Hávamál - The Words Of Odin The High One - Ancient Viking Wisdom Audiobook

[@LarfleezeOrangestein]

This is extremely good advice. All who have come here, good luck on your journey. We are all here are more alike than we imagine simply for stumbling to or looking for this.

[@brandondavis6276]

I appreciate your blessings. I will carry them with care. I return unto you the same protection you give of. ❤️🤘

[@msshaffer5]

Thanks much for the blessings. Peace, love, and light be unto you as well. This is a never ending journey, we have all been here since the beginning of time and shall be forever and ever. Blessings be upon all of those on the journey to light and true wisdom, the key is inside each and everyone of us. There’s nowhere our conscious cannot take us. 💗🥰 Til we cross paths again ✌🏽❤

[@msshaffer5]

@@brandondavis6276 Blessings to you as well, may you find what it is your soul seeks. ❤

[@Caesar_1415]

I agree, well said!!

[@benmerritt6895]

I am very new on seeking this journey. I hope to find peace within myself. I feel connected to this in so many ways. Any advice on how to start is very welcomed.

[@ragnartheruthless3226]

May the gods provide strength and wisdom to all. have a wonderful day 😊

[@Albie_SOHR]

May the gods look kindly on you my brothers and sisters. May the Norns bless you with a strong long life thread

[@carlosbarrientos7915]

I've always felt like I lived by these words all my life, though I was raised Christain I never felt a true connection. But now as a recently new believer in Norse-Paganism and truly believe in the words of Odin, I believe in the power of Thor and the love of Freyja and all the other God's that have watched over me through my thick and thin; I'm coming up on 11 months sober from Crystal Meth/Heroin/Crack and they were there, all the time. And now I live in Nature and work at a bait shop and was thinking of giving the God's an offering. Well, a kid came by wanting to buy a handful of minnows for his pet turtle I just gave them to him for free. His mother said "say thanks Odin." Yeah the kid's name was Odin.

[@blacksamuraigod5095]

that's good to hear see you in Valhalla my Norse pagan brother❤❤❤

[@josephpercy1558]

Ironically, it was the Christians who preserved the words of the High One. They preserved these words of wit because they believed in them. Anything that was beneficial in paganism to Christianity was incorporated into the Church.

[@brandonmullins7849]

@@blacksamuraigod5095 we'll be in hel unless we die in battle

[@HA-jh3cg]

Did you see 2 ravens fly overhead shortly after?

[@astartes9646]

​@@brandonmullins7849or join Freya 🤔

[@raystargazer7468]

These are some of the most lucid, no bs wisdoms i ever heard. Grateful for these to have survived history for us. May you all walk with open eyes brothers! :D

[@retroliftsprs]

The lord of wisdom. Odin represents our own sentience. The ability to learn and comprehend and create.

[@masterlee9822]

Animals are all about exploiting nature, humanoids species are just better at it. Fingers ,legs and more advanced brains. Bipeds are not in a state of genetic advancement but the opposite, We are less intelligence then hundreds of years ago. We simple managed to stock pile knowledge ,have a way to access it and add to the pile. Most progress of useful knowledge is created by a small portion of the population and manufactured by much larger portions of the populations. The few possible ways we may be able to swing things back in a positive direction may require destroying nature, forcing us to survive using technology, resources and artificial structures. Last period where humanoids show some manner of genetic advancement was during the ice age using primitive tools with a extremely high death rate of adults and children. The wolf weed the slowest deer, remove the predators for enough generations and the deer become less fleet of foot. The deer who are to slow or don't behave right die again and again, one of the reason female deer abandon fawns when in danger. Cats used to kidnap fawns and use them to spring traps on their mother. Cats rarely use this hunting method anymore. Rare for it to work anymore. The deer gives into its fear and runs. the reproduction and destruction of genes. A selective process. Some survive to produce and others do not, the surviving deer will continue to produce even after the fawn is eaten creating a new fawn to take its place. humanoids need more knowledge to survive then a deer. Giving away all its advantages for a larger brain and the ability to create tools, humanoids need both the knowledge of creating and the knowledge of foes and dangers to survive. A good parent gives them such knowledge, giving them some ability to survive until becoming wiser. Humanoids biggest foe is not a bear or a jungle cat but other humanoids. Mans greatest enemy is man. Criminal doctors, gangs, corrupted governments , jealous hate freaks are all major threats.

[@parmykumar8592]

" In the Vedic language we have the foundation, not only of the glowing legends of Hellas (Greece), but of the dark and sombre mythology of the Scandinavian and the Teuton" (Professor Cox, Mythology of the Aryan Nations, I., 52, 53).

[@chivalrousjack]

...and we very much respect and appreciate this contribution to society. It's rather interesting, how over the last 3000 years, Indo-European cultures and spiritualities have starkly diverged. Hindu spirituality of course being: world rejecting (seeking to escape this life 'cycle'), and Northern Tradition being of course: World Accepting (perfectly content in this world).

[@monkeymoment6478]

@@chivalrousjack I would say that’s not broadly Hindu, that’s more Buddhist and Vedantic line of thought to be world denying. Hinduism, the main denominations anyway (Vaishnavas, Shaivites, etc.) still hold some of those life affirming “aristocratic” aryan values and traditions, although they have adopted some traditions and values from the pre-aryan inhabitants of India, who were theorized to be more ascetic and passive. Northern tradition and broadly Germanic tradition affirms life, and let’s man understand his place in nature and in the universe, and views everything around us as inherently spiritual and in some cases worthy of reverence, full of life, not mere flawed matter to be rejected.

[@chivalrousjack]

@@monkeymoment6478 Fascinating.

[@parmykumar8592]

@@chivalrousjack The Indo/european culture is a continuation of the ancient Vedic culture which spread across the Aryan lands of the Middle East, across the Bosphorus river and throughout Europe and the British Isles. The classic Greco/Roman empire, the Norse, the Celtic and the Slavic races are all remnants of an ancient culture which spread from Vedic shores. ~ Veda describes a populated universe maintained by gods and goddesses who serve as empowered representatives of an all powerful Supreme being. The home of these gods is known as “Meru” a cosmic axial mountain upon which the gods dwell. The Greeks named it “Mount Olympus” and amongst the Norse we find their gods dwelling upon the mountain of “Asgarde”. ~ “Asgarde” is from “Aesir” meaning the “gods” which is from the Sanskrit root “asu” meaning “spirit” and “Asura” meaning “divine” the “divine gods”. The second part of the name is from the Sanskrit “grha” meaning “home” “domestic” “grasping” hence “Asgarde” is formed from Sanskrit meaning “the home ( grha ) of the gods ( asura )”. ~ The King of “Asgarde” the god of the Norse is “Odin” a name which seems to come from “Woden” the Old Saxon god of the wind. “Woden” is the Indo/euro root “wa” meaning to “blow” its source being the Sanskrit “va” meaning to “blow” as seen in the Vedic god of the wind “Vata”. ~ The German storm god “Woden” was known as “Wode” a simple evolution as “V” becomes “W” and “T” becomes “D” hence the Vedic god of the wind “Vata” becomes the German god of the wind “Wode” and the Old Saxon “Woden” immortalised as the fourth day of the week “Wednesday” and a name which becomes “Odin” the god of the Norse and the King of “Asgarde”. ~ The wife of “Odin” is “Frigg” the Queen of heaven and the goddess of love, her name meaning “beloved” “loving” “wife” its source being the Sanskrit “priya” meaning “beloved” “loving” “wife” and just as “Woden” is immortalised as “Wednesday” the goddess “Frigg” becomes “Friday”. ~ “P” becoming a European “F” is a common theme as seen in the Sanskrit “priya” becoming “free” and “friend” the Sanskrit “pitr” becoming “father” the Sanskrit “panca” becoming “five” and the Sanskrit “pluta” becoming “float” and similarly “priya” becomes the Norse goddess “Frigg”. ~ Hence we have “Asgarde” which is Sanskrit, we have “Odin” the King of “Asgarde” which is most probably Sanskrit and we have “Frigg” the wife of “Odin” which is definitely Sanskrit, a reflection of how the ancient Sanskrit language is found throughout the Norse civilisation of Europe. ~ " The primitive West Europeans had called the god “Wodenaz” this later developed into Wuotan (Old High German) and Wodan (Old Saxon). It is generally believed that he was first thought of as a sky deity, perhaps a wind or storm god with great wisdom and with some sort of powers over life and death. This may be evidenced by the derivation of Wodenaz from an Indo-European word, parent also of the Sanskrit vata and the Latin ventus, both meaning 'wind'. He could be compared to the Hindu Lord of the Wind, Vata, and the German storm giant Wode." - Buckland's Book of Saxon Witchcraft - Raymond Buckland.

[@ryanm7832]

As a male who has always been really shy and socially awkward, I feel like a lot of these observations are things that men have to just figure out on their own in order to really understand and use it practically. Some males learn it early on and they seem normal when they get into courting age, but for late bloomers, nerds, shy guys, etc it takes much longer. I was always oblivious to those nonverbal cues women use to indicate interest or intent, so I was rarely successful in my dating endeavors. But looking back, I realize I was actually the "mysterious, charming, smart guy" whenever I wasn't trying so hard. Even women I thought to be way out of my league were interested in me whenever I'd just relax and stop giving a shit what anyone thought. Any topic I'm knowledgeable of and interested in I can talk about passionately, and I love sharing knowledge with others, so that was usually how I unintentionally acted like myself because when I'm thinking or sharing info, I'm not thinking about romance at all so I don't try to be suave or anything else that could be construed as fake. I also have BPD, so that played a big role in my awkwardness and lack of dating in my teens and twenties, because I tend to naturally apply negative connotations to other people's reactions and would end up basically blind to anything less direct than a woman telling me to my face,"Let's have sex". I remember how frustrated I'd get when people would say "just be yourself", because I don't even know who that is/was (identity problems are common in cluster B disorders), but as I've aged, experienced more, observed more, and studied more, I eventually realized these things. There's some advice that just can't be passed on, or maybe it's that some people just can't apply some advice until they learn the hard way. But to any frustrated young men that may read this, you'll figure it out eventually. Just enjoy life, live in the present, and focus on bettering yourself, and everything else will fall into place. Don't try so hard romantically; try hard everywhere else (school, work, health, etc).

[@fenrir4592]

Building road in the wilds of northern Alberta and greatly enjoying this as the work is getting done Hail to the Gods and the ancestors The tru folk will always overcome

[@AltrusianGraceMedia]

Skol!

[@PutinsMommyNeverHuggedHim]

What’s tru folk

[@michaeldoerksen2841]

​@@PutinsMommyNeverHuggedHim Good eye... Glad I wasn't the only one who spotted that.

[@kevingreywolf6003]

The prayer one

[@hollyhood8654]

Much love my brothers and sisters 💞

[@Fylgjumaðr]

"For when I became silent, I was able to listen." - Óðinn.

[@AltrusianGraceMedia]

Please consider supporting my work by downloading the full audiobook and music at altrusiangrace.bandcamp.com/ CHAPTERS: 00:00:37 - Wisdom For Wanderers And Counsel To Guests 00:20:17 - Maxims for All Men 00:22:59 - Lessons for Lovers 00:24:19 - Odin's Love Quests 00:26:12 - Odin's Quest after the Song Mead 00:28:30 - The Counseling of the Stray-Singer 00:37:47 - Odin's Quest after the Runes 00:40:21 - The Song of Spells

[@therussiancomicbookgeek]

Words of Odin!!!

[@ilovebacon304]

Hail Odin!

[@GregoryGodfear]

Hurra... Once i spent a time listening to the wise uttering of a Youtubian content creator... And once i did i find myself dwelling in this place time after time... For the fruits at this place is good for eating... 👍

[@krissyramsey3934]

Indeed, wise and brave listner

[@jenaosborne4558]

So excited! I was hoping they would do this one!

[@jenaosborne4558]

Do the prose edda too

[@astartes9646]

Listen to this almost every day... It has done nothing but good tomky life... Truly has been a Boon

[@robgau2501]

How appropriate that I'm here first for this one.

[@jamesclayton6026]

Drank some mead from my horn and listened to this. Odin talking about drinking made me glad i only drink once a week hahahaha

[@volarex4178]

This is underrated. I’m more into Gnostic texts but these publishing’s are making me more open to new types of ancient texts

[@Fylgjumaðr]

"For when I became silent, I was able to listen." - Óðinn.

[@brokentrinity4141]

Broken Trinity highly supports the words of Odin up high... Our songs we dedicate to the ways of the wise ones of old, even in modern day spiritual minded thinking we need to understand the ideologies of our ancestors... Hail Odin!

[@Yedarthyn]

These are wise words to live by. Praise the All-Father for his compassion. SKAL! May your years be always fulfilled and plenty. Be safe all.

[@Caesar_1415]

Wise words from the high one! I do appreciate listening to the Allfather! Hail Odin!!! Thank you for uploading this to youtube!!

[@brennansmith6474]

This is the best thing i 👂 in a long time

[@chivalrousjack]

Thank you for this very well composed video.

[@volarex4178]

Loving how you change your voice with each book. Great work again my friend!

[@az_ofc5532]

Words spoken with truth. Knowledge through sacrifice, Wisdom through living. The North Calls to All. Follow the Northern Passage and return home

[@luke144]

Artful narration thank you for posting this!

[@austinnewby9666]

O man this is going to be DOPE! Thank u so much for including some Poetic Edda. Thank you so much.

[@magnet8185]

have em' all

[@novadirector]

Amazing. Thanks!

[@PeacepixysAlchemy09]

Really enjoyed hearing this. Thank you!!

[@monkeywritingshakespeare9744]

Perfect

[@parmykumar8592]

The Indo/european culture is a continuation of the ancient Vedic culture which spread across the Aryan lands of the Middle East, across the Bosphorus river and throughout Europe and the British Isles. The classic Greco/Roman empire, the Norse, the Celtic and the Slavic races are all remnants of an ancient culture which spread from Vedic shores. ~ Veda describes a populated universe maintained by gods and goddesses who serve as empowered representatives of an all powerful Supreme being. The home of these gods is known as “Meru” a cosmic axial mountain upon which the gods dwell. The Greeks named it “Mount Olympus” and amongst the Norse we find their gods dwelling upon the mountain of “Asgarde”. ~ “Asgarde” is from “Aesir” meaning the “gods” which is from the Sanskrit root “asu” meaning “spirit” and “Asura” meaning “divine” the “divine gods”. The second part of the name is from the Sanskrit “grha” meaning “home” “domestic” “grasping” hence “Asgarde” is formed from Sanskrit meaning “the home ( grha ) of the gods ( asura )”. ~ The King of “Asgarde” the god of the Norse is “Odin” a name which seems to come from “Woden” the Old Saxon god of the wind. “Woden” is the Indo/euro root “wa” meaning to “blow” its source being the Sanskrit “va” meaning to “blow” as seen in the Vedic god of the wind “Vata”. ~ The German storm god “Woden” was known as “Wode” a simple evolution as “V” becomes “W” and “T” becomes “D” hence the Vedic god of the wind “Vata” becomes the German god of the wind “Wode” and the Old Saxon “Woden” immortalised as the fourth day of the week “Wednesday” and a name which becomes “Odin” the god of the Norse and the King of “Asgarde”. ~ The wife of “Odin” is “Frigg” the Queen of heaven and the goddess of love, her name meaning “beloved” “loving” “wife” its source being the Sanskrit “priya” meaning “beloved” “loving” “wife” and just as “Woden” is immortalised as “Wednesday” the goddess “Frigg” becomes “Friday”. ~ “P” becoming a European “F” is a common theme as seen in the Sanskrit “priya” becoming “free” and “friend” the Sanskrit “pitr” becoming “father” the Sanskrit “panca” becoming “five” and the Sanskrit “pluta” becoming “float” and similarly “priya” becomes the Norse goddess “Frigg”. ~ Hence we have “Asgarde” which is Sanskrit, we have “Odin” the King of “Asgarde” which is most probably Sanskrit and we have “Frigg” the wife of “Odin” which is definitely Sanskrit, a reflection of how the ancient Sanskrit language is found throughout the Norse civilisation of Europe. ~ " The primitive West Europeans had called the god “Wodenaz” this later developed into Wuotan (Old High German) and Wodan (Old Saxon). It is generally believed that he was first thought of as a sky deity, perhaps a wind or storm god with great wisdom and with some sort of powers over life and death. This may be evidenced by the derivation of Wodenaz from an Indo-European word, parent also of the Sanskrit vata and the Latin ventus, both meaning 'wind'. He could be compared to the Hindu Lord of the Wind, Vata, and the German storm giant Wode." - Buckland's Book of Saxon Witchcraft - Raymond Buckland.

[@avesatanas666]

Wow. Impeccable ✨

[@josephpercy1558]

It _includes_ Vedic cultural origins, but certainly does not _exclusively_ derive from it. To believe such is simply wishful thinking.

[@andrewjackson9917]

I really resonate wit tis. More and more it seem the Irish Celtic Gaelic origins seems to speak to a regressed version of the man I am to be. All the new age /old age seems to speak of opening to be more receptive, however it seems many are born with this knowledge and know not how to shield themselves from their own mind. The warrior is a warrior in all things.

[@valentinb-hh2kl]

Awesome - Amazing Video thanks ❤

[@bobbijokramm1976]

The circle 7 wise👉👑 💎 yes again another piece....as to save pearls among swing 💯🙏♾️👇🫥

[@blindi6326]

This was a great listen! But I do have to admit that I was very confused by the repeating line, "they will work thy weal if thou win'st them", because I heard weal as "wheel"... I don't know how I thought over and over that that was what was being said lol.

[@josephpercy1558]

Weal = Well-being or prosperity in modern English. ;)

[@austinnewby9666]

Kind sir with these great books. Your channel is 🔥! Never witnessed suck a library in one place. Bravo from Tennessee. You commented below asking us or someone to tell you more Norse Literature. Sir. I'm going to speak of a tale in Wich I find no equal on earth. Odin appears to men,men become wolves, a youth pulls the sword from the stone, Fafnir is fought, Brynhild sleeps in the flame awaiting some brave hero to break Odin's sleep curse( yes it's where sleeping beauty comes from. Violence,treachery,runes. The VOLSUNG SAGA! Also this Havamal. It's located in the poetic Edda book 2. Book one Odin raises a dead witch and makes her tell all the dead witch knows. We learn of the inescapabilty of FATE! WE LEARN OF RUNES. Also see Prose Edda. The saga in second half of poetic Edda is another version of the VOLSUNG SAGA. That's your BIG 3 of the Norse Bible. Many pagans see the Edda's as equal with scripture. Great channel

[@parmykumar8592]

The Kingdom of the Norse which includes "Norway" "Sweden" and "Denmark" are very much related to the Ancient Vedic culture of India as seen in their cosmology and as seen in their pantheon of gods of which the Supreme was "Odin" whose name seems to have its source in the Ancient Sanskrit language. ~ The Norse home of the gods is Asgard which seems to be Sanskrit and the King of Asgard is "Odin" a name which is from "Woden" the Old Saxon god of the wind. "Woden" is the Indo/euro root "Wa" meaning to "blow" its source being the Sanskrit "Va" meaning to "blow" as seen in the Vedic god of the wind "Vata" and "Vayu". ~ "Woden" was originally known as the German storm god "Wode" a simple evolution as the Sanskrit "V" becomes "W" and the Sanskrit "T" becomes "D" hence the Vedic god of the wind "Vata" becomes the German god of the wind "Wode" which then becomes the Old Saxon "Woden" immortalised as "Wednesday" the day of Woden and a name which seems to become "Odin" the god of the Norse and the King of Asgard. ~ "Frigg" is the wife of "Odin" the Queen of heaven and the goddess of love, her name meaning "beloved" "loving" "wife" its source being the Sanskrit "Priya" meaning "beloved" "loving" "wife" and just as "Woden" is immortalised as "Wednesday" the goddess "Frigg" becomes "Friday". ~ "P" becoming a European "F" is a common theme which is seen in the Sanskrit "Panca" becoming "five" the Sanskrit "Pluta" becoming "float" the Sanskrit "Pitr" becoming "father" and here we find the Sanskrit "Priya" becomes the Norse goddess "Frigg". ~ And so we have "Asgard" which is Sanskrit and we have "Odin" which is related to Sanskrit and we have his wife "Frigg" which is definitely Sanskrit, all of which reflects the Sanskrit and Vedic influence upon the Ancient civilisation of the Norse. ~ "The primitive West Europeans had called the god “Wodenaz” this later developed into Wuotan (Old High German) and Wodan (Old Saxon). It is generally believed that he was first thought of as a sky deity, perhaps a wind or storm god with great wisdom and with some sort of powers over life and death." Buckland's Book of Saxon Witchcraft - Raymond Buckland. ~ "This may be evidenced by the derivation of Wodenaz from an Indo-European word, parent also of the Sanskrit vata and the Latin ventus, both meaning 'wind'. He could be compared to the Hindu Lord of the Wind, Vata, and the German storm giant Wode." - Buckland's Book of Saxon Witchcraft - Raymond Buckland.

[@luke144]

Agree.🩸🔺🔻🕯️👁️☀️👁️🕯️🔻🔺🩸

[@parmykumar8592]

@@luke144 the Aryan invasion theory is BS, but the out of India theory does hold lotta evidence one being the European house mice which has it's DNA marker from India & we all know where caravans of people go their animal's follow too! ❤

[@WiseFool888]

This is stupid.

[@avesatanas666]

Wonderful explanation ✨💚 Love from india🇮🇳

[@josephpercy1558]

@@parmykumar8592 The Aryan invasion theory is not BS. Upper caste Indian society has roots in BMAC civilization, and before that it is in the Eurasian steppe. It was ancient custom for young warrior men (Koryos, Mannerbunde) to invade other tribes and become the new aristocratic elite.

[@laineymckenzie660]

The search forctruth has led me to odin Always wondered why the days of the week were of him. He even hung to a tree and pierced his own side ,sounf farmiliar ? I am a celt and proud!!!! awaiting the resurection of bandr ..The day of judgement has to come ❤

[@davidlloyd2225]

You wouldn't believe...but not myth...the gods are coming..peace and blessings

[@marinacarles9443]

Shared in my fb Thanks

[@adamzitsch9027]

Praise Odin

[@bumblebee8289]

That voice is spew worthy

[@kevingreywolf6003]

I hope it’s a prayer version!

[@jaxonbrowne1273]

Odin is a High One.

[@twocandles1108]

What music is this pleasure

[@kendrixfor3v3r]

Hail Odin The Allfather Skal

[@cillianrangarsson8636]

I am a really proud Norse from Dublin Ireland lord Odin and lord Thor are my gods I am going to do everything in my will power to get sober and stay sober I do my best every day to live by the havmal all hail the Norse gods and all hail lord Odin and all hail lord Thor all hail the allfather of Valhalla

[@BrettHollandTheJourney]

I too found Odin on my journey through sobriety. He came to me while my mind became clear. I’m ready to follow his counsel.

[@Pohatu]

Your delivery is amazing. Any chance of doing another reading without the Ye Old English, though?

[@joakimlundgren7043]

Some think the Sauron character was very inspired by Odin, the warlock aspect.

[@Z0neXDthebest]

Nah, Gandalf was tho

[@leesstonework]

Hollywood made Gandalf gay. So better is Sauron.

[@nachikitasfire1549]

Can you add the rest ? Thank you 🙏

[@nullgravity2583]

I'm making an edit, and what a deep voice saying the "cattle die, kinsmen die" quote.....but don't know where it is in this video.

[@laineymckenzie660]

You should read Manu,the man to come ! Talks all about this ,written by miguel serrano

[@gabrielvalencia76]

I wish there was one for “dummies” I don’t know some words and it just makes it confusing

[@الاسطياحمد-ز2ج]

❤❤

[@beini321]

just for the record in old norse and icelandig, man is both a woMAN and MAN,(karlMAÐUR(male) and kvennMAÐUR (female) (its like saying mankind) in old norse kind is like the englis word for race btw :)

[@oldmanbones216]

Like #1000

[@CillianRangarsson-u2h]

I am a really proud Norse pagan from Dublin Ireland lord Odin and lord Thor are my gods i am going to do my very best for the rest of my life to do the work lord Odin and lord Thor want me to do i am hoping to become a Norse pagan priest one day all hail the Norse gods of Valhalla skal I will be going to vallhalla when i die but I will earn my place in vallhalla by trying to be a better man for the rest of my life all hail lord Odin and all hail lord Thor all hail all the Norse gods of Valhalla skal

[@cillianrangarsson8636]

I mean that with respect

[@jayvanover4130]

Kinda wish this was read in a normal voice rather than the "hardcore" narrator voice. It took a hard-core legit book/poem and made it sound hardlycore . Just my opinion

[@VaknarOfeigr]

J'aimerais bien trouvé la même en Français ;)

[@leesstonework]

Salut, oui, quelqu’un devrait le faire. Le film L’Homme du Nord, était bon en français

[@raykobud]

Hail Wotan!

[@warrior-wm8vb]

I was wondering when wome norse stuff would come out

[@AltrusianGraceMedia]

If you know of others, let me know. They were more based in oral tradition as opposed to writing stuff down.

[@austinnewby9666]

Poetic Edda, Prose Edda, please consider " VOLSUNG SAGA" . IT makes that movie the northman look tame.

[@MetatronsCube7]

Sounds a lot like Thoth.

[@josephpercy1558]

That's why the Romans associated their Mercury (Greek Hermes) with Odin.

[@katrinabaird277]

Not sure I understand all these words

[@corytucker6668]

Óđinn Alfađir 🇳🇴

[@JeremyMcGuire-mq3ye]

Anybody who respects Odin is Alive in Jesus name Amen

[@AþanareiksTheGoth]

What the hell did you just say.

[@B1_1_9_7_5]

WHAT IN THE HELHEIM KIND OF BLASPHEMY DID YOU JUST SAY KEEP THE ALLFATHERS NAME OUT OF YOUR GODDAMN MOUTH!!

[@cillianrangarsson8636]

The heaven thing needs to be taken out

[@B1_1_9_7_5]

Everything the light of God touches is his kingdom even if that kingdom is already been claimed by another they will take it from us and if they can't take it they will tante it

[@bloodenraged117]

let the wisdom of the allfather guide you, but dont hold to it as law, let it inform your decisions, for every moment, in context, needs different wisdom in other words, follow the wisdom, but dont be a havamal thumper lol

[@masterlee9822]

These translations are very inaccurate and the most accurate translation sounds horrible in English and is hard on the tongue being made in its original tongue then translated.

[@ghost-nn5yv]

Could this try eny harder

[@venm5887]

I like that these words are spread, but the mother wit, there is NO MENTION OF A MOTHER IN HAVAMAL. THOSE ARE THE INTERPRETATION OF OLIVE BREA ( I am not sure of spelling), but hat was an English idiom, mother wit. HAVAMAL says mann vit=man wit, knowledge. Not try to be a smart ass, just the actual fact of the original text that is preserved.

[@osoisko1933]

What's with the didgeridoo?

[@JeremyMcGuire-mq3ye]

Jeremy Odin Scott Hammer Armstrong McGuire keeper of the souls spirits of all flesh beasts animals creatures fowls humans all in Jesus Christ Name Amen

[@janjordal9451]

Strange voice and way of speaking. I can't listen to this. Prefer reading it in a Scandinavian language

[@ldye1965]

Nope, 25 seconds in before I hear a voice, I'm out.

[@JeremyMcGuire-mq3ye]

No rest for the mind of Unworthy Men who can't claim name of Jesus Christ as Almighty God the body the entirety of the being is been no rest since birth and Death eternally

[@effigytormented]

A religion of liars and beggars are thee.

[@AþanareiksTheGoth]

Go preach your false god somewhere else.

[@AndrewJohnson-mb7oy]

Wtf is the point of translating ancient books into a form of English which nobody has spoken for hundreds of years? So that people can scratch their heads in confusion, as they try to figure out why the author would translate a book, written in a language which nobody presently speaks, into another language which nobody presently speaks? Just to waste people's time? To make yourself feel & seem smarter & deeper than you actually are? I just dont get it... 👎🏻

[@ladoboyo5452]

Voice is ridiculous. Calm down dear.

[@JayBrown-us2gi]

I spent the last 5 years of my life in prison for an horrible crime. I took a pedophile off the planet but the problem. I found with most pagans in prison. Is there just using it to spread hatred and bigotry? The the edit itself says one's brother as a brother. No matter whose mother we all come from the same stock. We're all for national, so why can't we all just get along like family? Oh, that's right, because families like constantly. That's why the world is the way it is

[@leesstonework]

Men must hold Brotherhood in high esteem and as a virtue. It is required for survival

[@SirTallstone]

This video is way too edgy.

[@sandyhill6559]

This narrator is creepy n couldve gotten a better person to narrate! Cant hack his voice! Weird! Js! 😮

[@dirkbruere]

Linked on Asatru Britain on FB

[@AltrusianGraceMedia]

Awesome! Thanks Dirk!