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Shapeshifting in the Norse Beliefs-Hamrammr
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The idea of shape-shifting is in the oldest forms of totemism and shamanism, as well as the oldest existent literature and epic poems such as the Epic of Gilgamesh and the Iliad.
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Hamr ('skin', 'shape'). It is used in the context of the hugr when it takes shape and shapeshifting. Those who are able to shapeshift are described as Old Norse: hamrammr ('shape strong')
In mythology, folklore and speculative fiction, shape-shifting is the ability to physically transform oneself through an inherently superhuman ability, divine intervention, demonic manipulation, sorcery, spells or having inherited the ability.
Well the indigenous people of North America had the Dog soldiers Cheyenne to be exact they were a of warrior class.
My grandparents ran a roping arena in Arizona in the 70s an 80s. The local Navajo Indian's would bring their horse's, and grandma would split the profit with them after the show's. Learned so much from them. Now Im back in Arkansas getting to know the history of the Cherokee while Im here, the forest spirit in the Ozarks is something else compared to any forest I've been.
Evil witches can shape shift according to native tribes in America, they do not like talking about them.
So true I live in Northern America maybe a connection to the modern saying skin walker. But as a comment directly to you it was said that an Old Native American told European white man that we can borrow his heritage until we have found our own because we have lost our own. Well some of us have returned.
The dog soldiers were a tribe not a class…. And the tribe still exists..
@@dragonrider9051 Navajo Indian? you mean the native American tribe called the Navajo? what's with rednecks calling Americas Indians? you realize you're purposely being racist by calling them that right?
Absolutely believe in Hamrammr and everything to do with it. Not in the aspect of physical changing but imbuing the spiritual essence of the animal that is part of your fathers bloodline. Like in a corny way Pokemon, just cause you have bear doesn't mean badassery bear, could be a cub or weaker versions. But of course our current ego is I have the ultimate level100 bear from the very beginning.
The word Viking was invented in 1883, it didn't exist before that....nor did the northerners ever call themselves like that....there are many delusions and misconceptions about that name VIKINGS;
1. The first delusion is that the Vikings (a word that is completely made up)...were one nation and that they were of German origin...this is not correct. Many different groups, under the term we know today as Vikings... or who lived like this...we could call them Vikings, these groups were not connected to each other by some kind of central ruler or common state organization.And these individual groups were of different national origins
2.Another delusion is that the Vikings were some kind of fearless and cruel warriors..And that they enslaved half of Europe under their rule...The Vikings never had some kind of supreme state organization or ruler....but there were individual groups that fought among themselves and invaded other territories...never in larger formations and for a longer period of time.
3.The third delusion is the Viking runes.....Runes were not only used by the Vikings, but at that time many different groups used similar symbols for what we now call runes, they did not even originate in this area but were brought from elsewhere....Most likely from of the Middle East and the Caucasus
4.Viking horned helmet.....not a single horned helmet has been found by archaeologists.......The horned helmet originates from Wagner's 19th century opera. A few helmets were found, with grooves where the horns were supposed to be... there is no proof that there really were horns... it could be something else too......... certainly there are so few of these helmets , that they were not worn in large numbers.....if ,only here and there a leader of a clan or group.....
5.Delusion and conclusion....Viking elongated houses are similar to Germanic ones.....all Vikings are Germanic..........Not exactly.....Some groups (so-called Vikings) lived in elongated houses....the vast majority of groups did not live in such houses.
@@bojanpalink5471 "Viking" was used several times in the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle. The "Vikings" were referred to collectively as "Danes" and what they were doing was "Viking". And yes, if they were Scandinavian, or Anglo-Saxon, Frisian, Frankish (at that time), etc they were 110% GERMANIC. If they were from some other culture then they were bandits or pirates in whatever the fuck that culture called it.
@@frekitheravenous516 fortunately, today we have genetic research that confirms the opposite
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love the slow-motion Dancing Woman in the background btw
This video is so magnificent. I always found this topic very interesting and the way you narrated, the expression of the voice and the background music makes it feel like I’m healing spiritually from something while I’m listening to you and at the same time learning a lot.
Thank you for this video, I really love it!
From my sources, it was the Valkyrior that shapeshifted to swans, or even, that their original body was the swan and they were sometimes seen by a lake, as human women with the swan "skin" lying on the beach. Freja's "hamn", or shapeshifting animal was a falcon. Thank you, I love your videos I am currently writing a book with these themes. Hej då, Ha det bra!
The old ways are unobtainable. This world is no of the primal. Connections between man and creature were welcome but the world is no longer one. Few can so deeply feel as this. So very few.
Physically shapeshifting is possible, but few humans have enough willpower and spiritual connection to do this...
To become a berserker or úlfhéðinn/úlfhéðnar, there are stages one must go through. Killing the bear or wolf being one of them. You'd also have to go through what's called a hammrammr. You're basically being attached to the animals spirit, and it then takes you. The uncontrollable rage is believed to not come from any magical mushrooms, but a poisonous plant called Henbane, which could kill you.
I didn't know that shape-shifting was part of Norse culture, so thanks for putting out this video.
When you meditate, if you chant the frequency emitted has to be in the right key with the beat of the realm, you'll feel it, when you get it. Sounds an frequency is part of the key. Not like I'm any kind of authority on the matter.
Like a rush or tingle traveling along your nervous system, instead of the signals telling a human hand what to do it start's to encompass the power of the animal spirit that resides in us. My friend on a ladder was shot across the room from 220v arc fault. He lived, the shock wasn't what threw him, his own body in reaction. Great strength is in all of us.
I would assume Werwolfs are anoþer example of shapeshifting.
I believe it is from old tales from us West-germanic countries, þat got popularized wiþ time.
The word Viking was invented in 1883, it didn't exist before that....nor did the northerners ever call themselves like that....there are many delusions and misconceptions about that name VIKINGS;
1. The first delusion is that the Vikings (a word that is completely made up)...were one nation and that they were of German origin...this is not correct. Many different groups, under the term we know today as Vikings... or who lived like this...we could call them Vikings, these groups were not connected to each other by some kind of central ruler or common state organization.And these individual groups were of different national origins
2.Another delusion is that the Vikings were some kind of fearless and cruel warriors..And that they enslaved half of Europe under their rule...The Vikings never had some kind of supreme state organization or ruler....but there were individual groups that fought among themselves and invaded other territories...never in larger formations and for a longer period of time.
3.The third delusion is the Viking runes.....Runes were not only used by the Vikings, but at that time many different groups used similar symbols for what we now call runes, they did not even originate in this area but were brought from elsewhere....Most likely from of the Middle East and the Caucasus
4.Viking horned helmet.....not a single horned helmet has been found by archaeologists.......The horned helmet originates from Wagner's 19th century opera. A few helmets were found, with grooves where the horns were supposed to be... there is no proof that there really were horns... it could be something else too......... certainly there are so few of these helmets , that they were not worn in large numbers.....if ,only here and there a leader of a clan or group.....
5.Delusion and conclusion....Viking elongated houses are similar to Germanic ones.....all Vikings are Germanic..........Not exactly.....Some groups (so-called Vikings) lived in elongated houses....the vast majority of groups did not live in such houses.
6. Delusion..... Viking ships......a very limited group of people we call Vikings used these ships....the vast majority of the groups who were supposed to live as Vikings never saw the sea, let alone traveled in them. According to the number of ships found and the number of the population themselves (so-called Vikings or people who lived a kind of Viking life).
Very nice examination of the original sources, so rare to get solid content like this
The word Viking was invented in 1883, it didn't exist before that....nor did the northerners ever call themselves like that....there are many delusions and misconceptions about that name VIKINGS;
1. The first delusion is that the Vikings (a word that is completely made up)...were one nation and that they were of German origin...this is not correct. Many different groups, under the term we know today as Vikings... or who lived like this...we could call them Vikings, these groups were not connected to each other by some kind of central ruler or common state organization.And these individual groups were of different national origins
2.Another delusion is that the Vikings were some kind of fearless and cruel warriors..And that they enslaved half of Europe under their rule...The Vikings never had some kind of supreme state organization or ruler....but there were individual groups that fought among themselves and invaded other territories...never in larger formations and for a longer period of time.
3.The third delusion is the Viking runes.....Runes were not only used by the Vikings, but at that time many different groups used similar symbols for what we now call runes, they did not even originate in this area but were brought from elsewhere....Most likely from of the Middle East and the Caucasus
4.Viking horned helmet.....not a single horned helmet has been found by archaeologists.......The horned helmet originates from Wagner's 19th century opera. A few helmets were found, with grooves where the horns were supposed to be... there is no proof that there really were horns... it could be something else too......... certainly there are so few of these helmets , that they were not worn in large numbers.....if ,only here and there a leader of a clan or group.....
5.Delusion and conclusion....Viking elongated houses are similar to Germanic ones.....all Vikings are Germanic..........Not exactly.....Some groups (so-called Vikings) lived in elongated houses....the vast majority of groups did not live in such houses.
Beautiful. I've heard of this skill in the North and South American indigenous traditions and from South American shamans.
Yes, Jaguar transformation, goes back as far as the Olmec.
finally someone who doesnt call them Indian, its disgusting how many people to this day choose to be racist toward the native Americans, even people in these very comments are doing it, refusing to call them what they are which is American.
@@umpxfajmzann Interestingly, if you ask most indigenous people in North America, they'll tell you to just call them "Indians". It's a white person thing to call them Native Americans. They call themselves Indians. White people just made up this whole thing about how it's racist to call them Indians. It's not accurate, for sure, as they are not from India. But while Canada's indigenous like to be called First Nation people, USA indigenous like to be called Indians. Go out to the Rez and ask them yourself if you don't believe me. It's not racist to call someone an Indian, just inaccurate.
@@sweaterdoll the only people who've i heard use the word indian also had the hard r in their vocabulary and said both to and around me so you can pretend its not racist all you want. i bet you if i did go out and ask them and they confirmed what you said is true, they would tell me its because they're tired of standing up for themselves and cant bother explaining to a white supremacist why they arent an indian when that person is just going to continue using the word not caring about the truth, but that doesnt mean the truth was "made up by white people" as you say, it was literally white people who called them indian in the first place. them being "indian" is the made up thing that white people say lmfao, calling them indian is racist whether you think it is or not, and whether they accept being called it or not.
@@sweaterdoll UA-cam deleted my comment but the fact that you think its not racist is hilarious lmfao, white people calling them indian is fine to you but white people saying what they are instead of a made up name is wrong to you, thats some great mental gymnastics you're practicing there. im not disagreeing with you about them not caring about being called that but you should take the time to ask the question why that is instead of critiquing people who stand up for them.
Thanks for the info.
Simply wonderful.
I believe in it. I want to thank you brother for educating me on my Germanic/Nordic roots, as an American those roots faded and sometimes I feel Europeans even make fun of us when we try to embrace those roots, and the roots I'm interested in are pre-Christian. I have studied Polynesian/Melanesian cultures and also American Indian(which I have mixed in from my father's side), Mayan/Aztec/Olmec, Incan and pre-Incan and the Indios through the Amazon, then of course my love for Asian cultures. I've come to the belief of Animism through this, and found all ancient cultures are connected.
Such a shame our minds have become so clouded through medications and poor food habits(especially us Yanks, I won't speak for other countries), as we go down this wormhole of technology, people have shut down the possibilities that lie within.
100% agree my Germanic/Nordic brotherhood
"So, this guy's mother in-law slapped him with her glove, and the guy lost his shit! Dude freaked right out like an angry bear! You bet she tore ass right out of there! It was savage, dude; I never seen an overreaction like that before or since. Dude is bonkers."
Let that story evolve through a couple hundred years of folklore and you get shapeshifters?
Humans are very strange.
In France they had a big werewolf scare in the 1600s and 1700s
4:50 You have to take sources like this from Heimskringla with a pinch of salt because this was written during a time where if you wrote about pagan traditions and gods you would get persecuted by the church. That's why Snorri said that Odin was a real human etc, to bypass hostility from the church. The only legal god was the christian god. Everything else was heresy.
Religion of peace...
Sounds like an early form of helmet armour and useful warm clothing. I’d think twice if I encountered a bear with the face of a man.
Loved the video. This is probably my most favorite topic when it comes to pagan magic.
If you wish to shapeshift it would do one good to understand the stories and riddles of Norse mythology. Occult and esoteric information is only for those who seek it. I’ll list things that aren’t strictly Viking, but will yield better search results. Maybe you will see the similarities in our stories, and apply them. I hope to help people like me. I’ll try to point you in the right direction. ;)
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Third eye
Kundalini awakening
Astral projection
Christ oil
Uncoiling of the serpent
That's all demonic dude
If only I knew how to possess a few rabid raccoons or squirrels. I could inflict some just punishment on the few turds who cause problems at work, and totally get away with it, lol. I can already imagine their uncomfortable hospital stays.
You might want to check the multiple different stories about shape shifting in Egilssaga and other Íslendingasagas. Óðinn, Loki, Freyja do this frequently and many Icelandic men in Icelandic sagas.
Book of shadows, witches and their familiars, witches believe swans are shape shifter. The swan can fly higher than any others bird.
I recall a country singer (?) telling of his grandfather, the werewolf. The boy asked "Grampa, why do you believe you're a werewolf?"
The grandfather said "Well... I go out late at night, but I don't remember what I do. And the next morning, there is mud on my boots."
The boy replied "But grandpa, werewolves don't wear boots."
Something like that, and I think it was a serious story, not supposed to be comedic.
The wolf has always been my spirit animal ever since I was very young and everytime I enter a trance the wolf berserker comes out
Have you heard of the book The Golden Compass? I haven't read the book but I have watched to movie though movies never do the book justice. Anyhow, in the movie everyone has a "companion" which is their soul living outside their body in animal form. The main character is a girl who befriends a polar bear. On the back of said polar bear, she leads an army of children to fight the dark elites who are trying to seperate the soul from the person. I see so many similarities between what you discussed and the events which took place in the movie.
I wonder if other bears can be substitute. Might look into what hunting license might be required.
The philosophy of shapeshifting, also known in some cases as somafera, both through shamanism and/or specific martial arts, was present throughout the world when the battles were still fought personally and value needed to be earned and went hand in hand with valour. It is what is anthropologically called a universal of culture or a cultural universal.
Just learned about a local word here in east Norway, its so beautifully put. "Hamrevvin" is the word, consists of "ham" and "revet", and used in a sentence like "I met a bear in the bogs, and I got hamrevvin", which means your hamr/skin is torn off.
Nice video 😎
Another explanation that I have seen many examples of in the text's, is sending out your Hugr and it being corporeal and indistinguishable from a physical entity (as opposed to an intangible or "ghost like" entity).
He’s working on finding a polar bear to eat
I love learning about shapeshifting.
In Mesoamerica or The Mexicas they had something called Nahual. It is the animal that protects the person.
This is one of my favorite subjects.
I'm rite now in mild trance, coming from deeper, feeling like a LYNX. 😸
Voodoo has similar beliefs about being possessed by gods or loas. They refer to it as being "mounted"
I've been finding transformation metamorphosis effigy sculptures which represents shapeshifting ❤
I had a very interesting/scary experience during a magic mushroom ceremony. Normally mushrooms would only distort my vision and perception slightly. 10g taken in one go (blended with cranberry juice) induced a full blown hallucination, not just distorted lines and colors. I lost the ability to speak or think as a person would. I was reduced to animalistic behavior and could see myself physically transforming into some type of predatory animal. Not something I would recommend, but there is a theory about berserkers using mushrooms to induce the berserker rage. Just food for thought...
..... remember, ... 9 out of 10 Sasquatch sightings involve people picking mushrooms. So be careful in Wookie country.
I'm jokin' in a way and in a way I'm not.
The word Viking was invented in 1883, it didn't exist before that....nor did the northerners ever call themselves like that....there are many delusions and misconceptions about that name VIKINGS;
1. The first delusion is that the Vikings (a word that is completely made up)...were one nation and that they were of German origin...this is not correct. Many different groups, under the term we know today as Vikings... or who lived like this...we could call them Vikings, these groups were not connected to each other by some kind of central ruler or common state organization.And these individual groups were of different national origins
2.Another delusion is that the Vikings were some kind of fearless and cruel warriors..And that they enslaved half of Europe under their rule...The Vikings never had some kind of supreme state organization or ruler....but there were individual groups that fought among themselves and invaded other territories...never in larger formations and for a longer period of time.
3.The third delusion is the Viking runes.....Runes were not only used by the Vikings, but at that time many different groups used similar symbols for what we now call runes, they did not even originate in this area but were brought from elsewhere....Most likely from of the Middle East and the Caucasus
4.Viking horned helmet.....not a single horned helmet has been found by archaeologists.......The horned helmet originates from Wagner's 19th century opera. A few helmets were found, with grooves where the horns were supposed to be... there is no proof that there really were horns... it could be something else too......... certainly there are so few of these helmets , that they were not worn in large numbers.....if ,only here and there a leader of a clan or group.....
5.Delusion and conclusion....Viking elongated houses are similar to Germanic ones.....all Vikings are Germanic..........Not exactly.....Some groups (so-called Vikings) lived in elongated houses....the vast majority of groups did not live in such houses.
Yes there is an Australian Aboriginal story of one of their warriors being imprisoned by the white colonialists (1800’s) - he escaped by turning into a bird and flying out between the bars…
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From what I have heard it's all of it.
So we will be able to learn the very best in my opinion Spirituality on Earth.
All ancient peoples wether it be the celts or the norse had a form of shape shifting, I absolutely believe in it.
Please go into the topic of fleinsopp/liberty cap mushtooms, would be interresting
Good video 👊🏻⚔️
The word Viking was invented in 1883, it didn't exist before that....nor did the northerners ever call themselves like that....there are many delusions and misconceptions about that name VIKINGS;
1. The first delusion is that the Vikings (a word that is completely made up)...were one nation and that they were of German origin...this is not correct. Many different groups, under the term we know today as Vikings... or who lived like this...we could call them Vikings, these groups were not connected to each other by some kind of central ruler or common state organization.And these individual groups were of different national origins
2.Another delusion is that the Vikings were some kind of fearless and cruel warriors..And that they enslaved half of Europe under their rule...The Vikings never had some kind of supreme state organization or ruler....but there were individual groups that fought among themselves and invaded other territories...never in larger formations and for a longer period of time.
3.The third delusion is the Viking runes.....Runes were not only used by the Vikings, but at that time many different groups used similar symbols for what we now call runes, they did not even originate in this area but were brought from elsewhere....Most likely from of the Middle East and the Caucasus
4.Viking horned helmet.....not a single horned helmet has been found by archaeologists.......The horned helmet originates from Wagner's 19th century opera. A few helmets were found, with grooves where the horns were supposed to be... there is no proof that there really were horns... it could be something else too......... certainly there are so few of these helmets , that they were not worn in large numbers.....if ,only here and there a leader of a clan or group.....
5.Delusion and conclusion....Viking elongated houses are similar to Germanic ones.....all Vikings are Germanic..........Not exactly.....Some groups (so-called Vikings) lived in elongated houses....the vast majority of groups did not live in such houses.
6. Delusion..... Viking ships......a very limited group of people we call Vikings used these ships....the vast majority of the groups who were supposed to live as Vikings never saw the sea, let alone traveled in them. According to the number of ships found and the number of the population themselves (so-called Vikings or people who lived a kind of Viking life).
@@bojanpalink5471 You knew you responded this only to me and not in the regular chat where everyone can see it. Maybe you should delete it and write it again where it's supposed to go.
Interesting, this reminds me of Wargs and Skinchangers from A Song of Ice and Fire.
Two brother's I know raised on horse meat, something to it.
Can you elaborate?
@@dhrboeser7788 in Arizona, brothers who's parent's were really active in the yearly renaissance fair. Raised her boys on as much horse meat as possible, through Mexican sources. These two were just monstrous sized men with insane physical endurance. The cousins all looked like mear shadow's comparatively. Come back to Arkansas and met a lady at the butcher's, she was nice but bragging about how she raised her boys on that as well, and the proof was is the pudding. I think with the combination of the correct diet, genetics, rituals, chants, an psychedelics. You can most definitely tap into a spiritual realm of beast, the diet is the fuel to continue the rage, so they wouldn't gas out quickly, like after an adrenaline dump. It would be like running into battle with a pig, cow, or chicken. When your full of the right protein. The horse meat gives you the strength and stamina.
@@dragonrider9051 fenomenal, I just wonder if they horses would have been injected with steroids or not
I thank you.
@@dhrboeser7788 not these horse's. Out on a ranch in desert in the middle of nowhere, no need to impress any lady's with injected muscles. Although might be something to roid rage and berserker.
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Väki is pronounced with short letter ä like in word can or stand.
Well my ancestors were saxon and I so hope I can take the form of my crow or wolf😮❤..blessings...mind u my hearing is unbelievable sometimes
Remarkable that from other cultures sorta speak easier accessable then European ceremonies and ritual's perhaps all tribes had there own ways yet the same results never really wrote them down because this had to be taught from birth due to religious persecutions by convert or be killed most traditional ways where lost if not stolen.
The berserker is within
I wonder if the term "Berserker" has Germanic roots since the city 'Berlin' derived from the word "Bärlein" (small bear) hence why their heraldic animal is a bear. Wearing the head and skin of a bear would make you look like one though.
Scandinavian languages are similiar to germanic ones. So yeah propably
Bern (CH) is litterally bear, and has (had at least, I saw it) a bear pit with animal(s) in.
@@sarahgilbert8036 Oh nice. I did not knew this.
@@jarmo8134 Well, true but many names and words are very different. Odin is Wotan in German and Thor is Donar for example, hence why Wednesday is Wotan's Dag and Donar is Donar's Dag in old German - Donnerstag (Thursday - Thor's Dag). The 'thunderclap' is Donnerschlag in German or Donar's Hit if you will. Donar (Thor) - Donner = Thunder.
@@rockbottom2822 i know about that but not everything, because my interests are in Norse and Finnish mythology and history. I just dont have energy start explaining this all in a comment section
I once shape shifted into a dingo. But it was after feasting on mushrooms
Hamrer Hippyer by Heilung
Which part in Svarfdaela Saga does Klaufi become a polar bear? I wanted to read about it but couldn't find it. 😔
The word Viking was invented in 1883, it didn't exist before that....nor did the northerners ever call themselves like that....there are many delusions and misconceptions about that name VIKINGS;
1. The first delusion is that the Vikings (a word that is completely made up)...were one nation and that they were of German origin...this is not correct. Many different groups, under the term we know today as Vikings... or who lived like this...we could call them Vikings, these groups were not connected to each other by some kind of central ruler or common state organization.And these individual groups were of different national origins
2.Another delusion is that the Vikings were some kind of fearless and cruel warriors..And that they enslaved half of Europe under their rule...The Vikings never had some kind of supreme state organization or ruler....but there were individual groups that fought among themselves and invaded other territories...never in larger formations and for a longer period of time.
3.The third delusion is the Viking runes.....Runes were not only used by the Vikings, but at that time many different groups used similar symbols for what we now call runes, they did not even originate in this area but were brought from elsewhere....Most likely from of the Middle East and the Caucasus
4.Viking horned helmet.....not a single horned helmet has been found by archaeologists.......The horned helmet originates from Wagner's 19th century opera. A few helmets were found, with grooves where the horns were supposed to be... there is no proof that there really were horns... it could be something else too......... certainly there are so few of these helmets , that they were not worn in large numbers.....if ,only here and there a leader of a clan or group.....
5.Delusion and conclusion....Viking elongated houses are similar to Germanic ones.....all Vikings are Germanic..........Not exactly.....Some groups (so-called Vikings) lived in elongated houses....the vast majority of groups did not live in such houses.
6. Delusion..... Viking ships......a very limited group of people we call Vikings used these ships....the vast majority of the groups who were supposed to live as Vikings never saw the sea, let alone traveled in them. According to the number of ships found and the number of the population themselves (so-called Vikings or people who lived a kind of Viking life).
Some of my native Maori tribes were believed to shape shift, these where apparently the most feared
Do you reckon they've used amanita muscaria in some of their ritual?
I reckon psilocybin is being used
I know game of thrones wasn't really accurate, but they had wargs, that were doing this. "Astral projection" so to speak into the hawk to see the enemy. Is the name warg just made up, or in any real sources. I didn't look long, but the warg riders in LOTR kept coming up, and that's not it. Thanks man! 🍻
Edit, and in the books by Carlos Castaneda, he talks about how this act was done by the meso-american shamans of the yaqi tribe. Similar to nagualism.
In the movie "The Emerald Forest," the Indios of Brazil shoot the dried mucus of a frog up into the nose with a long hollow stick that would make them go into an eagle. Just a movie but it's a great scene.
@@bluefish4999 yes! I've heard real sources of that. The frogs Contain 5-meo-dmt. It also can be smoked. And other times certain tribes they make yopo. It's a snuff made of Anadenanthera peregrina seeds and natural lime made from sea/snail shells. I've tried yopo once, we didn't have lime, so we used tobacco ash. We didn't have enough seeds so not much happened. Mild body effects. The seeds are legal in the states. I've also smoked 5-meo-dmt and regular dmt on a few occasions. Now that's an experience. I didn't turn/go into an eagle, but I did get launched into the sky. I recommend if people can try one of these I'm life, to do so. Safely of course. Research, study and preparation. Have a buddy, or make sure your in a comfortable place. Other factors of course. Stability and mental health reasons to consider. 🍻
@@JacksonDunnoKnows Yeah I grew up in the 80s, Acid and mushrooms were common back then on the weekends, had a couple Grateful Dead concerts under my belt too at the end of their touring, wild times, I've been out of all that for some time, looking back I realize it was a big party(lots of drinking) and maybe that wasn't the way to do it, I've took a re-interest last couple years and now see the religious/spiritual aspect of it and look back at those times and can pull those experiences more into context. Dmt sounds interesting.
Clicked so hard i broke a claw 😏
Grr
Would the animals have consented to this?
Here is a real event that makes me laugh buy I still struggle to understand exactly what it was.
I got talked into buying a bear tag. So I went
Bear hunting. The first BlackBerry patch I hit was in the Dog hair. (Short replanted trees) I started into a thicket. The hair on the back of my neak stood up.
I backed off about 100 yards and waited.
Sure enough. A big black Bear lumbered out.
I was glad I backed off. .Have you ever shot a bear. I couldn't bring myself to shoot the big old furry thing. It wondered off into the brush and I went home. A week later the bear moved onto the ridge top where I live.
It kept dumping over the garbage can, but beside scaring the crap out of me once in a while. Opening the front door to a bear.
Was this Spiritual?
Glove slap
Take it for what it’s worth… but prior to my combat missions in 2005-2005 Fallujah, Iraq… I would listen to Slayer and get into a 100% complete different mindset… I wanted combat… I wanted to fight, my attitude, fury… my frenzy would also pump up my Marines… I couldn’t imagine if Heilung had music back then, especially Alfadhirhaiti… BTW… I’m not some CRINGE PAGAN!!! 😂😂🤣
You put Heimskringla as a source at 4:47 Can you be a bit more specific? As this work consists of 16 sagas.
Also dýr should probably be translated as mammal there.
ROFL if it was as easy as eating the right thing everyone would know
Skin walkers... You can force the real form of that creature to show it self, by burning it's shit in the oven. There is a price to pay by doing this. And yes, it's done by taking substances if you want to see through animals eyes. Or you need to lure the being that you want to be and you can come one with it. For example, dogs always look and act like their owners, cause they are one.
Its also possible to do this by taking control of your dreams, but this way it will usually lead to mental issues. Not that many people have so strong mind as they think.
Try mushrooms
I have seen some shit, a guy in a small wood turned into a big ass dog or wolf? He was watching me & my friend collecting fire wood, it was just getting dark when we saw him watching us he changed & ran off, my friend & I said let's get the fuck out of here, we have never spoken about it since.
Out here in the ozarks, at 2am about 4 years ago. My dog was growling and shaking like crazy. I go outside and what I thought was a bear eating my chicken's stood up an ran off on two leg's. I was so shocked and amazed. I set up camera's haven't seen a thing since. But last year this beautiful lil puppy just showed up and wouldn't leave now I have this 140llb landseer dog that just took over my household. My dog Butter's hates dog's, well anything really cept me, but with that pup Cujo that showed up he was all like best friends with instantly.
Noooo don't eat polar bears😢 seriously, love this content, so interesting and inspiring
Really? I can't be wf?😢
I don't strongly believe in Nofap, but I Believe in Celibacy and to a minor extent Chastity.
I would like be invisible, just to mess with people especially when are high 🤨😳🤯😜🙄😁😵🤣😂🤪🥺. And then go back to my room and act like I haven't moved.
Gaymanic Language 😂
The word Viking was invented in 1883, it didn't exist before that....nor did the northerners ever call themselves like that....there are many delusions and misconceptions about that name VIKINGS;
1. The first delusion is that the Vikings (a word that is completely made up)...were one nation and that they were of German origin...this is not correct. Many different groups, under the term we know today as Vikings... or who lived like this...we could call them Vikings, these groups were not connected to each other by some kind of central ruler or common state organization.And these individual groups were of different national origins
2.Another delusion is that the Vikings were some kind of fearless and cruel warriors..And that they enslaved half of Europe under their rule...The Vikings never had some kind of supreme state organization or ruler....but there were individual groups that fought among themselves and invaded other territories...never in larger formations and for a longer period of time.
3.The third delusion is the Viking runes.....Runes were not only used by the Vikings, but at that time many different groups used similar symbols for what we now call runes, they did not even originate in this area but were brought from elsewhere....Most likely from of the Middle East and the Caucasus
4.Viking horned helmet.....not a single horned helmet has been found by archaeologists.......The horned helmet originates from Wagner's 19th century opera. A few helmets were found, with grooves where the horns were supposed to be... there is no proof that there really were horns... it could be something else too......... certainly there are so few of these helmets , that they were not worn in large numbers.....if ,only here and there a leader of a clan or group.....
5.Delusion and conclusion....Viking elongated houses are similar to Germanic ones.....all Vikings are Germanic..........Not exactly.....Some groups (so-called Vikings) lived in elongated houses....the vast majority of groups did not live in such houses.
@@bojanpalink5471 There were “horned” antennae like vekso helmets in the nordic Bronze Age tho
@@XxHMGrantxX VARJAZI is name for people VIKING living style in Russia and Eastern Roman empire.....
I have the ability to meditate and enter a trance and release my spirit unto a animal, I have a berserker soul and it's not a lost ability my friend
HOGAR THE TERRIBLE is just a comic book character himself.
The word Viking was invented in 1883, it didn't exist before that....nor did the northerners ever call themselves like that....there are many delusions and misconceptions about that name VIKINGS;
1. The first delusion is that the Vikings (a word that is completely made up)...were one nation and that they were of German origin...this is not correct. Many different groups, under the term we know today as Vikings... or who lived like this...we could call them Vikings, these groups were not connected to each other by some kind of central ruler or common state organization.And these individual groups were of different national origins
2.Another delusion is that the Vikings were some kind of fearless and cruel warriors..And that they enslaved half of Europe under their rule...The Vikings never had some kind of supreme state organization or ruler....but there were individual groups that fought among themselves and invaded other territories...never in larger formations and for a longer period of time.
3.The third delusion is the Viking runes.....Runes were not only used by the Vikings, but at that time many different groups used similar symbols for what we now call runes, they did not even originate in this area but were brought from elsewhere....Most likely from of the Middle East and the Caucasus
4.Viking horned helmet.....not a single horned helmet has been found by archaeologists.......The horned helmet originates from Wagner's 19th century opera. A few helmets were found, with grooves where the horns were supposed to be... there is no proof that there really were horns... it could be something else too......... certainly there are so few of these helmets , that they were not worn in large numbers.....if ,only here and there a leader of a clan or group.....
5.Delusion and conclusion....Viking elongated houses are similar to Germanic ones.....all Vikings are Germanic..........Not exactly.....Some groups (so-called Vikings) lived in elongated houses....the vast majority of groups did not live in such houses.
6. Delusion..... Viking ships......a very limited group of people we call Vikings used these ships....the vast majority of the groups who were supposed to live as Vikings never saw the sea, let alone traveled in them. According to the number of ships found and the number of the population themselves (so-called Vikings or people who lived a kind of Viking life).
The Vikings never had a fleet of 500-700 ships.....and the number of soldiers 20,000-35,000. This is not confirmed by archaeological data......some ships have been found here and there....again we can conclude, that if there were 10-20 of them in a pile, that's already a lot.....that means never more than 800 to a maximum of 2000 people. Which is enough to burn and loot a few villages and one small town....before the real army comes and destroys them....so most likely their tactics consisted of quick incursions and an even quicker retreat.
But a second seal was found from another prince with horns on his helmet....from the 14th century....that is 150 to 350 years after the so-called Vikings were said to have roamed Europe.......
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