Fun Fact: the german word for letter is "Buchstabe" which can be translated to beech stick. This comes from the time when people were carving runes in beech sticks.
I'm an American that has German ancestry, so, surprise surprise lol, I absolutely love learning things like this. Thank you very much. I need to divert more time and energy to learning the language, that's all there is to it! Thanks for this, once again.
I love this guy he does real research and talks about real Scandinavian/Viking facts as they were and as they are, no bullshit n he calls out any fake shit. I am a very proud Scandinavian n I look forward to many more videos. Þetta reddast my brother
I worked at a slaughterhouse, we drank fresh bull blood as a joke/prank/challenge. The cool part is it hits you like an energy drink. Like we would get all pumped up and yell.
could be becouse of the fact that the blood of the slaughtered animals contains stress hormones and adrenaline, after all, the animals will be in a stressed condition before they will be killed.
Red Ochre is the most commonly usedof the earths that make red color. It can be used dry in powdered form or mixed with water ir makes a perfect paint for objrcts or bodies. Many sacred items were dyed red wit this mineral. It is called the earth's blood
Another youtuber I watch ( I think it was North 02?) did a video on stone age health care / medicine and mentioned that red ochre was used to treat wounds among many indigenous people and possibly by early humans as well.
Well researched and well presented! One place that I have found to consistently have blood on hand is at Asian grocery stores. My local one always has pigs blood.
Gosh, I had so many people tell me blood Is profane in heathenry. Like, it's cool that some people don't agree with using blood, it's not cool when they tell me I can't use it.
Well they shouldn't visit other countries then, many consume blood as a normal part of their meals. Hell, even in Scotland, one of their main dishes is blood pudding
Not being a fan of cutting myself, I've gone with saliva (containing my DNA) mixed in red paint. This way I have the red, and myself, tied to the item. I also keep any blood collecting in a freezer bag when thawing meat, to use as an offering on my Horg.
Polyphonic overtone or simulated two tone singing and undertone or throat singing, underpin Sami yoik and subsequently, galdr. Wouldn't it be magical to hear the blue alien from the movie the 5th element on the daily? [Personal hobbies intensify]
Drinking the blood of their kills mainly animals was a normal ritual across most cultures. Drinking the blood of the enemies is a little different but shared by many cultures as well. Yes the life lives within the blood.
Elsker videoene dine! bare så du vet det ikke alle, men de fleste stein innskjæringene blir fargelagt med rødt senere av dagens arkeologer for at det skal bli enklere å se når de begynner å "fade" bort
Can i make a request for you? alot of people in now days wearing arm rings (yes the wolf headed ones not the dragon ones) And most of them dont even know its actual meaning. Could you please make a whole video about the arm rings, what it means, etc in every detail? (not leaving out anything at all ofc)
in uralics it depends on what gods you´re sacrificing to.. like you would never kill anything for the birth / life goddesses, instead the animals were marked or look after until they died of old age. also they marked reindeers for the animal spirits.. like the spirit of the wolves would get one reindeer and so forth.. related to this women didn´t do blood sacrifice, or the killing part at least.. probably because they´re life givers.. also the reason why women had / have separate groves or sacrificial trees (because they´re making herbal tea not killing deers). naturally a lot of blood sacrifice was made, but it´s just regular life for meat eaters, you just give the spirits their share (by leaving pieces of meat and smearing blood on the sacrificial trees, stones and idols, grease too). curiously blood is also one of the souls, especially with northernmost peoples.. breath and blood, givers of life.. or head, breath, shadow and blood.. other times it´s the heart (one of the organs that was often eaten).. or heart and blood (as separate souls). so many souls, it´s like every tribe had their own idea of what was most important in the human experience (it´s all "shaman talk" really, who´s the wisest of them all).
Christians don't realize they are in a blood magic cult. "Whoever drinks my blood and eats my flesh" -- absolutely blood magic. The endless sprinkling of blood in the "old testament" and anointing of Aaron's earlobe, finger, and toe - same stuff. They never question why a spirit being needs blood in order to "forgive sin." There was ZERO blood involved in the Genesis account of the fall, but yet they're all all about "being washed in the blood of Jesus", never questioning or challenging that or even learning more about it. They don't realize the hybridization of legends and spiritual practices that they're involved with.
Actually the Old Testament before Jesus a high priest would sacrifice a lamb and use its blood to cleanse of sins thats why they refer to Jesus as the lamb of god but ya same thing blood sacrifice the sacrifice of the lamb started with moses because the angel of death came through Egypt and killed every first born son and those who painted their doors with the blood of a lamb were saved from death the Bible is just retelling of older stories past on through generations
You could also argue the point that cain spilled the blood of his brother so id say blood definitely involved in the genesis account for the most part I agree with u though and the church has always twisted stories to fit the narrative
@@JayTX. I was thinking about getting rainbow raven tattoo flying out of my butt crack with the words ginnungagap the gaping abyss over it. Edgy enough 🤪
Drinking blood sounds pretty gross and I'd rather not try it, but it's actually good for you, and safe when fresh if the animal is healthy. The maasai tribe around present day Kenya/Tanzania historically lived mostly off of milk, blood, meat, and honey, and are known for being some of the healthiest and physically fit people in the world.
Fun fact about the Old Low Germanic Language. The word Pagans (Heide) was damned because it was considered deragatory towards Blacks (Farbige / Sorte). Indo means Indus which also means Farbige therefore Indo European is also Heide Europeans or you can say Nword Europeans or Mauren - Europeans, or even Black Europeans... In order to find aboriginal European history you simply have to study Pagans (Coloureds that are non believers/Kaffirs/Gentiles).
Ok look; I love you man and your videos are generally great but I have to call out that you seem to think that the Bronze Age rock petroglyphs were originally coloured red…and so were the rune stones of medieval and Viking age Scandinavia; That’s just not true. As far as I’m aware (I could be wrong) the petroglyphs were coloured but it wasn’t just red. And I know for certain that the Rune stones were vividly coloured with many different colours. They are now outlined with red by MODERN archaeologists so that they can be clearly seen….this DOES NOT mean that there is an unbroken tradition of “blooding” or colouring carvings red. I love you so much man but be careful making unverified claims about this stuff or drawing conclusions with little information to inform you. Skalat maðr Rúnar rista, nema raða vel kunni.
Curious if there is any record of woman using their own menstral blood for offering to the gods, or when creating spiritual items like runes. I have heard mixed opinions about wether one should or should not do so.
I'm a practical person, until I know how it works, I won't do it. I come from those traditional cultures. Now in our way, we don't share that kind of knowledge with people until we know we can trust them. And as far as we are concerned until you know how it works, you don't know that it actually works. And that is how we Traditional people avoid the placebo effect. And I will put it the way that the U.S. Navy S.E.A.L. Marcus Lutrell put it. " We're not that good, everyone else just sucks ". But if you are really nice to yourself, then with your own permission you can raise you ceremonial Horn etc. And realize that one of your Nordic Kin, me finally feels a bit closer to home. Because I can now sing of my Ancestors and say I still remember you. And when you have someone who remembers you, you will always be a friend to someone.
Catching up somewhat, I believe a bad entity is with me before whatever I decide I must be cleansed more than likely I did this a while back I wasn't in the best of mind and my situation isn't the best go figure but I am staying positive despite what others what to do to me. whatever the case I'm responsible.
Thank you for the information that you provided about the Norse & the Viking culture. You are awesome & so are your videos. I love having knowledge of the cultures & people of the earth. My ethnic background is Native American & African, the Viking are one of my favorite cultures. You are very knowledgeable of your ancestry & culture & want to ask you if the Viking people were racist. Someone told me that they were but I don’t think that person is as knowledgeable as you are about them so I am asking you cause I would like to have some closure on this. Seeing is how I have love for them I am wondering would they feel the same for me even though I don’t look like them.
Was it a White Horse that was Sacrificed? Because i learned over the years, that the White-Horse was associated with Ingwine. Especially with the Pagan Anglo-Saxon’s Tribes like the Saxon’s and the Jutish, who founded the Kingdom of Kent. Who would also Raise White Horses to be Sacrificed on Pagan Holy Days. Who still have the White Horse on a Red Flag, as the Standard/Coat of Arms, for the County of Kent and is still known as the Saxon Steed/Horse, in parts of the Netherlands and Low Germany. It’s also on the Coat of Arms/Standard of Hanover, which also became the Royal Flag/Standard of the British Royal Family, after the Hanoverian Succession to the British Throne. Was this Anglo-Saxon practice of Sacrificing White Horses for Ingwine (Yng-Frey) also done by Viking Tribes?
The only ritual with blood I've encountered in Norway is when someone shoots their first moose, then the tradition was that the hunter had to drink a cup of blood from that moose, and others could join if they wanted. Theres probably some remnants here and there.
Hey! I would like to know your opinion on a thing called the bloody eagle, mentioned in the video "Rise and fall of the vikings" on the channel Zohar Stargate Ancient Discoveries. Was that actually a thing, or just defamation by the enemies? Thanks for the good work!
Do you have any comment on the staff/rod/wand that the witches used when contacting spirits? How were they used? Is there a connection to men practicing that kind of magic being accused of being homosexuals and also Ibn Fadlans description of the man lighting the ship for the dead leader covering his butt? Do you think the spirits entered the body through the vagina on women and the butt of men?
Fun Fact: the german word for letter is "Buchstabe" which can be translated to beech stick. This comes from the time when people were carving runes in beech sticks.
I'm an American that has German ancestry, so, surprise surprise lol, I absolutely love learning things like this. Thank you very much. I need to divert more time and energy to learning the language, that's all there is to it! Thanks for this, once again.
not it can not. it measn "book stick"
@@buffyowo no it comes from the german word Buche. Cause the carvings were on beech sticks
@@febaco192 oh well TIL lmao I was wrong
looks more like Book-Stave to me
runes are staves
I think you’re full of it
I love this guy he does real research and talks about real Scandinavian/Viking facts as they were and as they are, no bullshit n he calls out any fake shit. I am a very proud Scandinavian n I look forward to many more videos. Þetta reddast my brother
I worked at a slaughterhouse, we drank fresh bull blood as a joke/prank/challenge. The cool part is it hits you like an energy drink. Like we would get all pumped up and yell.
Haha yeah I get that. Whenever I eat very rare beef it hypes me up like caffeine.
could be becouse of the fact that the blood of the slaughtered animals contains stress hormones and adrenaline, after all, the animals will be in a stressed condition before they will be killed.
The study of history feeds my soul. Thank you.
Red Ochre is the most commonly usedof the earths that make red color. It can be used dry in powdered form or mixed with water ir makes a perfect paint for objrcts or bodies. Many sacred items were dyed red wit this mineral. It is called the earth's blood
Another youtuber I watch ( I think it was North 02?) did a video on stone age health care / medicine and mentioned that red ochre was used to treat wounds among many indigenous people and possibly by early humans as well.
Thank you for teaching me my ancestors ways
Can you do anything on irish vikings? i can hardly find any information on some of our greatest warriors 💪🏻
Jeg er svært imponert over din viten om historie.. ikke bare om vikinger, men om historie om hele europa før/etter vikinge tiden.. helt fantastisk..
Well researched and well presented! One place that I have found to consistently have blood on hand is at Asian grocery stores. My local one always has pigs blood.
When I made my set of runes, I dabbed my own blood on them. They have consistently been my most potent and accurate tool of my spirituality.
I prefer a rune application
Reading the Pros Edda the size of The Yggdrasil was mind blowing
Gosh, I had so many people tell me blood Is profane in heathenry.
Like, it's cool that some people don't agree with using blood, it's not cool when they tell me I can't use it.
Well they shouldn't visit other countries then, many consume blood as a normal part of their meals. Hell, even in Scotland, one of their main dishes is blood pudding
@@scythianking7315 I love cooked blood. A little salty, that, and bone marrow. Absolutely wonderful.
Yikes, i’ve seen that mainly on reddit which has a huge problem with people not knowing wtf they’re doing and gatekeeping
"profane" is a Christian notion
Not being a fan of cutting myself, I've gone with saliva (containing my DNA) mixed in red paint. This way I have the red, and myself, tied to the item.
I also keep any blood collecting in a freezer bag when thawing meat, to use as an offering on my Horg.
The gods like fresh blood that's like giving them rotten fruit.
Thank you so much for sharing. I appreciate you sharing knowledge. 😊
Polyphonic overtone or simulated two tone singing and undertone or throat singing, underpin Sami yoik and subsequently, galdr. Wouldn't it be magical to hear the blue alien from the movie the 5th element on the daily? [Personal hobbies intensify]
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Drinking the blood of their kills mainly animals was a normal ritual across most cultures. Drinking the blood of the enemies is a little different but shared by many cultures as well. Yes the life lives within the blood.
Elsker videoene dine! bare så du vet det ikke alle, men de fleste stein innskjæringene blir fargelagt med rødt senere av dagens arkeologer for at det skal bli enklere å se når de begynner å "fade" bort
"It's not so easy to find blood"
Yeah i sure hope so.
I love your Vids. Great research!
Hei bror
Thank you for your wunderful videos. I am always happy to learn more from our forfedre. :)
Michael
Would using red wine with a drop of your own blood be a good alternative from animal blood
Now I know why red is my favorite color.
Very cool!
lot better audio good work buddy
Can i make a request for you? alot of people in now days wearing arm rings (yes the wolf headed ones not the dragon ones) And most of them dont even know its actual meaning. Could you please make a whole video about the arm rings, what it means, etc in every detail? (not leaving out anything at all ofc)
Yes, very validating these practices are as old as time.
Good video some how you always cover stuff that is missed . Thanks
in uralics it depends on what gods
you´re sacrificing to.. like you
would never kill anything for the
birth / life goddesses, instead the
animals were marked or look after
until they died of old age.
also they marked reindeers for the
animal spirits.. like the spirit of
the wolves would get one reindeer
and so forth..
related to this women didn´t do
blood sacrifice, or the killing part
at least.. probably because they´re
life givers.. also the reason why
women had / have separate groves
or sacrificial trees (because they´re
making herbal tea not killing
deers).
naturally a lot of blood sacrifice
was made, but it´s just regular
life for meat eaters, you just give
the spirits their share (by leaving
pieces of meat and smearing blood on
the sacrificial trees, stones and
idols, grease too).
curiously blood is also one of the
souls, especially with northernmost
peoples.. breath and blood, givers of
life.. or head, breath, shadow and
blood.. other times it´s the heart
(one of the organs that was often
eaten).. or heart and blood (as
separate souls).
so many souls, it´s like every tribe
had their own idea of what was most
important in the human experience
(it´s all "shaman talk" really,
who´s
the wisest of them all).
LV for a ShotShow?
Christians don't realize they are in a blood magic cult. "Whoever drinks my blood and eats my flesh" -- absolutely blood magic. The endless sprinkling of blood in the "old testament" and anointing of Aaron's earlobe, finger, and toe - same stuff. They never question why a spirit being needs blood in order to "forgive sin." There was ZERO blood involved in the Genesis account of the fall, but yet they're all all about "being washed in the blood of Jesus", never questioning or challenging that or even learning more about it. They don't realize the hybridization of legends and spiritual practices that they're involved with.
Most roman Catholics learn about the eating of flesh and drinking blood when you take holy Communion
Actually the Old Testament before Jesus a high priest would sacrifice a lamb and use its blood to cleanse of sins thats why they refer to Jesus as the lamb of god but ya same thing blood sacrifice the sacrifice of the lamb started with moses because the angel of death came through Egypt and killed every first born son and those who painted their doors with the blood of a lamb were saved from death the Bible is just retelling of older stories past on through generations
You could also argue the point that cain spilled the blood of his brother so id say blood definitely involved in the genesis account for the most part I agree with u though and the church has always twisted stories to fit the narrative
In India, red colour is considered auspicious.
A good way to be able to use your own blood in ritual is to get a finger stick machine that diabetics use.
Thank you friend! Skål 🍻
the blood drinking is new to me, I didn't read that specific saga
Can you do a video on Cernunnos ?
Was Cernunnos also a deity in Scandinavia ? Belgium ? Scotland ? France ?
Was Cernunnos very important ?
I'm glad I found you before the cringe pagans and goth larpers overrun this channel.
We'll never be as edgy as them
@@JayTX. I was thinking about getting rainbow raven tattoo flying out of my butt crack with the words ginnungagap the gaping abyss over it. Edgy enough 🤪
Drinking blood sounds pretty gross and I'd rather not try it, but it's actually good for you, and safe when fresh if the animal is healthy. The maasai tribe around present day Kenya/Tanzania historically lived mostly off of milk, blood, meat, and honey, and are known for being some of the healthiest and physically fit people in the world.
I wonder how the popular red glass or garnet cloisonne plays into this. Magic or oaths 'painted' into jewelry and sword hilts?
Fun fact about the Old Low Germanic Language.
The word Pagans (Heide) was damned because it was considered deragatory towards Blacks (Farbige / Sorte).
Indo means Indus which also means Farbige therefore Indo European is also Heide Europeans or you can say Nword Europeans or Mauren - Europeans, or even Black Europeans...
In order to find aboriginal European history you simply have to study Pagans (Coloureds that are non believers/Kaffirs/Gentiles).
Chose Wisely what vibration you injest.
Some spirits we don't want to trick right LOL
Ok look; I love you man and your videos are generally great but I have to call out that you seem to think that the Bronze Age rock petroglyphs were originally coloured red…and so were the rune stones of medieval and Viking age Scandinavia; That’s just not true. As far as I’m aware (I could be wrong) the petroglyphs were coloured but it wasn’t just red. And I know for certain that the Rune stones were vividly coloured with many different colours. They are now outlined with red by MODERN archaeologists so that they can be clearly seen….this DOES NOT mean that there is an unbroken tradition of “blooding” or colouring carvings red. I love you so much man but be careful making unverified claims about this stuff or drawing conclusions with little information to inform you.
Skalat maðr Rúnar rista, nema raða vel kunni.
thx 4 the info
Curious if there is any record of woman using their own menstral blood for offering to the gods, or when creating spiritual items like runes. I have heard mixed opinions about wether one should or should not do so.
If you don't want to give up too much blood - put a few drops in some red paint - Red Ochre mentioned by Pup314 would be a good choice. :)
Meanwhile, women have been walking around producing blood without sacrifices since the dawn of our species 😏
I'm a practical person, until I know how it works, I won't do it. I come from those traditional cultures. Now in our way, we don't share that kind of knowledge with people until we know we can trust them. And as far as we are concerned until you know how it works, you don't know that it actually works. And that is how we Traditional people avoid the placebo effect. And I will put it the way that the U.S. Navy S.E.A.L. Marcus Lutrell put it. " We're not that good, everyone else just sucks ". But if you are really nice to yourself, then with your own permission you can raise you ceremonial Horn etc. And realize that one of your Nordic Kin, me finally feels a bit closer to home. Because I can now sing of my Ancestors and say I still remember you. And when you have someone who remembers you, you will always be a friend to someone.
Catching up somewhat, I believe a bad entity is with me before whatever I decide I must be cleansed more than likely I did this a while back I wasn't in the best of mind and my situation isn't the best go figure but I am staying positive despite what others what to do to me. whatever the case I'm responsible.
Thank you for the information that you provided about the Norse & the Viking culture. You are awesome & so are your videos. I love having knowledge of the cultures & people of the earth. My ethnic background is Native American & African, the Viking are one of my favorite cultures. You are very knowledgeable of your ancestry & culture & want to ask you if the Viking people were racist. Someone told me that they were but I don’t think that person is as knowledgeable as you are about them so I am asking you cause I would like to have some closure on this. Seeing is how I have love for them I am wondering would they feel the same for me even though I don’t look like them.
I know this question is for him but do you mean were they racist back then or are descendants of Vikings now racist?
@@Boudicaisback I was thinking more of back then…didn’t even think about now but yes, back then & now
Thank goodness also they are people who don't understand the purposes of this lost way of spiritual gatekeepers like woo
I prefer to be bloodless if possible, oh like the legend of the gemstone bloodstone? They could have used some paints with Iron in it
Was it a White Horse that was Sacrificed? Because i learned over the years, that the White-Horse was associated with Ingwine.
Especially with the Pagan Anglo-Saxon’s Tribes like the Saxon’s and the Jutish, who founded the Kingdom of Kent. Who would also Raise White Horses to be Sacrificed on Pagan Holy Days.
Who still have the White Horse on a Red Flag, as the Standard/Coat of Arms, for the County of Kent and is still known as the Saxon Steed/Horse, in parts of the Netherlands and Low Germany.
It’s also on the Coat of Arms/Standard of Hanover, which also became the Royal Flag/Standard of the British Royal Family, after the Hanoverian Succession to the British Throne.
Was this Anglo-Saxon practice of Sacrificing White Horses for Ingwine (Yng-Frey) also done by Viking Tribes?
Yay I'm early
Im wondering if iron has some kind of connection as well to this🧐
The only ritual with blood I've encountered in Norway is when someone shoots their first moose, then the tradition was that the hunter had to drink a cup of blood from that moose, and others could join if they wanted. Theres probably some remnants here and there.
Hey! I would like to know your opinion on a thing called the bloody eagle, mentioned in the video "Rise and fall of the vikings" on the channel Zohar Stargate Ancient Discoveries. Was that actually a thing, or just defamation by the enemies? Thanks for the good work!
I think he made a video on that
Sorry about the accident dislike 😂 I actually loved this video, the remote to my FireTV stick acts stupid sometimes. Sorry about that🤦♂️ my bad✌️
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If you hunt use the blood and don't waste the animal
Blood!
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Do you have any comment on the staff/rod/wand that the witches used when contacting spirits? How were they used? Is there a connection to men practicing that kind of magic being accused of being homosexuals and also Ibn Fadlans description of the man lighting the ship for the dead leader covering his butt?
Do you think the spirits entered the body through the vagina on women and the butt of men?
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The blood is the life
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