Heilung | Anoana - Reaction
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Heilung isn't just music, it's history brought back to life.
Pre history actually and the continuation of the Boreal Mythos.. 😉✨🧙🏼♂️💚🌌
Heilung is an band with members from Denmark Norway and Germany
And their musici based on text from runic inscriptions from iron age
Heidi. congratulations on the birth of your daughter.
Thank you so much!
@HailHeidi Ahhhh!!!! Congrats from me also. All hail Heidi!
Say goodbye to the life as you knew it. For the next 2 decades you will serve your offspring 😀
Welcome to the realm of being a parent - worlds most difficult but rewarding real-time adventure, featuring (including but not limited to) PvP, PvE, survival-mode, no-checkpoints, no-quick-save, permadeath
My advice - keep HailBaby as private as possible, trust your instincts. At least that's what I did with my kids...
dem Glückwunsch schließe ich mich an. Die Geburt des eigenen Kindes ist unbeschreiblich wundervoll. Moin aus Schleswig-Holstein, dem Norden Deutschlands.
I have seen Heilung live 3 times and it was awesome every time 🤩
Twice here, Wardruna is also very good live.
I'm trying to plan music think in next year I might have Heilung as main act... Pagan thingie etc
Heilung is the perfect example of how music transcends language! Their music tells stories, they are amazing
Can I just add som points that are important in seeing this? The most important being that the child is born under an eclipse 0:56 (seen in background several times). According to previking believs they had very special gifts: hamnskifte (= the ability to change appearance), age shift, talking to animals, and healing as in when she heals the bird. The previking time and it's religion in nordic countries is much more female directed than the religion in the later years (viking gods like Tor and Oden with all the everpresent masculinity... ). Actually it is more animistic than divine. The language they use is only partially known and therefore reconstructed. The final scene is when she reunites with her totem, the muschosoxe. (Partially reposted from my earlier comment on this movie)
Lucky enough to see them live and wouldn't even describe it as a concert, it was more like a ritual. They are a must see anytime they play in my country. Pretty sure the guy two rows in front of me had a spiritual awakening! This song reaches directly into your soul, the lyrics are various languages such as Old Norse and Proto-Germanic and other languages. It is not really known what much of it means, they are scraps of language recovered from artefacts from as far back as 700 BC. Her costume in this video is a replica of that worn by a young woman, possibly a princess, when she was buried thousands of years ago. Congratulations on the baby, hopefully it is lucky enough to have little antlers/not have little antlers depending on your preferences.
Saw them live a few months ago. Amazing show.
I wouldn't mind more Heilung reactions. Their live performances are perhaps even more watchable.
Heilung are ABSOLUTELY worth watching live. There's drums, there's chanting, there's warriors on stage, and usually a human sacrifice as well. It's great! They call their concerts "rituals" for a reason.
@@damontcs they don‘t actually do human sacrifice. Pagans, nordsmen, celtics and the mixes in germany, scandinavia are not centered around human sacrificse but about the cycle of life and death. The nordic germanic peoples are not unsimular to the Dine (holy peoples of the US or Native Americans). The connections that all people have to creator (both male and female) are important.
A few informations about Heilung:
The band members are from Germany, Denmark and Norway.
Heilung (noun) is German for healing.
They try to recreate the music our ancestors might have listened to from old runic inscriptions and texts from the early iron age up to the viking age. They do use some influences from outside Europe as well, like the vocalist Kai Uwe Faust (the male vocalist) using mongolian throat singing techniques.
The instruments are hand-made using materials our ancestors had access to like bone, wood and leather.
The langugages used are usually German, English, Gothic, Old High German, Icelandic, Latin, Old English, Proto-Norse, Proto-Germanic, and Viking age Old Norse, with the modern languages (German and English) being rarely used and the old languages being used frequently. That's the reason why you couldn't immediately tell what langugae they used in the song.
Although it's not what you would usually go for, I'm glad you seemed to like it anyway.
If you do feel like reacting to more Heilung or just view it for yourself:
Heilung's own UA-cam page: ua-cam.com/users/Heilungvideos
Videos from Heilungs page:
(Live is good quality live - pro recorded)
Heilung | LIFA - In Maidjan LIVE: ua-cam.com/video/kmWTZ3KfnXE/v-deo.html
Heilung | LIFA - Alfadhirhaiti LIVE: ua-cam.com/video/2wy-W-pYlds/v-deo.html
Heilung | LIFA - Krigsgaldr LIVE: ua-cam.com/video/QRg_8NNPTD8/v-deo.html
Heilung Norupo [Official Music Video]: ua-cam.com/video/64CACoHNBEI/v-deo.html
Heilung | Anoana [Official Video]: ua-cam.com/video/SVbc_Fwbt50/v-deo.html
I've been to two of their performances. The shows are performed like rituals. They play drums, bones, bells, tagelharpe and a kind of Indian stringed instrument. Their lyrics are frequently in dead languages like Old Norse or High German, so understanding what is being said isn't as important as the beat and the singing. Congrats on the baby!
In Maidjan, LIFA live at Castlefest is a must see by Heilung.
The whole LIFA live concert is epic.
Yes! Anoana is nice but In Maidjan defies description. Hope Heidi will read this and follow your advice.
As a practicing Pagan for the past 55 years, loved this. Blessed Be )O(
The live version is even better.
"Heilung" means "Healing" and it really is just that. You feel it in your bones and your entire being. I have not had a chance to see them live yet but I've heard the shows are an experience unlike any typical concert. The live version is equally beautiful, haunting, powerful: ua-cam.com/video/9PFz9FQsU8w/v-deo.html
There's also a quick behind-the-scenes that gives some insight to the lyrics and what they might mean: ua-cam.com/video/dlp_ksxQpbY/v-deo.html
Omg I love that. Thank you for sharing the meaning video. That's really cool!
They sing in Icelandic and ancient German. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heilung.
From Denmark my self😁
What is "Islantic" ?
@@L4zySh4ky That's what they speak in Iceland
@@alvinmjensen Yeah, Icelandic, not islantic, LOL
The Bracteates they have based their lyrics for this song on contain little blessings and such. The story in the video is about the girl, Anoana. There are some interesting things to note here:
1. People born under an eclipse were said to have special powers - You get a hint of this because Anoana is born with little horns. She seems to be able to commune with animals as well, and later in the video she revives a bird.
2. As a child, she is seen shaking her horns at a deer. This is a challenge to the deer, but the deer ignores her.
3. The video ends with her being an adult, and challenging the musk ox, who accepts. The way I see it, this represents her reaching adulthood, and the animals accepting her as an equal. Them clashing at the end is up to interpretation. It could be her merging with nature, or she could just be, you know, trampled to death.
4. The lyrics keep mentioning a "Land Warrior", or protector of the land. I think Anoana is supposed to be one of these.
There's no official explanation of the video though, so it's all up to interpretation, but that's my take on it at least.
Yes. Similar to Native American Vision Quest.
A Rite Of Passage, merging with one's Power Animal.
Land Warrior. To heal & protect the land & its animals.
Well you'd hope they are blessings. Maybe we are all cursed for listening to this.
I'm going to be cursed live in March.
Heilung ("Healing") calls their music 'Amplified History' ---- they take texts from pre-Christian Norse & Germanic sources & create rituals in their performances, adding their interpretations.....they make their instruments & costumes......in this ritual, Anoana is the living spirit of nature.....I think the ending represents her merging with the ox in a perpetuation of the 'cycle of life'........the language is proto-Germanic, I think........
It's a Germanic, Danish, Norwegian group teaching the old story and our history which is heavily involved in ceremonies, sacrifice, rituals, paganism! All of Scandinavian countries were involved especially Icelandic people and Norway! There's so much majority of the world just don't have a clue about!
Heilung are Nordic Pagans. their concerts are Rituals. Maria Franz is a Priestess. Odin bless her
.. have you forgotten that it was Frøya/ Freya who learned Odin ( who came from the east.. æsir) seid ( magic) Odin is a much younger diety than the Vanir) .. maybe you should check up Maria Kvilhaug 😉..
Their music - including the languages in which they sing - is inspired by ancient, pre-Christian, shamanistic European cultures!
“Heilung” is the German word for healing, it contains the old word “heil”, which means something like luck, success! But it also applies in the context of “whole/complete” - if something is broken, you colloquially make it “heil” again (whole/complete - repair it)! It also appears in the German word for „holy“ (heilig)! But there are also opposite meanings - “Unheil” (bad luck, ruin, misfortune) or “heillos” (unsuccessful/hopeless)! The word “Heil” gained negative notoriety through Hitler and the Nazis, who used the term in the “Hitler salute” or as “Sieg Heil” - i.e. the invocation of a successful victory! Even today we still wish a hunter a successful hunt with a “Weidmanns Heil” or a fisherman a good catch with a “Petri Heil” (Petri is the abbreviation of Petrus, the patron saint of fishermen)!
Congratulations on giving light to your baby, and may she always stay clear from the evil pyramid scams known as religions.
I haven't watched a video from you in a while and wow a very noticeable voice change and then I saw your baby bump, so I had to google, apparently it's quite normal for the voice to drop temporarily during and after pregnancy and by about 14hz or 1.3 semitones (whatever that means).
Congrats on the baby!
The „Ohh dear (deer)!!!“ in the end made me laugh…. 😅
Going to a concert next year, really looking forward to it : ) There's a live version of this as well, it's very good as well. The text in this is taken from a type of coin they've found, that they think were used as amulets. As far as I've heard, they haven't been able to translate the text on them, so the lyrics could mean anything : ) They use different languages in their songs I think, like norse, proto-norse, and proto-germanic.
If you wanna check out more songs from them, I can recommend Krigsgaldr and In Maidjan (live versions) and Norupo (it has a video).
"Is this rap?"
The latest generations really are something...
oooh.... congrats on the new human!!!!!
Well it's not a norse song.... it's about the Brakteaten and their history/Importance during the Migration period in Middle europe (mostly germanic parts). I mean there's so much history behind it, it's nothing you can just explain in a youtube comment ! :P
Fresh morning Dew taken from a leaf, is a great way to get water.
Different trees & plants have other medicinal properties.
Washing one's face with the fresh morning Dew, especially after a Full Moon, is considered beneficial.
Hope u got to watch vid a second time, as u missed integral parts of the story.
U did catch the babies antler nubs tho, & many miss those xx
Music reaches the soul, when it works. This one did. Congratulations on becoming a Mum, life will never be the same again.
Austrian Deathmachine's lead singer sounds like Arnold Swarzenegger. There songs such as Get To The Choppa,Screw You Benny,You Have Just Been Erased & I am a Cybernetic Organism.
Hail to you Heidi, and hail hubby, your daughter will be a beautiful human being because of you, and all that you know, x
Pure magic!
I see Heilung I give a like...
It's a Story about the Rebirth from a Shaman-Women ...
Bought our tickets last August for the Stockholm ritual next year, you must attend their ritual if you get the opportunity
Heilung does not have fans, only brothers and sisters. Welcome to the family 🤗
If you like HEILUNG, take a look at FAUN!
BTW: There are many videos of HEILUNG with live performances. You should watch Anoana LIVE!
This is there very first live concert ever & it's just perfect: ua-cam.com/video/h1BsKIP4uYM/v-deo.html
It isn't a show but a ceremony as they call it & I have to agree.
Seen them twice, already waiting for the next time they are in my country.
Traust is my favorite, listen to it on a good sound system with a huge subwoofer.
They don't use modern languages but ancient languages like Old Norse proto germanic and old english and they use ancient organic instruments that they build. their goal is to recuperate their cultural roots. we're talking about northern Europe since the members of Heilung are from Norway (Maria Franz the female singer) Germany and Denmark.
.. all just brothers.. ? What about sisters…? This is definitely about a female force ( who we have abandoned for too long) and becoming one with nature. In Norse mythology ( or old reality) there were the Volver .. women who had a strong connection to the outher worldly …. .. as you see, the little girl wakes up the dead bird..( and The Volva learns Odin to do magic/ seide.. and then the Volva was Frøya/ Freya the great goddess off the Germanic/ Norse people)
The story is pretty much whatever you feel it is. As to the language, the answer is at least as complicated. It's not anymore Old Norse than Old English. I think the lyrics are maybe Proto-Germanic inspired. I have been learning Old English for over a decade and learned that translating that into Old Norse is pretty simple. Proto-Germanic is not attested so ... What I'm getting at is, with my understanding I can hear random words that are familiar and only guess. She might of said run, something about her grandmother. haha
Since you are into rock check out the following Metallica - Nothing else Matters cover by Tulia (Polish music group) in the old Slavic singing technique White Voice or how I like to call it an Angels Scream.
When you hear White Voice live its like the sound is penetrating your body. Its a really unique experience. Legends say that when there was no sound pollution you could hear girls singing from miles away.
Heilung concerts are described as a musical and spiritual journey. Unfortunately I haven’t been able to see them live yet, but I want to!
There are so many small aspects to dig into in this song in particular, like when the older version of the girl did those high pitched sounds, it is similar to herd calling, primarily done by women in old times. Also during the guys chant, it changes from side to side, almost like waves going around you.
The language is said to be a mix of old Norse, proto Norse and old Germanic languages, but I didn’t find a clear description of it, when I googled it😅
Watch the live version of it.... it is even more stunning.....
Heilung is my history brougt back..and I love it..proto German..or norse
Beautiful visual and audio experience
All the best for the Baby and the rest of your family!
Btw.: "Heilung" is German for healing.
Anoana is the baby/girl/woman in this story.
Another band you should do a listen to is The Sixsters from the Ukraine. It’s an all female band that are survivors of the war in the Ukraine. I’d suggest two of their newer songs. “Feel” then “I Stare At You”. Both very different from each other and written around the same time.
you have to watch their live show!
Hello Heidi, nice to see you again. And first of all, congratulations.
In terms of language, I would place the song in Norse mythology, i.e. the Norns.
In Norse mythology, the Norns are female beings who determine fate and live at the root of the world ash tree Yggdrasil at the Urdqelle, the source of fate. They control the destinies of humans and gods with their threads of fate from the hour of birth to the last breath.
The live version is corgeous as well.
Wao! So good
That Video had a VERY Druidic feel to it .
Heilung is interesting; they're very talented, but I like them as ambient sound instead of active listening.
I'd recommend checking out Grai, Eluveitie, and Cellar Darling for something more active-listening oriented. IMO, Slania is the best Eluveitie starter track, followed by Omnos or Brictom.
Traust (live) you won't be disappointed 🤯
Hi Heidi!! Congratulations with your girl!!!
please make a lot of pics and video of your child!!
Thime really flies.
Greetings from Aruba!!
Why? Kids should be protected from Internett untill they are 16, you never know how those pictures can be misused etc.
I recall a comment in another reaction that in Norse mythology a child born during an eclipse (right before the birth scene, there is a brief couple of frames showing the sun eclipsed) has some sort of dual nature with animals and the end where she is running into the animal, she is returning to her animal nature, or something like that. I have no idea of the veracity of that explanation.
@@notvochkin 😀 I think you refer to my posting so I reposted again. Thank you
Land Warrior.. healer of the land & its animals.
Native Americans have a similar Rite of Passage, Vision Quest.
The merging with one's Spirit/Power/Totem Animal.
That was amazing. I don't know if it's exactly your thing, but if you haven't seen/heard Irene by Sofia Jannok, I think you are missing out. It's one of those songs that truly makes me smile and even brings a tear to my eye.
You should check out the German group "Electric Callboy"!
Oh they're great!
@@HailHeidi also "insane" and "hilarious" ;-)
In the same style Eihwar is awesome ! :D
The video is superb and the music would make admirable ambient sound, but how it would come across if you were listening cold simply as a piece of music, I don't know. I suspect it would still sound good with a modicum of familiarity.
In any event, congrats on the big occasion. Suggest you forget UA-cam for a bit and concentrate on taking the very best care of your daughter. I remember the thrill of hearing a nurse in the mat block say to me 'would you like to come and meet your daughter.' It's still the biggest thrill of my life. There's nothing quite like it. And my daughter (who has six children of her own) is still the most important person in my life.
If you're interested in this, I highly suggest you check out the song Altay by the group Otyken and Ummet Ozcan. They're from Siberia and Turkey. It has a similar vibe to this, but much more energy. I have zero clue what is being said in the song, but it is one of the coolest songs I have ever heard.
Eihwar is good too ^^
Sounds like Viking's soundtrack
Love your voice
Noice as always Heidi
You should check out the live performance of this
Take a look at various live versions
highly recommended Traust at the Red Rock Amphitheatre
please do more heilung, there are great. also live.
Everyone's interpretation will be slightly different. With that said, here's my take. But I have to say this. At 3:53, you looked away from a pivotal point. The girl healed a dead bird.
Look at how the girl interacts with nature. She loves it. As she is holding the bird, she may be praying to the woman holding a child, Gaia? But, as an adult, she tried to dominate nature.
Watch the video of the story of Heilung. its incredible
Okay, you did not get a thing...typical Amarican i would say. Greetings from Germany.
I love that you insult me, then say "greetings." Like, oh are we being friendly now? HAHA
05:09 No Deer - Bison (;
No it is a moskus oxe…
Should try to react to Wardruna - Grá/Lyfjaberg and Eivør Pálsdóttir: Tròdlabùndin (Trøllabundin) - 10.08.13, Matoma - It šat duolmma mu (Hver gang vi møtes | TV 2). Search for my Medieval 'Neofolk playlist' on spotify, A Tergo Lupi - Fade Under
We'll make a pagan of you yet Heidi. There are strange aspects, it is full of mutual respect for what is between you and your Gods, mutual respect for humans and animals, a desire to protect all of the Earth and yeah- No priests or pastors telling you the word of a God. That is between you and, in my case, Her.
watch, it live .....
Hey ❤❤
You should watch Vikings
Oh I loved that show!
Some of the old beliefs are done very well in this video - giving respect to things the Old Norse would have done with a birth during an eclipse. You see, in Norse mythology, there are two wolves, offspring of Fenrir who chase the Sun and the Moon... one named Skoll, is a personified wolf riding her chariot across the sky in chase of the Sun. Her brother, Hati the Warg, performs the same chase at night in pursuit of the Moon. If they happend to catch each other... then they fear that Ragnarok approaches... the end times.
Yet, during this time, miracles can occur....
Now, it's said, children born during this time possess powers that allows them to shapeshift into various animals or breathe life into dying bird.
Heilung does a great job of giving life to the old Poetic Edda... their videos do such a great job of springing them to life.
There's something very wrong with your settings because the program you're using is trying to constantly keep the decibel level at a constant level, which obviously kinda ruins the song and seriously damages the quality.
I just wanna touch grass... ✌
Where does the name "HeilHeidi" actually come from - in Germany it sounds a bit disturbing... you can imagine why...
it's not rap it's a story you just weren't watching...
Rap tells stories. I was asking about the music style, not the meaning.