I need to go back and watch all of these videos that are related to the "Parts of the Self," video. Thanks for this wealth of information all of your hard work, my friend!!
@@ArithHärger I suffer from paranoid Schizophrenia, psychopathy, depression, generalized anxiety etc... I was retired due to permanent disability without the possibility of returning to work at the Federal University of Pará on Ilha do Marajó Brazil and I am immensely grateful for your videos because they have been my therapy, to say the least! My family and friends thank you too! I am writing now because I am medicated and lucid. I will await your feedback on this. Thank you for your attention and help today and always from the heart. Leonardo DO YOU BELIEVE THAT THESE PRACTICES MADE ME THE ONLY *GUI*LTY*? OR, ATRACTED IT AND ALL HARMED MY LIFE AND MAINLY SPIRITUAL? I WILL BE WAITING FOR YOUR RESPONSE PLEASE
Arith, I am fascinated! I had to think a lot about the recent discoveries in psychology in regards to the passing on of traumatic experiences through genes and unspoken rules in families. E.g. trauma caused by wartime. Thank you for your work. All the best from Germany!
Thank you! I do believe in DNA memory, especially when it comes to traumatic experiences, I think those memories is precisely what helps new generations to survive; the knowledge remains and our survival impulses are the product of traumatic knowledge printed in our DNA.
The concept of inherited hamingja reminds me of an explanation for reencarnationI read years ago in a book about Buddhism. I can't vouch about the books accuracy, but according to it, our karma and even memories are passed down to another living being after we die. Unlike spiritsm, it was not as if we are born again in a new body; it compared the karma transfer to lighting a new candle with the flame of a dwindling one. So even if one does not think they have a chance to reach nirvana in the current life, they should still pursue good deeds so they do not setback the person who will inherit their karma.
Yes there are indeed some parallels which seems to remote to an Indo-European past, probably even Proto-Indo-European. These concepts of reincarnation seem to be more evident in tribal/shamanic communites of the Artic, nowadays. They seemed to have retained such concepts in their traditions precisely due to the Taboos in shamanism itself, which reinforces maintaining oral tradition at all costs.
Mostly all Norweigian here but I have a deep connection to the Oak trees as well. I would love to find another like you, Arith, with a druidic knowledge base. Thanks this one was the best!
Another enlightening video, Arith! I already strive today to live up to the accomplishments and qualities of my own ancestors and to become a good ancestor myself, this has just been more inspiration for me, thank you 😊
Your best video yet. Will show it to my father in the nursing home tomorrow. I do believe in your fine work. This is how we heal humanity going forward. Enlightening others of their past , affecting the present, giving to the future. Beautiful work Arith.
I used to think i was born in the wrong time but is definately not true. My seeking for spiritual knowledge led me to this & even 5 years ago i wouldnt of been able to find what i seek. Very thankful for your information, has helped me out tremendously. Thank you very much!!!
The concept is very similar to what is known as Prarabdha in yogic term. Its the accomulated work of a person or a group. Each individual has their own Prarabdha and it plays out, shaping our lives. Similarly the group we identify ourselves with, has its own work which shape the lives of everyone in the group. This continues life after life, until one attain Mukti, or oneness with the divine. And the person becomes a powerful individual, free from all influences...
Arith, It has taken me awhile to give you a thumbs up. I only have two and I would need many more pair of hands to give you all that you disserve. It is so bizarre how most all your videos speak directly to me, at times a bit scary. Although I don't scare easily. Thank you for your unselfish gifts of knowledge and all the hard and thoughtful work you give to all of us. It will not be forgotten.
Amazing explanation. I am reading Frank Runaldrar the breath of Odin awakens, and this helped clarify and solidify what I felt. Great work as always, I really appreciate your in depth explanations.
Hello, I'm not usually a huge fan of music, but I thought the musical intro, with the photography in this one, is really Lovely & powerful. Nicely done!
What a wonderful song, your voice went straight through me... What a gift 🙏 So curious, I usually stumble upon such special videos because I need to learn something.. I got my gram's first name as a second. And when my mother got divorced, we both took her last name. And since she's gone, I feel like there should be something I should do. But my health is degrading rapidly.. With 36 I'm thinking about assisted passing.. But I feel like it's not time and there is something I should, can do.. And always when I'm desperate, I see a bird that needs help.. It continued 4 times, it always needed less help (it was always also a different situation) but I always took it as a sign...
One of your best videos yet! You broke down a complicated topic into understandable terms with terms displayed for clarity! Native American tribes have similar concepts, however, each tribe is distinct in their beliefs and practices, but with ancestor worship and reverence, these practices and beliefs are parallel. I really appreciate your efforts and hard work to present these topics without any obvious bias and a careful attention of how Christian influences twisted and use these beliefs and practices into a propaganda for their faith! Thank you, Arith!
Beautiful intro, you have a lovely voice. My brain keeps trying to fit hamingja into the concept of good karma, but I see it's so much different and more, thank you for helping me to stretch, shift and grow my thinking. Hmm...exciting!
Very complex indeed but as usual helped explain perfectly! Thank you my friend ... Your song makes me want to dance 😄 Love it, I look forward to the next video!
Arith, greetings from San Francisco. Thank you for this. I will not give you the particulars of my situation in this public forum but I was aware of the Hamingja before viewing this and believe I have inherited a difficult Hamingja and felt trapped by it. Your explanation has given me hope and inspiration. And again, I thank you greatly for this. Skál!
Excellent explanation, Arith. The whole concept makes such a lot of sense too. I'm really enjoying your videos and gradually getting through the ones I've missed. Good stuff! :)
It will come out next Sunday, it shall serve as an attachment video for this one, to help people do their own research on the sources and come up with their own conclusions or even to add more insight to what I've already talked about.
dna, genes, like father like son. good karma-bad karma. chip off the ol' block. compound interest. your just like your father. the fruit doesn't fall far from the tree.oh the shape i'm in. i'm in rough shape. i've got to get into shape. shape shifter, i always knew he was shifty. after work i'll be off my shift. some times i feel so shiftless. well i'm becoming delirious now so i better shift off. thank yew arith. take care gare
One thing I try to understand with luck is that it goes to bad people more often than to good people, and good people suffer misfortune more often it seems.
haha good one. Haven't noticed that before, only now that you have spoken about it xD cool cool! Thank you :D and once again, thank you for the opportunity with he interview ^^ I shall submit a sneak peek on the second sunday of this month
A great example is actually the volsunga saga with Sig..... Sigmund , Sigfried, etc..... A line continues through the story if people pay attention....
excellent video !, a question, what are the ways to strengthen our hamingja ?. I speak of doing it for ourselves, beyond the honorable behavior and the wisdom that we have to have to pass on to future generations
Arith, first of all, thank you! your explanations are so clear and I can follow them , most of your Videos i watch 2 or 3 Times ( or more) . And I always got it in the End - and I am pretty sure that when I will watch them in a Year from now I will find something new in them, you are a brilliant teacher! A question came to my mind, I am a woman, and I am not planning on having Children...so...what about my Hamingja , what happens in this case? Is there a concept for that? Or maybe anybody who reads this has an Answer for me? It would be highly appreciated! Thank you again!
Hello there! Thank you so much for your feedback hehe ^^ well, that's a very good question and funny because just yesterday I was thinking about that too. I would like to be a father but cant make a child on my own lol, so i thought about the same. I'll have a video in september somewhat answering that question. As long as the tribe lives, the spirit of the individual lives on within the tribe. All it takes is the survival of a family member and the hamingja lives on. But I think it will be more clear on that september video, which I'm still working on. Cheers!
@@ArithHärger ....hahah, what a ` coincidence` :-D the witch in me tells me that there are none, so I am looking very much forward to the Video you spoke about! .... yes, that was my small theory as well, that it will be in the family Hamingja. so my guess was right, hurray for that! Maybe i can also make a suggestion for a Video, Animism VS Pantheism ... and how to fit the Gods into this...wich is my own private little struggle! I truly hope that you will find someone to fulfill your wish and then i wish you the Pacience and the Wisdom for this task of beeing a Father! Thank you
Thanks a lot for explanations. i humbly grant respect to you, Mr. Arith. By the way, i want to know 'bout name of song in intro ? it give me goosebumps honestly.
Thank you friend you are very kind. The song is myself singing, that's just it. Felt like singing a bit for this subject (and others). Glad it gives you a good feeling hehe. Thank you!
I'm curious. Within this view of the soul, if one did not have children (whether by choice or dying young or biological inability), what happened to one's hamingja? Who "chooses" what hamingja get passed on to whom? You mentioned the practices of the Inuits, in which naming someone after the person transfers some of their "luck" to the younger person, but the Norse way of transferring wasn't clear, whether it could be intentional or is automatically passed on. I understand that we may not know at this late date the fine points of these beliefs but it's a question that arose so decided to ask. Thanks for these interesting videos!
Amazing video as always my friend! I’ve been subscribed and watching your videos for awhile now. Idk if I just missed it or something, but what language is the song you sing in the opening for this video? Icelandic? I know the question has nothing to do with this topic lol, I’m just curious.
Absolutely astounding info!!! I'm Scandinavian but I have Native American and Aztec guides. I couldnt understand why. I was married to a Native/Hispanic woman she was killed. Is it possible her ancestors spirits got be passed to me?! Do different cultural backgrounds matter?
I wonder if anyone else watches your videos with a note pad and pen and makes notes? In the word gengja can we see the roots of the modern German verb Gehen, to go or to walk? Interestingly I have attended lectures/talks and various meetings to discuss reincarnation- acornerstone to my personal beliefs and the concept that I noted was that the people believe that we always reincarnate into groups, be it families, friends colleagues etc but they have no understanding or explanation why. This seems to give a reasonable explanation for that. (I will email you about that). Finally, because I have been very serious in these comments you may not recognise me without banter, so the Innuit have 15 names? Sounds very Iberian to me.
Sometimes when I'm working on something I've already written about or made a video of, I go back and take notes from my own stuff xD I tend to forget some things. Yes there are many parallels with German, especially when it directly comes from Old High German, which in itself has roots in Indo-European, although, as you know, my German is quite rusty, which is a shame... having family in Germany I dishonour them by struggling with German. I've returned the e-mail and I hope that will help. Next sunday I shall have a video on Hamingja again, but exploring the sources, it might give more insight, I hope. And yes it seems the Inuit were quite found of giving names, much like Medieval Muslims, like the most famous Arab even among vikings (Aḥmad ibn Faḍlān ibn al-ʿAbbās ibn Rāšid ibn Ḥammād), or the Portuguese who still have the tradition of maintaining important noble-family names and then a person spends an awful amount of time writing one's name xD
With regard to the concept of fylgja, are you familiar with the daemons in Philip Pullman's works ("The Golden Compass" and following books)? I suspect this concept shaped his of the attendant souls/spirits in his books.
Yes good point. I am familiar with that. Yes, there seems to be certain similarities. Certain fantasy writers seem to be familiarialized with certain concepts resembling the Fylgja, but I do believe they get the concepts from the familiar spirits or companions of witches from Medieval Europe, which by itself was a concept with the same roots of that of the Fylgja. Like J. K. Rowling and her creation of the patronus spell in the Harry Potter series.
I wish you had added some nuance relating to the practice of slavery in Norse culture, because it seems to tie in with the hemingja of families/people. Given that their concept was vastly different from our own, and we have ongoing privilege today (one aspect of hemingja, if I am understanding correctly) stemming from the dishonorable practices of colonial chattel slavery, it might be useful to some of your viewers.
I never gave it a name. I just decided to sing something out of my mind at that moment. It just came out and I felt it was appropriate to place it in this video. Recorded it once and that's it. I'm happy to know you liked it :D
@@ArithHärger I've actually listened to it a few times over now, went to sleep and woke up with it in my head. Would you care to translate? I know the tune I'm vocalizing now is off and in modern day German but I feel the need to know the lyrics. I feel it will help connect to what I've now started.
yes but you have fight for it, you may be good but you can be slandered , and your ancestors can be portrayed as bad and evil even though they did a lot of good , no one is with out blame . SHOUT Loudly and fall on them , never one step from your weapons ever take , you never know when you are in need of your spear
I always forget to mention this. I like your music, but something about the voice alone for more than a verse seems... Strange to me? A simple drum beat or the artful use of background noise like the crow calls or crackling fire you use sometimes do a lot for the power of the song 😊
To understand the concepts, it is also important to learn to pronounce them right. I really love your videos, but as a Danish person I can't help but notice that you mispronounce a lot of the words. Önd (ånd in danish) is pronounced like a deeper y, making an e sound with the lip form, but an o sound with the vocal cords. Å is another sound than ö, though. You also hvae a very interesting tendency to pronounce words without h's with an h and vice versa, making me curious as to where you're from.
Don't repeat your prepositions. "the substance of which all souls are made of" = nonsense. You can say "the substance which all souls are made of" or "the substance of which all souls are made" but don't meld them together. Surely it is similar in your native language.
I need to go back and watch all of these videos that are related to the "Parts of the Self," video. Thanks for this wealth of information all of your hard work, my friend!!
I must tell you once more you are a great teacher! 😉
Thank you! :D
@@ArithHärger I suffer from paranoid Schizophrenia, psychopathy, depression, generalized anxiety etc... I was retired due to permanent disability without the possibility of returning to work at the Federal University of Pará on Ilha do Marajó Brazil and I am immensely grateful for your videos because they have been my therapy, to say the least! My family and friends thank you too! I am writing now because I am medicated and lucid. I will await your feedback on this. Thank you for your attention and help today and always from the heart. Leonardo
DO YOU BELIEVE THAT THESE PRACTICES MADE ME THE ONLY *GUI*LTY*?
OR, ATRACTED IT AND ALL HARMED MY LIFE AND MAINLY SPIRITUAL?
I WILL BE WAITING FOR YOUR RESPONSE
PLEASE
It's almost like hamingja is the Yggdrasil of the soul, connecting all the other 'realms'/aspects together
This is something you can actually experience yourself.
Beautiful singing at the beginning. It really touches me.
Tack själv 🙂.
Wonderful voice ✨️
Ha en fin dag
Arith, I am fascinated! I had to think a lot about the recent discoveries in psychology in regards to the passing on of traumatic experiences through genes and unspoken rules in families. E.g. trauma caused by wartime.
Thank you for your work.
All the best from Germany!
Thank you! I do believe in DNA memory, especially when it comes to traumatic experiences, I think those memories is precisely what helps new generations to survive; the knowledge remains and our survival impulses are the product of traumatic knowledge printed in our DNA.
Cass63450 ich komme ebenfalls aus BRD (NRW). Praktiziert du spirituell?
The concept of inherited hamingja reminds me of an explanation for reencarnationI read years ago in a book about Buddhism. I can't vouch about the books accuracy, but according to it, our karma and even memories are passed down to another living being after we die. Unlike spiritsm, it was not as if we are born again in a new body; it compared the karma transfer to lighting a new candle with the flame of a dwindling one. So even if one does not think they have a chance to reach nirvana in the current life, they should still pursue good deeds so they do not setback the person who will inherit their karma.
Yes there are indeed some parallels which seems to remote to an Indo-European past, probably even Proto-Indo-European. These concepts of reincarnation seem to be more evident in tribal/shamanic communites of the Artic, nowadays. They seemed to have retained such concepts in their traditions precisely due to the Taboos in shamanism itself, which reinforces maintaining oral tradition at all costs.
Mostly all Norweigian here but I have a deep connection to the Oak trees as well. I would love to find another like you, Arith, with a druidic knowledge base. Thanks this one was the best!
This is the best explanation of hamingja I've ever heard well done Arith!
Thank you very much :)
Another enlightening video, Arith! I already strive today to live up to the accomplishments and qualities of my own ancestors and to become a good ancestor myself, this has just been more inspiration for me, thank you 😊
Yes that's the thing, trying to become a good ancestors, because that's what we shall become eventually, that's our legacy ^^
I love your singing intros so much
Your best video yet. Will show it to my father in the nursing home tomorrow. I do believe in your fine work. This is how we heal humanity going forward. Enlightening others of their past , affecting the present, giving to the future. Beautiful work Arith.
I used to think i was born in the wrong time but is definately not true. My seeking for spiritual knowledge led me to this & even 5 years ago i wouldnt of been able to find what i seek. Very thankful for your information, has helped me out tremendously. Thank you very much!!!
You became a really a good introduction marker! Lovely introduction as usual!
Hehe thank you once again :P
Oh that intro was cheery sounding!
I can tell you don’t live in Northern Europe, it’s not freezing cold! 😂
Last time I saw snow was 17 years ago :/ sad... but I'll survive hehe
what a video! 👁️ I'm in love with the introductory song
very enlightning. thankyou for explaining in simpler ways!
Loved the music and your singing voice Arith Harger
The concept is very similar to what is known as Prarabdha in yogic term. Its the accomulated work of a person or a group.
Each individual has their own Prarabdha and it plays out, shaping our lives.
Similarly the group we identify ourselves with, has its own work which shape the lives of everyone in the group.
This continues life after life, until one attain Mukti, or oneness with the divine. And the person becomes a powerful individual, free from all influences...
Arith, It has taken me awhile to give you a thumbs up. I only have two and I would need many more pair of hands to give you all that you disserve. It is so bizarre how most all your videos speak directly to me, at times a bit scary. Although I don't scare easily. Thank you for your unselfish gifts of knowledge and all the hard and thoughtful work you give to all of us. It will not be forgotten.
Thank you very much. I hope this shall be my legacy and that somehow it will help future generations. I'm just here to share knowledge :)
Amazing explanation. I am reading Frank Runaldrar the breath of Odin awakens, and this helped clarify and solidify what I felt. Great work as always, I really appreciate your in depth explanations.
Hello, I'm not usually a huge fan of music, but I thought the musical intro, with the photography in this one, is really Lovely & powerful. Nicely done!
What a wonderful song, your voice went straight through me... What a gift 🙏
So curious, I usually stumble upon such special videos because I need to learn something.. I got my gram's first name as a second. And when my mother got divorced, we both took her last name. And since she's gone, I feel like there should be something I should do. But my health is degrading rapidly.. With 36 I'm thinking about assisted passing.. But I feel like it's not time and there is something I should, can do.. And always when I'm desperate, I see a bird that needs help.. It continued 4 times, it always needed less help (it was always also a different situation) but I always took it as a sign...
Thank you!
Some new concepts. Interesting. :)
Great video! This topic is really interesting.
thank you
This is the first time I hear it all in words,,,,,thank you.
I'm an Orthodox Christian. I truly enjoy your videos! Great commentary all the time.
Thank you ^^
One of your best videos yet! You broke down a complicated topic into understandable terms with terms displayed for clarity! Native American tribes have similar concepts, however, each tribe is distinct in their beliefs and practices, but with ancestor worship and reverence, these practices and beliefs are parallel.
I really appreciate your efforts and hard work to present these topics without any obvious bias and a careful attention of how Christian influences twisted and use these beliefs and practices into a propaganda for their faith!
Thank you, Arith!
Did anyone else think for a moment that he had a sword strapped to his back?
Alan Schaub yes i do
Excellent
thank you :)
Love it! Great song 😀
Thank you ^^
Beautiful intro, you have a lovely voice. My brain keeps trying to fit hamingja into the concept of good karma, but I see it's so much different and more, thank you for helping me to stretch, shift and grow my thinking. Hmm...exciting!
You explanation makes so much sense.
Thank you for the understanding :)
Very complex indeed but as usual helped explain perfectly! Thank you my friend ... Your song makes me want to dance 😄 Love it, I look forward to the next video!
By all means, dance! Hehe, thank you my good friend ^^
Wow I really like your singing!!
Thank you :)
Arith, greetings from San Francisco. Thank you for this. I will not give you the particulars of my situation in this public forum but I was aware of the Hamingja before viewing this and believe I have inherited a difficult Hamingja and felt trapped by it. Your explanation has given me hope and inspiration. And again, I thank you greatly for this. Skál!
Beautiful music introduction!
Excellent explanation, Arith. The whole concept makes such a lot of sense too. I'm really enjoying your videos and gradually getting through the ones I've missed. Good stuff! :)
Very helpful
Congratulations on the excellent work. It will be great when you create the video using the academic sources. I am longing for this...
Thanks again
It will come out next Sunday, it shall serve as an attachment video for this one, to help people do their own research on the sources and come up with their own conclusions or even to add more insight to what I've already talked about.
I love that song.
This is a very informative video thank you very much!!!
I love your videos.
dna, genes, like father like son. good karma-bad karma. chip off the ol' block. compound interest. your just like your father. the fruit doesn't fall far from the tree.oh the shape i'm in. i'm in rough shape. i've got to get into shape. shape shifter, i always knew he was shifty. after work i'll be off my shift. some times i feel so shiftless. well i'm becoming delirious now so i better shift off. thank yew arith. take care gare
Love the intro 🤘
One thing I try to understand with luck is that it goes to bad people more often than to good people, and good people suffer misfortune more often it seems.
I don't understand the language, but the music is pretty. The lecture is brilliant!
Thank you very much hehe. No need to understand; when I sing it's all about the sound and how the voice flows, to express feelings and emotions ^^
@@ArithHärger I'm so happy I found your scholarship, humor & music!
THANKS BE TO ODIN FOR ALL THAT HE DOES FOR ME
ty, yes, I did (understand).
1:17 thank you
I forgot to tell you, about de sound of your voice and all the arrangement it became fantastic, congrats Mr. Arith, congrats!
Thank you :) hehehe
Interesting 💜
hehe thank you :)
Amaaaaaazing! 😍 btw the branch behind you looks like if you had a proper sword on your back :D
I kept thinking the same thing. :-)
haha good one. Haven't noticed that before, only now that you have spoken about it xD cool cool! Thank you :D and once again, thank you for the opportunity with he interview ^^ I shall submit a sneak peek on the second sunday of this month
Arith Härger That will be great 😊
Wish I knew more about my ancestors and what my flygia is
Love your vids
A great example is actually the volsunga saga with Sig..... Sigmund , Sigfried, etc..... A line continues through the story if people pay attention....
excellent video !, a question, what are the ways to strengthen our hamingja ?. I speak of doing it for ourselves, beyond the honorable behavior and the wisdom that we have to have to pass on to future generations
Arith, first of all, thank you! your explanations are so clear and I can follow them , most of your Videos i watch 2 or 3 Times ( or more) . And I always got it in the End - and I am pretty sure that when I will watch them in a Year from now I will find something new in them, you are a brilliant teacher! A question came to my mind, I am a woman, and I am not planning on having Children...so...what about my Hamingja , what happens in this case? Is there a concept for that? Or maybe anybody who reads this has an Answer for me? It would be highly appreciated! Thank you again!
Hello there! Thank you so much for your feedback hehe ^^ well, that's a very good question and funny because just yesterday I was thinking about that too. I would like to be a father but cant make a child on my own lol, so i thought about the same. I'll have a video in september somewhat answering that question. As long as the tribe lives, the spirit of the individual lives on within the tribe. All it takes is the survival of a family member and the hamingja lives on. But I think it will be more clear on that september video, which I'm still working on. Cheers!
@@ArithHärger ....hahah, what a ` coincidence` :-D the witch in me tells me that there are none, so I am looking very much forward to the Video you spoke about! .... yes, that was my small theory as well, that it will be in the family Hamingja. so my guess was right, hurray for that! Maybe i can also make a suggestion for a Video, Animism VS Pantheism ... and how to fit the Gods into this...wich is my own private little struggle! I truly hope that you will find someone to fulfill your wish and then i wish you the Pacience and the Wisdom for this task of beeing a Father! Thank you
Hej Arith :)
Hej! :D
🌸
Thanks a lot for explanations. i humbly grant respect to you, Mr. Arith. By the way, i want to know 'bout name of song in intro ? it give me goosebumps honestly.
Thank you friend you are very kind. The song is myself singing, that's just it. Felt like singing a bit for this subject (and others). Glad it gives you a good feeling hehe. Thank you!
FUCK ME, that intro was loud! RIP headphones.
I'm curious. Within this view of the soul, if one did not have children (whether by choice or dying young or biological inability), what happened to one's hamingja? Who "chooses" what hamingja get passed on to whom? You mentioned the practices of the Inuits, in which naming someone after the person transfers some of their "luck" to the younger person, but the Norse way of transferring wasn't clear, whether it could be intentional or is automatically passed on. I understand that we may not know at this late date the fine points of these beliefs but it's a question that arose so decided to ask. Thanks for these interesting videos!
Of course your roots can be changed! Mine have been changed more than once.
🤘
New here and I can't stop watching. Any chance you could do a video on skaldic poetry? dróttkvætt for dummies?
Amazing video as always my friend! I’ve been subscribed and watching your videos for awhile now. Idk if I just missed it or something, but what language is the song you sing in the opening for this video? Icelandic? I know the question has nothing to do with this topic lol, I’m just curious.
Absolutely astounding info!!! I'm Scandinavian but I have Native American and Aztec guides. I couldnt understand why. I was married to a Native/Hispanic woman she was killed. Is it possible her ancestors spirits got be passed to me?! Do different cultural backgrounds matter?
I wonder if anyone else watches your videos with a note pad and pen and makes notes?
In the word gengja can we see the roots of the modern German verb Gehen, to go or to walk?
Interestingly I have attended lectures/talks and various meetings to discuss reincarnation- acornerstone to my personal beliefs and the concept that I noted was that the people believe that we always reincarnate into groups, be it families, friends colleagues etc but they have no understanding or explanation why. This seems to give a reasonable explanation for that. (I will email you about that).
Finally, because I have been very serious in these comments you may not recognise me without banter, so the Innuit have 15 names? Sounds very Iberian to me.
Sometimes when I'm working on something I've already written about or made a video of, I go back and take notes from my own stuff xD I tend to forget some things.
Yes there are many parallels with German, especially when it directly comes from Old High German, which in itself has roots in Indo-European, although, as you know, my German is quite rusty, which is a shame... having family in Germany I dishonour them by struggling with German.
I've returned the e-mail and I hope that will help. Next sunday I shall have a video on Hamingja again, but exploring the sources, it might give more insight, I hope. And yes it seems the Inuit were quite found of giving names, much like Medieval Muslims, like the most famous Arab even among vikings (Aḥmad ibn Faḍlān ibn al-ʿAbbās ibn Rāšid ibn Ḥammād), or the Portuguese who still have the tradition of maintaining important noble-family names and then a person spends an awful amount of time writing one's name xD
@@ArithHärger Not to mention writer's cramp when signing anything like autographs as all you global celebs do.
where is the video based on the shaman initiation?
would u mind posting a reference for me plz n thanks
🌼🌼🌼
Grazie, sì, alle 5:00
With regard to the concept of fylgja, are you familiar with the daemons in Philip Pullman's works ("The Golden Compass" and following books)? I suspect this concept shaped his of the attendant souls/spirits in his books.
Yes good point. I am familiar with that. Yes, there seems to be certain similarities. Certain fantasy writers seem to be familiarialized with certain concepts resembling the Fylgja, but I do believe they get the concepts from the familiar spirits or companions of witches from Medieval Europe, which by itself was a concept with the same roots of that of the Fylgja. Like J. K. Rowling and her creation of the patronus spell in the Harry Potter series.
Were these beliefs also in Scotland and Britain? Are their any similarities in southern european paganism?
I wish you had added some nuance relating to the practice of slavery in Norse culture, because it seems to tie in with the hemingja of families/people. Given that their concept was vastly different from our own, and we have ongoing privilege today (one aspect of hemingja, if I am understanding correctly) stemming from the dishonorable practices of colonial chattel slavery, it might be useful to some of your viewers.
How is the weather so nice there?!
Was recorded months ago hehe :D
@@ArithHärger haha that makes sense, great video by the way!
What is that song you are singing in the beginning of this video!? It honestly sounds great.
I never gave it a name. I just decided to sing something out of my mind at that moment. It just came out and I felt it was appropriate to place it in this video. Recorded it once and that's it. I'm happy to know you liked it :D
@@ArithHärger I've actually listened to it a few times over now, went to sleep and woke up with it in my head.
Would you care to translate?
I know the tune I'm vocalizing now is off and in modern day German but I feel the need to know the lyrics.
I feel it will help connect to what I've now started.
When will we see a video on trolldomr?
Soon, actually. I've already written about it on my Patreon, so I intend to schedule a video about it probably for April or May, this year.
What is the parting phrase you say at the end? In what language?
Gg 🙏
yes but you have fight for it, you may be good but you can be slandered , and your ancestors can be portrayed as bad and evil even though they did a lot of good , no one is with out blame . SHOUT Loudly and fall on them , never one step from your weapons ever take , you never know when you are in need of your spear
I know I'm commenting on this video late, but what happens to your parts of self that are passed on if you have no descendants?
I always forget to mention this. I like your music, but something about the voice alone for more than a verse seems... Strange to me? A simple drum beat or the artful use of background noise like the crow calls or crackling fire you use sometimes do a lot for the power of the song 😊
Ive known people from Norway who have the same name and same birth day; day and month but that next generation.
To understand the concepts, it is also important to learn to pronounce them right. I really love your videos, but as a Danish person I can't help but notice that you mispronounce a lot of the words. Önd (ånd in danish) is pronounced like a deeper y, making an e sound with the lip form, but an o sound with the vocal cords. Å is another sound than ö, though. You also hvae a very interesting tendency to pronounce words without h's with an h and vice versa, making me curious as to where you're from.
Don't repeat your prepositions. "the substance of which all souls are made of" = nonsense.
You can say "the substance which all souls are made of" or "the substance of which all souls are made" but don't meld them together.
Surely it is similar in your native language.
Brown eyes, not pure European heritage....
Mine are actually hazel with green :)
Like The World Tree I suppose