shit

Yes it seems nowadays the worship of Odin became really similar to worshipping an all-knowing and all-powerful god from a monotheistic religion. It's not the Neo-pagans fault though. Odin became the "Alfather" in Iceland during late medieval times, and that's how he comes in the written sources closer to the public. But we must not forget the type of deity Odin was before pre-christian and even pre-viking times.

technically he is, but he's an indian parallel to rudra more than shiva the reason? rudra= asura form of shiva willing to do anything for what he wants shiva= literally just a more safer form of himself being a deva

Yes this is the one I had to run away from the police :p and thank you, I'm happy that you enjoyed this video hehe

thank you ^^

Good luck with that

Just do the sacrifice. I'd be alot cooler if you did.

@@kingofthedaynes2229 lol

Haha Odin would spit on your cute little star. It's lame. Erase that BS. Be a man and change it into a swastika.

@@yourneighbor2567 you seem mentally ill

thank you :)

I just can't stop watching this video lol

09:18

You have the link in my discription, Credits/Music ^^ and thank you so much btw hehe

@ what is the source for the drumming and chanting at the beginning? I loved that

Thank you so much for your feedback, it makes me very happy. I see no conflict in making offerings to gods from diffrent panteons either. Many pagan societies were like you said, adding gods from other cultures they came in contact with. Sometimes in those aspects the Romans and Greeks are the best examples, but the Celts, Lusitanians, Germanics and the Norse also did that. Like I said in this video, Odin wasn't oritinally a god from Scandinavia and they adopted him all the same. Something that absolutely messes with the mind of more concervative modern heathens is the fact that there were as many Christian Vikings as there were pagan Vikings, all depending on the Century you look at, of course. There was a great percentage of Viking Age Scandinavians who were both at once. That's the thing with Polytheism, adding yet another deity into your current pantheon doesn't hurt... it's just beneficial. So yeah, if our ancestors did it, why shouldn't we? This was a stigma created by Judeo-Christian religions - traditions that do not allow anyone to worship anything expect the god of those traditions. Being pagan is to explore various spiritual realities, is to adapt, adopt and evolve. Paganism is constantly adapting to our current realities, progressively accompanying our lives and the changes of our societies. That's why many pagan traditions survived to this day and the tendancy is actually for oppresive religions to eventually die out.

@ brilliant response and superb point about Christian Vikings.

I don't think he's stabbing Odin; the spear is just out of sight behind his foot. They're performing a spear dance.

@@henryfellowsmoss3827 Yes, I've heard that interpretation as well. Arith specifically mentions Odin as stabbing himself so I was curious to hear what he would have to say.

Thank you very much! I'll keep that in mind for the next time hehe :P although I have to be honest, my idea was to create an intoxicating drink with the mixture of blood, berries and other components, a sort of Mead of Poetry which was created from the blood of Kvasir. Nevertheless, your suggestion is greatly appreciated and I will certainly try when I create fake blood ^^ Thank you for your support and feedback :D

It is an absolute pleasure to help you! I LOVE your videos; I've always been fascinated by Norse mythology and vikings etc. in general (my favorite show on NetFlix is "The Last Kingdom"), and your vids are not only interesting to watch and learn from, but really fun to listen to cuz I adore your accent (true American girl, lovin' on foreign accents)! I created my own fake blood for a photography project back in highschool, so I know from professionals talking about how to make it look realistic (movie SFX guys/gals)!

Oh yes I've heard about that show! On my list to watch :p and it's funny, everyone talks about my accent and find it very amusing, which must be obviously, since English isn't my native language, but I would love to be able to perceive my accent the way others do ;p and that phtography project of yours in highschool must have been really cool! D: Once again, thank you for thr advice and for being in here hehe :D

+Pwdr-Mi-Pinku what is the difference between mythology and theology?

+NwoDispatcher Sorry for the long wait I've been in the hospital for a week... Mythology is the ideas that theology comes from. My favorite Nordic myth is the one about Fenrir, and how he was only able to be chained/restrained by impossible objects (such as "the breath of a fish") all wrought into a ribbon that he allows to be wrapped around him on a bet that he can break through any restraint they try to put on him. Then the theology comes from (for example) I think it's earthquakes are Fenrir trying to escape from his chains (I could be wrong though).

Thank you for sharing that 😊

Wodan comes from Proto-Germanic wodanaz (which comes from pre-proto German Watinos, from Proto-Celtic Watis the God of poets)

@@jays9519 :) :) :) Please, do not go there. "Pre-proto German" case shall drive you to Russia and make you upset.

The celts lived in Europe, not Russia. When the Germans came to Europe they developed the name from a Proto-Celtic word. There is no link to Russia..

@@jays9519 Of course, there are no links at all :) :) :). Some Celts had moved to Europe from the Eurasian Steppe corridor and some Celts did remain in the areas of Southern Siberia, not far from the Aryan peoples' birthplace. Please Google "Tocharian mummies" wrapped in tartan cloths somewhere in Terim desert basin between 1,800-100 bc.

Probably next year. I have videos of other deities scheduled before Týr

@ Maybe Rind? :) The time-deity.

@ how about Ullr, god of game and hunts