Gotta love the longform content!

@@TimelessTransience more like feature length content.

Only an introduction

Around 5-minute mark "this introduction needs an introduction" 😂😂 Great stuff, I love you Härger!

Oh wow not only are you intelligent, funny… You can play the guitar! Seriously we need more of you in Australia! In Sydney - July is winter so it’s freezing here at the moment, hope you have a good birthday X

I agree his knowledge is genuine and his motives pure. I feel smarter everytime I watch ArithHarger

It's a cool channel. Arith is very knowledgeable. He makes it fun. He may or may not see what others do not...which he does. He is well made and does a great job.

Jackson Crawford could learn A LOT from Arith. Trust.

Do not watch. Listen.

Val Halen was one of my favorite characters.

I was thinking about this too. Lol glad I'm not the only one

He's full of surprises, that's why I don't let him appear that often because he might steal my show :(

@ I don't think he could, this would become a very different channel if he did.

@@ladykoiwolfe Magog of Morskar

@@dangerouswitch1066 well, that looks interesting

Which could mean that they are both representations of an earlier Proto-Indo-European god. That would make him a very old god indeed.

Me too, Spotify would be great Addition.

At the least, I'd love an audio version. Anyway love your work Arith 😁

thank you, very fxcking much :D I'll tell Mr. Thorstein, he will be happy about it.

I love mine.

Why did you think you couldn't wear it as a woman? I always thought Thor was the god of all people.

Yes, Heimdall is a particularly hard one to study in terms of the pagan associations related to this deity. It's hard because in Snorri's version of Ragnarök Heimdall actually plays the role of the Archangel Michael; on that one Snorri didn't even bothered and it's quite clear the Christian associations. However, and fortunately, there are other works of literature, kennings and Skaldic poetry. There's much to tell about Heimdall as being one of the ancestors of humanity, but perhaps most especially is his relation to the number 9 and his 9 mothers, which again gives us an indication of his connection to magic and creational-powers. Some people like to use Heimdall for their far-right political ideologies because Heimdall in the sources is described as being white, although colours in Old Norse myths in relation to deities is never in relation to ethnicity but rather easy colour-associations with the functions and attributes of deities. White is in reference to wool. Heimdall is related to wool as a much needed product to make clothing but also rich garments, and related to sheep, goats and especially the ram. I'll explore Heimdall some day, and also the rainbow bridge concept, which is closely associated with the rainbow-serpent the "shaman" rides into the Otherworld, attested in many Eurasian animistic mythologies.

@ Thanks for the comprehensive reply dear Arith.

Not yet! Bad luck to wish happy birthday before the date! D: lol, yeah I'm a little bit superstitious :p but thank you very much! :D

I understand why Jackson Crawford says that, and he isn't wrong if we only look at the etymological roots of Loki, which is what he has done. His argument is that people have made the common error of equating Loki and Logi, and as such the common misconception is that Loki is a god of fire because of the similarities in name with Logi. This argument isn't wrong; indeed, etymologically speaking, Loki (Danish: Loke) and Logi do not have the same etymological roots. However, that's not how mythologies and folklore works. It's not about the root of languages, but instead about purposely creating sound-similarities to help making easy associations and remembering content in oral tradition. And I repeat: "sound-similarities in oral tradition", nothing to do with linguistic roots. This is all over every world-mythology. Loki and Logi sound similar, because they are meant to sound similar, to create an easy association and remembering the cultural and traditional content in the myths. Jackson Crawford, in my opinion, is one of the very best we have nowadays on the field of Old Norse language, but his field isn't archaeology, history, neither mythologies nor folk traditions, and he knows that, and we know that. So we do have to be careful were and why we place some arguments because they might lead to other misconceptions. Loki wasn't a god, he was a trickster spirit, and he was indeed related to fire (among other things); not just and only, but also. To this day in Swedish and Danish folklore Loki is still very much related to fire, heat, summer and the hearth, as he was in the past. I've done a video explaining this and I have placed the bibliography at the end of that video too, entitled "Loki the Trickster Fire Spirit". If you have the time, please do watch it, thank you: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Ztl8dsx80pjWeoU.html

@ that was an amazingly explanation arith, having watched the loki video i can say that this is just as good and just as long. interesting point raised there about loki being gender fluid, also about loki being a spirit rather than a god and also about being a binding character. some good points there about jackson crawford

I got you, hehe. I've done a video about Baldr already, here it is, hope you enjoy it, and may it be useful: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/isyhq7yJuJ7Kc2Q.html

@ You rock!!!!

Its the hunter in orion traditionally its a bow the Hunter has

@@tristanburns82 I am refering especially to the three belt stars Alnitak, Alnilam and Mintaka in combination to Eta Orionis, M41, M42 and M43. Together they look like a club or a hammer with a too short shaft. In the Prose Edda it is described that Thor's hammer has a shaft that is a little bit too short. We do not know how the norse called the stellar constallatons but not all cultures see the same in them.

The same archetype, maybe the same animistic spirit/god, along with Hercules and Paul Bunion, and others. These heroes, maybe the same guy with a different name in different times and places, wander and face every challenge as a test of their strength...not a bad god or concept to emulate.

I also heard theory that Thors hammer is actualy stone-age axe and that Thor is evolution of some animistic force/deity, just like Arith said, of fertilitiy and protection.

@Jayston Kaliko. Ya but Norse Magic,Beliefs and Myths called Arith a Woke Fake Pagan:( i don't see modern politics in Ariths studies though. Which is good!

Salut ! Cliquez sur le bouton "settings" (paramètres?) dans cette vidéo et choisissez les langues - cette vidéo a des sous-titres en français. :D

@ Merci, merci, merci ! ♥️♥️♥️♥️

Thank you for being in there and thank you for your patience to listen to the whole thing!

Egyptian kundalini Magic told by the Northern peoples of Europe. I love these teachings.

Hey! Look who it is! My beautiful friend. Thank you!