So amazing!🤍🫂 Thank you. The White Springs are so inspiring, it’s making me wish to use where I live as a place for this.
@heathercrihfield359952 минут бұрын
I appreciate you! This was very helpful
@darkespeon64Сағат бұрын
Screw historically accurate just celebrate the season
@sun_of_0din2 сағат бұрын
I have found mine in the woods near where I live, many years of good and bad days have been spent there, Love the video
@RichardBRiddick-n7x2 сағат бұрын
Safe space? Bro. 😂
@ZackaryMitts3 сағат бұрын
The outro song is something I’d like to know.
@Autorange8884 сағат бұрын
Jacob. I don't think Neolithic people, the builders of large stone circles, had a religion. Rather, it is likely they had a cosmology, such is confirmed by the orientations of stone circles, dolmens, and other monuments, the later Celts/Gauls knew the same orientations.
@escandolosoamargo5 сағат бұрын
So, Boudicca was not a 'druidess', she was a tribal leader. Brigid was not a 'druidess', she was a Goddess initially, later a Christian saint who may or may not have been a real person.
@merseydave15 сағат бұрын
I am a Pagan yet I do not have a preference to any one influence ... I recognize all the sabats wheel of the year.
@cervo52246 сағат бұрын
Duuuude what is that hair
@stanleywilliams44297 сағат бұрын
Fire is the essential spark of life, blessed be!
@Ostblock_Music8 сағат бұрын
One day a raven crashed in our property we thought it was injured but that's when i relized odin spoke to me through him...
@kylepatrickmurphy405816 сағат бұрын
Thank YULE!!!!!! lol
@gregcampwriter16 сағат бұрын
In theory, wouldn't a Norse heathen be comfortable with someone being both heathen and Christian? After all, Jesus is simply one of many available gods.
@d.l.l.657818 сағат бұрын
No. I don’t follow pagans. Christ is the only way to heaven. Why go to hell?
@ironivzed167419 сағат бұрын
you dont get to choose to become a shaman, you are born and chosen to be one. and yes there is the good shamans and bad shamans, you have to kick out the bad ones or else you will go crazy. I hope you look in Hmong Shamans, they can give you more details.
@robyn.h.20 сағат бұрын
Thanks!
@TheWisdomOfOdin9 сағат бұрын
Wow! Thank you!
@janeenbreyman21222 сағат бұрын
Thank you, thank you, thank you for what you are doing!😊
@dolphinliam888Күн бұрын
I bless Mother Earth and Father Sky everyday. Practicising Pagans are not witches. We love our planet, our trees and animals, our sun and most of all, human life. The Romans have destroyed a peaceful planet.
@alexleadbetterКүн бұрын
Did you find anything about the Neolithic farmers or the Bronze Age Beaker Folk?
@dolphinliam888Күн бұрын
You look like a true celt 😊
@mahadevvakaКүн бұрын
England
@isoisoisoiso93Күн бұрын
I’ve never been a Norse pagan before but I reached out to Freya and she came to my aid. Two nights in a row I begged for Freya’s help, offering what little I have to her - and two nights in a row I wake up having received what I pleaded for… despite the odds of them happening being extremely low. As a man I certainly feel the call toward deities like Thor and Odin - but there is no denying that Freya will be the main object of my devotion. She has shown me her way and I cannot turn from the path. I thank the Goddess for answering my prayers
@isoisoisoiso93Күн бұрын
I’ve never been a Norse pagan before but I reached out to Freya and she came to my aid. Two nights in a row I begged for Freya’s help, offering what little I have to her - and two nights in a row I wake up having received what I pleaded for… despite the odds of them happening being extremely low. As a man I certainly feel the call toward deities like Thor and Odin - but there is no denying that Freya will be the main object of my devotion. She has shown me her way and I cannot turn from the path. I thank the Goddess for answering my prayers
@DrSoundZeroКүн бұрын
It sounds like Four Visions Hape may be on to something in terms of a much healthier focus: people and intended impact instead of profit. I am rooting for this focus to remain the guiding force over time and not fall victim to the common traps of popularity/too-fast-growth/power and greed. I love hearing about this effort is different and the healing it provides. So cool!
@TheWisdomOfOdinКүн бұрын
My favorite medicine carriers are those who do everything they can to get the help back to the villages that keep these medicines and practices alive. Like you, I hope they can maintain their soul. It helped a lot for me to speak with Mariah here!
@DrSoundZero20 сағат бұрын
@@TheWisdomOfOdin ❤ Taking in this interview helped my cynical side soften a bit and my faith in humanity grew some too. Thank you so much for your work and this interview.
@KellyTyner-q2lКүн бұрын
I visited York on a driving tour from Germany where I was stationed 24 years ago in October. My family (at the time) and I had the best time there. I am Wiccan; when I went into the York Dungeon (alone, Wife and little step-daughter stayed outside) they gave me the judge's wig and had me "judge the witch." Of course, this was ironic. Once again, of course, I wasn't going to let that witch not burn. "Burn the witch!" We went to the "King's Arms Pub" that night. Two days later, as we were driving West from Newcastle Upon Tyne, a huge storm blew in that ended up flooding us down in Swindon. That storm made the "pub that floods" hit it's highest mark ever. All the sheep that we had walked with at Avebury were culled as we were driving back to Germany; this was due to "mad cow" precautions. Maybe England would be better off if I didn't go back (hahaha)? Cheers.
@sisukaslifeКүн бұрын
kippis ja kulaus
@alaskanorseКүн бұрын
i was raised atheist but i could always feel there was something after death. I think that when you die you can learn the unknown, your memory is all you leave behind, so be good, be loving, be kind.
@elijahwilson1422Күн бұрын
(Saint)Brigid's Day/Imbolc falls on my birthday. February 1st
@jamesofallthings36842 күн бұрын
Sick of all the cucks. This is our heritage for us.
@elizabethhauff-wr5jn2 күн бұрын
New to your channel, I'm watching your older videos. What is the tattoo on your left forearm?
@carlsiren2 күн бұрын
Honestly I think many of us (not saying the majority) living i Scandinavia and Northern Europe has a lot of the things inherited trough ancestorial DNA. I myself can really feel it in my body, the urge of being in nature. The feeling before a storm etc. The feeling of how unnatural the modern ways of life is for me. A bit ”out there”, but look up genetic memory it’s a thing. When I did my DNA-test I got 100% Northern Europe (60% Sweden/Norway and 40% Finnish), so it makes extra sense for me.
@ThisWontEndWell2 күн бұрын
If there is one common thread in English history it's York getting sacked by just about everyone... Not sure you could put a complete history of York in one video as there is too much blood spilling to cover
@reltcstone22 күн бұрын
A fascinating book you can look into is the book of oberon. Essentially a grimoire. A lot of it is written through the lens of Christianity after it was adopted but the subjects, spells, deities, tales, and how to interact with the deities and other spirits is celtic. So you kind of have to parse out the christian from the celtic as you go through it but it has a whole lot of fascinating cultural information.
@Óðinn-sonur2 күн бұрын
Your mention of cider piqued my interest. The first week I discovered and wanted to be in Heathenry, I wanted to make an offering. I really love apple cider, and it was the only thing in my fridge that night. I microwaved a cup of it, took it outside (I live in the country so I am surrounded by forest) I took it to this rock that I thought looked fit for an offering. I asked Odin to guide my path in following him, and I poured the cider on the rock. I'm a very new to Heathenry, so I probably did something wrong with the offering. I hope this has helped someone's faith :)
@luvblueybingoheeler31502 күн бұрын
Paganism sounds so much better than this whole we are above everything religion.
@toreschanke40862 күн бұрын
Pagan beliefs are not a new version of christianity of course, but it is a way of making life more beautiful and related to nature and the traditional ways...
@robhudson35113 күн бұрын
It’s possible that the River Ouse comes from an old Celtic word for Water The Rivers Usk and Wye come from this word . The original spelling of Usk is Wysg. It is the root word in Whiskey wysg E Water if life.
@ahranhancock87023 күн бұрын
Hello what is the name of the songs used in this video? Cheers
@thehuntress88503 күн бұрын
Thank you for using your KZbin influence to help others.
@martinstuart32643 күн бұрын
As @yorkshireroamers said, the River Ouse (3:278) is pronounce 'ooze', and I'm surprised you couldn't find 'any significance to the river's name'. It's one of our commonest names for (usually large, slow-flowing) rivers... there are several River Ouses in the east of England, and it is simply derived from the word for 'udso' which meant 'water', just as our other commonest river name, Avon, is derived from the Celtic 'Afon', which simply means 'river'.
@FredScuttle456Күн бұрын
Correct. That's why there are several different rivers called "Avon". "Beck" is the old name for a little stream. Purbeck in Dorset was known for lots of pure streams.
@Aethuviel3 күн бұрын
"All of us have indigenous roots" Yes! 🌲
@markeddowes14673 күн бұрын
You're a very good presenter, I'm impressed....
@thewolfgirloracle3 күн бұрын
I LOVE Four Visions Hape! It has been the most effective for me out of all the "brands" I have tried. It is clear to me that there is so much intention and sacredness put into their products. There is so much truth in the gaining of wisdom through spiritual journeys, but for those journeys to be connected and sacred we MUST heal ourselves FIRST. I am finding that the transmission of wisdom of my power animals and ancestors has become so much more in focus as I heal Mind/Body/and Spirit. I also have more effective communications with the Gods. Walking away from the Western intention for manifestation (greed, selfishness, consumption, and constant revolving debt, fear of scarcity, etc.) and reawakening a connection with the Earth and Universe has been thee best decision I have made! Thank you for this amazing conversation!
@TheWisdomOfOdin3 күн бұрын
So excited for us to meet up again! We will have so much to talk about 😂 glad you enjoyed this talk. I'm listening to it again myself. Loved every second of the conversation
@sun_of_0din3 күн бұрын
once again, another great video my friend, love all of them, SKOL
@TheWisdomOfOdin3 күн бұрын
Glad you enjoyed it!
@sun_of_0din2 күн бұрын
@TheWisdomOfOdin it's a crap shoot, but you made my path understandable and easy to get to where I am with all of your videos over the years,if I ever got to actually talk to you it would make my day,keep up all the good work
@KnifeCursed3 күн бұрын
The federal response to this has been horrible. I’m proud to see my fellow Americans helping.
@OldGoolekid3 күн бұрын
Nah then Jacob. Glad to see tha got to see ‘towd Yorkshire. Tis God’s own country! ‘As thee ever heard of the Flixton Werewolf or The Hexham heads? Worth a look if thou hasn’t. Regards
@erprofessore97793 күн бұрын
I guess Odin was a Have 'em all...
@mehyubu3 күн бұрын
Honestly, when I left Christianity for another religion, I felt so lost. I studied and studied until I found my truth. I have many friends who are pagan, Wiccan, witches, etc. And honestly, they are some of the nicest people I've known.