Heilung | LIFA - Alfadhirhaiti LIVE | Reaction

[@QuayNemSorr]

They are calling upon Odin. The Allfather. Mentioning his ring Draupnir, his horse Sleipnir, his Wolves Gere and Freki and his ravens Hugin and Munin, and then chant all the different names he is known by.

[@Jalkr]

He's got 204 heitir. This is barely scratching the surface.

[@fuccu2x]

You know your history

[@jerrywemhoff]

@@fuccu2x Fairy fucking tales. Have fun with your cosplay while modern nazis use your favorite music as a platform. See you at Burning Man!

[@peterknutsen3070]

Not all of his names. Only a few of them.

[@Judymoe]

They use ancient languages, and interpretations of runes. They also use ancient instruments (combined with modern instruments), most of which they make themselves. They also use bones, animal skin drums, etc. The vocal thing is throat singing. If you like throat singing, you should check out "The HU", a Mongolian band that uses traditional instruments and throat singing to create modern songs. Heilung is worthy of a deep dive. Read up a bit on their approach, and listen to them. Then, just sit back and FEEL them. Don't be scared; unless you're trying to go to war against them. :) Also: Heilung is doing the soundtrack to Senua's Saga 2, and did a live performance at The Game Awards show. Thanks for your reaction.

[@gavinrolls1054]

"use" is a bit of a stretch there lol

[@bearislandjosh5279]

If you like the Hu, check out Tengger Calvary. They're Mongolian and use Mongolian instruments and throat singing and melodies, combined with metal music. I liked them much more than the Hu, but the lead singer killed himself a few years back. They were a fantastic band.

[@Silasssssssss]

These 'ancient instruments' aren't technically correct and this music doesnt sound anything like ancient nordic music

[@Sleeps_End]

Don't forget they use human bones too. :)

[@serenshadow89]

Bit of a hardcore introduction for Heilung. lol. This is one of their more aggressive songs, at least in sound. The song is not aggressive in context though, I assure you... rather religious and spiritual, actually. (see my copy and pastes below for more info.) Please check out more. Heilung is a human and spiritual experience in the form of music. And very meditative if you let yourself fall into it. A wonderful mix of folk, metal, and tribal music! I recommend the LIFA concert, you can find it on full on their yt channel. But if you don't want to commit to a concert, I highly recommend: Anoana (theres a music video) In Maidjan (live from LIFE concert) Othan (live from LIFA concert) Norupo (theres a music video) *-per wikipedia* Heilung is an experimental folk music band made up of members from Denmark, Norway, and Germany. Their music is based on texts and runic inscriptions from Germanic peoples of the Iron Age, and Viking Age. Heilung describe their music as "amplified history from early medieval northern Europe". Their music is usually about Germanic deities, The Jǫtnar, and valkyries. "Heilung" is a German noun meaning "healing" in English. *Per Songtell-* Meaning of Alfadhirhaiti by Heilung "Alfadhirhaiti" is a song by Heilung that speaks of the many names of the gods of Norse mythology. The song speaks to an appreciation of the ancient beliefs and folklore from which these Gods are derived. The song is a call to remember and remember the blood lines and interconnectedness that existed between the people of these ancient belief systems and the deities that were attributed to them. The song also serves as a reminder that although beliefs have changed over time, the love for these gods still lives on. The names mentioned in the song are associated with a variety of Norse gods, with each name alluding to a specific aspect or feature of the God in question. *per lyricstranslate -* Names of the Allfather (Alfadhirhaiti) Dripper, Greedy, Ravenous, Slippy, Swaying one Hail, Hail, Hail I dedicate to the spear, Gagaga, Gagaga, Gagaga I yell resoundingly Thought, Memory, And he's called Allfather Mighty Thuler, Wise one, Striver, Wolfspeaker, Welcomed one, Pale one, God of witches, Inciter, Cheiftain, Readhead, Hooded one, Wandwielder, Famous lord, God of the hanged, Nebulizer, Needed one, Yulefather, Evenhigh, Attacking rider, Allfather, Victory tree, Father of victory, One with a missing eye, God with painted shield, Flashing eye, Shieldshaker, Leader of the crowd, One with knowledge, Shaggy-cloack wielder, Guardian of secrecy, Terible one and Stormy one.

[@jasonmoyer4325]

they are singing in eldar futhark right? on occaasion i can pick out some the words and it sounds like elder futhark

[@Mek_Alenes]

​@@jasonmoyer4325 Old Norse is the language. Elder Futhark is not a language, it's the name of a Rune alphabet that was used before the viking age. 😉

[@DatDamnLlama]

Or...just Odin lol So many names So much awesome

[@jimijones7546]

This is pure energy for people like us. The lyrics are things that belong to Odin and also his names, his "Kenningar".

[@Silasssssssss]

@@jimijones7546 you do know this music has nothing to do with Nordic history aside from MAYBE the contents of the lyrics?

[@jimijones7546]

@@Silasssssssss I was referring to this song, so there is nothing wrong in my comment.

[@Silasssssssss]

@@jimijones7546 Plenty wrong with folk thinking Heilung is somehow related to anything Nordic or pagan

[@jimijones7546]

@@Silasssssssss Plenty wrong with people who believe they know everything better and have to teach others online. I honestly don't care what you think you know

[@Silasssssssss]

@@jimijones7546 Stay mad dweeb

[@Valhalla_Heathen]

As a Norse Pagan myself, listening to Heilung is soul music to me! I can literally meditate listening to them. ⚔️ Skål!

[@QuayNemSorr]

They are my go to for meditation and mindfulness as well. It stires something in your soul.

[@MushMouth89]

i stumbled upon them during an extremely intense journey and it changed my life.

[@gavinrolls1054]

if only heilung was actually accurate to the norse or any other germanic peoples at all

[@MushMouth89]

@@gavinrolls1054 if only people could keep their negative bs to themselves. The songs are Kai's shamanic tools to help people. It's art not a history lesson. Do you even know anything about the band?

[@Gorge-890]

Larper

[@robertarnold6192]

Being a Norse pagan and watching you come into this with no idea what to expect was awesome. I love Heilung and sometimes forget how insane they sound to people who aren't used to them. I had a similar reaction my first time.

[@nicholefoster777]

Their ceremony live is the most healing thing I’ve ever been to… Heilung was life changing for me ♥️

[@HairinM]

I feel just the same!!!

[@MikeJones-m6r]

It todays world it was a refreshing reprieve from the crushing attacks Europeans have continually suffered for the last 1000 years.

[@somthingbrutal]

welcome to pre-Christian Europe ;)

[@D0nut42]

A superior version, if I do say so myself.

[@thepalequeenkitty4595]

​@@D0nut42o yes

[@sobek]

we should return to a Pagan Europe

[@D0nut42]

@sobek I'm sure the rest of the world would appreciate that since *pagan* Europe never thought it deserved to take over the whole world.

[@somthingbrutal]

@@sobek apart from the occasional human sacrifice ;). pick which ever mythology you want just don't try and enforce those rules on me

[@BrianDunston-uf9rr]

A Heilung concert is a ritual, a summoning.

[@jimijones7546]

It is, saw them at the Midgardsblot. Awesom!!

[@DeadEyeCarbiner]

Saw them two days ago in Milwaukee. Long time fan, first time ritual and wow, was I unprepared.

[@r9nx714]

I saw them last night at red rocks amphitheatre. Absolutely unbelievable performance, and the venue supported their sound so much

[@Hip-Gnosis1134]

@@r9nx714I saw them in Worcester Massachusetts a few weeks ago. No footage from that show, but I saw at the red rocks they had a native tribe come out with them, they did the same thing in Worcester with the local Nipmuc tribe. Such an awesome experience

[@darrenp2096]

The instrument Maria is using is called the ravanahatha

[@poledra1980]

Anoana, In Maidjan or Krigsgaldr is definitely a better start if you’ve never heard them before, but I love Alfadrhaitir as well - it’s definitely a vibe!

[@LunarisArts]

I"m just glad one started their jurney with this.

[@stygggian]

You took the words right out of my mouth

[@sash2884]

Krigsgaldr is both beautiful and brutal

[@jasonmoyer4325]

this song always gives me goosebumps and gets my blood pumping to the max

[@MrMrFearghal]

Lifa is the name of the album this song is from. Lifa tells the story of a village forced to defend itself and go to war because invaders have come. In the beginning of the song, they mimic the wolves Geri and Freki, and the crows Hugin and Munin who are Odin's companions.

[@jasonmoyer4325]

i also hear them mention odins horse sleipnir

[@Kez_DXX]

​​@@jasonmoyer4325Ah, yes, possibly the most well adjusted of Loki's children.

[@robertfrank6742]

ive been to 3 rituals. they sing in unspoken languages. Old Germanic, Icelandic, Proto Germanic, Norse...etc. Viking-Bronze age. You'll leave the ritual feeling overwhelmed. Very intense. Beautiful.

[@uncleuhls]

Us Heilung fans can't wait for reaction videos. It brings us back to when we first saw LIFA...here's how it goes or at least went for me...1.umm wtf is this? 2.that can't be his voice can it? 3. these people are NOT acting! and 4. we need to watch that again. Words refuse to describe the "feeling" their art brings. They will make you feel found. They will make you feel lost. You won't know exactly why but you will cry. They will make you feel loved. They will make you feel..........Human. Perhaps for the 1st time. How does music do all of that to us? Maybe it's more than just music. They are a gift.

[@MushMouth89]

they make you feel the way they do because their music and performance are pagan healing rituals.

[@thetalantonx]

This is a rather intense introduction to Heilung. There's a flow to the whole ritual/concert, and this is a high point. All the names of the All-Father (Odin), and his attributes. It's very much a warrior's chant, but in context it's like the transubstantiation of the Eucharist in a mass. It's a mystic moment.

[@RTannamal]

This is the song of my ancestors. White people were based before the Church tamed them. We had tribes and culture

[@thesanfranciscoseahorse473]

I mean ... They were also wildly violent and abusive at times. Tribal infighting, wanton sexual assault, and slavery were norms for that culture in that time. Being "tamed" by the church wasn't a bad thing. But I do think perhaps the church if the time may have gone too far in destroying some of the positive elements of the cultures beauty and art styles. Either way, it's easy to look at the beauty of ancient civilizations and forget what caused their downfalls. The Aztecs come to mind. Stunning beauty marked by profound violence and a fear based culture.

[@chrissyp930]

​@@thesanfranciscoseahorse473 oh you mean like literally every culture back then?

[@Dakotarain]

Europe had its own Gods before the god of Rome arrived

[@oellappen269]

Cringe ass, repent, believe and stop the larp.

[@nicholasbrown4109]

@@Dakotarain well, Jupiter was basically Zeus

[@marta150]

They also do beautiful more accessible music. I recommend Anoana. This one wasn't the best for a first Heilung listen

[@RavenL1337]

lol who are you to consider whitch one is better for a first listen?

[@marta150]

Do you want a reason? Or just disagreeing with me? One reason is knowing somewhat the taste of the reactor from listening to his other reaction videos. Another reason is observing his reaction. Another (but less important) is that it is less melodic so less familiar to many ears, sometimes easing into things can take you far. Note the comment of the person who said they didn't like it, saying it was very strange. @@RavenL1337

[@demonicrebellion6903]

Something to give you some context and would have made the entirety of the video no where near as scary. When they come out on stage they have a ceremony where everyone repeats this "Remember that we all are brothers (Remember that we all are brothers) All people (All people) And beast and trees (And beast and trees) And stone and wind (And stone and wind) We all descend from the one great being (We all descend from the one great being) That was always there (That was always there) Before people lived and named it (Before people lived and named it) Before the first seed sprouted (Before the first seed sprouted)" Hope this helps. Also, if you'd like to see what it looks like and experience it as a reaction or otherwise kzbin.info/www/bejne/f2WmmHd4asiDi9E

[@gnomehunter4586]

You are so right! It's very interesting and its art. But as @marthamarkusen said, this is not the most accessible music video by Heilung. This one feels a bit like a long Hakka as used by the New-Zealand rugby team. You should try the official "Anoana" video, its beautiful. Thanks for the reaction though. I loved the look of complete bewilderment on your face :) Greetz from a follower in The Netherlands

[@threxel]

Could you imagine sitting in your little town or village and in the forest is this loud war drumming and chanting from a small army? No wonder people thought Vikings where supernatural fighters.

[@kayzadgiara2690]

the drums start and my bro starts vibin like the ancient blood still in his veins. loved it

[@milaiross258]

I remember the first time I ever heard this song, all the hair on my arms stood straight up 😂

[@mortenBP]

That deep voice you heard was throatsinging and that is not for anybody, it takes some serious training to master.

[@FinalLugiaGuardian]

Imagine being an ancient roman legionary. The Roman soldiers were outright terrified by this sort of performance.

[@ryanhampson673]

Marius, why are the tree singing?

[@portiadavenport9866]

The throat singer is an actual trained Shaman his name is Kai and he was apparently brought up in the tradition. This is not the best track as a first listen to Heilung though. The music/language is proto germanic with elements of Scandinavian folklore, all lyrics taken from rune stones standing stones and cave/parchment writings. Heilung called it musical history :)

[@experimentalelemental92]

Kai rebelled against his strict Christian upbringing. Chris was raised Pagan. Maria grew up near a museum where a Viking long boat was found. All are involved in local pagan events & re-enactments.

[@hopehasnoplacehereabandona3068]

I appreciate this Man's attention, as he takes in what exactly he is being exposed to! We are the peoples of the North!! From the Land of Ice and Snow!

[@tubes-lut]

Now you are getting real bro. Many more as out there as these guys.

[@UrbanWhiteBuffaloFarm]

I ain't never heard of these guys. Sounds like a Germanic Pagan Wilderness vibe!

[@mortenBP]

Proto germanic/old norse, bronze age up to viking age. Very different, very cool, and touches onto your primal self.

[@kellyhawkes3191]

Before metal, there was stone. 😁

[@BlackDiluvian]

Fabulous reaction! Interesting to see how music, this alien, still carries you along, and with quite an impact. ❤

[@ianaustin5012]

Music of the Gods

[@palantir135]

In Maidjan, LIFA concert Othan, LIFA concert Hamrer Hippyer, LIFA concert Krigsgaldir, LIFA concert Anoana, official video Heilung is pronounced as high loong. The oo should sound like the oo in doom.

[@ladykatza]

I've been to two of their shows. They start off the show saying "Remember we are all part of the one great being, who is always there, and always has been". This song is usually played toward the end of the set because it has that trance like state of warriors going into battle. I recommend Anoana as well! The video is beautiful and it tells a story. They are based out of Norway, by the way.

[@Valhalla_Heathen]

Maria Franz the main singer is from Germany but now most of the band resides in Denmark 🇩🇰

[@ladykatza]

@@Valhalla_Heathen I remember her saying something about that when she did an interview with The Charismatic Voice

[@experimentalelemental92]

@@Valhalla_Heathen Maria is from Norway. Chris is from Denmark. Kai is German xx

[@ForEverKath]

@@Valhalla_Heathen Maria is Norwegian.

[@heathert5455]

No kidding, I am watching this from my phone and I'm going in and out of a trance...must be the drumming.

[@oystersnag]

Please check out Anoana from Heilung. Please. It's more up your alley and absolutely beautiful to listen to.

[@TreyXanthean-c5h]

This IS the EUROPEAN Soul!

[@bud389]

Germanic.

[@thetalantonx]

11:01 - It's powerful, but it doesn't need to be scary. I'm not denying your experience, only trying to invite you in to check it out. I find the scary/power mix on par with a performance of the Haka, or Native American drum circles and dancing.

[@The1rust]

These are the Proto-Germanic people who made Roman Legions disappear in a forest and why, to this day, Romans start to sweat when the nearby bushes start rustling.

[@sandiewells8697]

I absolutely love this. I love near York in England and we see these cloths all the time. I was born a Yorkshire person and to have the sound of what it could have sounded like before they go to war. This ate a was know as Danelaw and was run by Norse people. It was fascinating to hear it xxxxx

[@peterdawson2403]

The one instrument is a Talgaharpa, ( horse hair harp).

[@experimentalelemental92]

Ravanahatha

[@peterdawson2403]

@experimentalelemental92 , I saw both. If you like the ravanahatha check out Wolf Totem by Hu. They are amazing!

[@MilitaryDog.]

All the white reactors: “Beautiful, great costumes and traditional instruments” All the black reactors: 😳😐 “wtf is this, This is scary” It gives me God of War vibes.

[@emr3306]

I just discovered Heilung and also your reaction video! 😅 I feel you so much...the first time, I had to stop Alfadhirhaiti since I was too scared!

[@user-mb2xe5eo8b]

It is very good Nordic Music my Cocojumbo friend.

[@ogrehaslayers605]

Another Norse Pagan here. Thank you so much for doing a reaction to this! You did alright with some of your pronunciations too! Some 😜 Great video and commentary thought 👍

[@rivertam7827]

Lol who requested this as an introduction to Heilung? You doing everyone dirty. I personally love this, but it's not the most accessible of their tracks. Try Krigsgaldr or In Maidjan, you'll love Maria's vocals.

[@AreYouKittenMeRtNow]

Threw him right in the deep end with no life jacket 😂😂 but he made it through ok lol, hope he checks out what you recommended

[@carollalicker]

I love these guys! Pronounced high lung. : )

[@djzarcasm4028]

This band's music will be the soundtrack to Hellblade 2

[@slatooy]

Hellblade 1 & 2

[@experimentalelemental92]

I was gonna comment the same. Beautiful performance at the gameawards .

[@jasontaboada6855]

@@slatooyjust Hellblade 2. They did not have any music in the first game.

[@Mingliki]

This is northern European culture. Soul moving Hail the Allfather!

[@haurg7418]

Southern european one is better tho

[@Mingliki]

@@haurg7418 "Better" is subjective

[@haurg7418]

@@Mingliki not in that case

[@Mingliki]

@@haurg7418 I disagree, so yes; subjective.

[@haurg7418]

@@Mingliki Nop

[@Dragonfly0912]

I attended their ritual almost a year ago, it was one of the most beautiful transformative experiences of my life.

[@ZeGerman211]

This is a recreation of The Battle of the Teutoburg Forest which was a military battle that took place in the year 9 AD. In the battle, an alliance of Germanic tribes won a major victory over three Roman legions.

[@sash2884]

The response about this song sounding like it’s from a video game isn’t a million miles away as Heilung composed the soundtrack for the Hellblade games

[@hhunstad2011]

I don't know if I'm terrified or the most hyped I've ever felt 😅

[@NewGoldenAgeOfTerra]

Good reaction, and I can understand that particular song feeling scary as your introduction to Heilung. You might want to go find the whole Lifa concert video and watch it from the beginning. By the time they get to that song, the viewer is initiated and can feel confident that they are friendly and the fierceness is part of the act or show.

[@ironwhistlesArt]

You must look "Krigsgaldr" - Thats a nice one ... :D

[@baskoning9896]

Very Nice! Please do 'In Maidjan' then 'Krigsgaldr', then 'Hammer Hippyer'. Then just to make sure, do the entire concert :)

[@itchydragon]

Bruh, you need to watch this entire show from beginning to end. It'll blow your mind. Heilung - LIFA full show. You won't regret it.

[@DripTiles]

Heilumg is the most angelic band ever created, they are a mix of Norwegian and German There music also is inspired by Pagen rituals that put your mind in a trance like state.

[@timmyshroyer5628]

The Blessings of the Ancients be upon you, Brother

[@QuayNemSorr]

Heilung makes me miss something I know I never had, although I don't know what it is.

[@ryanhampson673]

Its the old ways brother. They are still within all of us.

[@marthacilla]

It makes you feel free.

[@bezoticallyyours83]

The throat singing is something you would also hear in the music of Native Americans, Tibetan Buddhist Monks, and Gregorian Chanting.

[@jasonmoyer4325]

the viking in the back hammering the drums is living life

[@stmordi]

Oh wow! You pronounced it perfect! It was nice to talk to someone from Florida . You're not all god awful, all of you

[@scottyk_cdvi5650]

LOL @ 4;36. My exact reaction, vibing with the drums. Seeing HEILUNG live is an experience, both times ive seen them ive wanted to run thru a wall like the KOOL AID MAN

[@Mingliki]

Do not be scared. It is worth noting that they do have an opening ceremony that states: "Remember, that we all are brothers. All people, beasts, trees, and stone and wind. We all descend from the one great being. That was always there. Before people lived and named it. Before the 1st seed sprouted."

[@KhaziirEverflight]

This just scratches that primal part of your brain perfectly, in my opinion, that tribal bit that our instincts still reside in...

[@anitaangyal4644]

1:50 no need to be scared, they're just calling Odin to accompany the ritual The frontman is doing throatsinging, thats how he makes the sound The instrument is a very basic bowed lyra which Im pretry sure they built themselves.

[@1momification]

I have seen them live twice. Its an experience that is hard to describe and the fastest 2 1/2 hours I've ever experienced.

[@victorcaceres9603]

Processing information, Processing Information. Heilung is most certainly unique>

[@JoshuaFranklinDJ]

if you EVER have the chance, go see them live... worth EVERY PENNY

[@F-aroundandfindout76]

What an awesome introduction to these guys. Sit in the dark and just listen and feel it in your vibration.

[@kimkruse7370]

This make Me wanna raid, Maybe because I am Danish. Think the same go's for the rest of The Nordic!.😁

[@weepat5325]

The bowed instrument Maria is playing is a Ravanahatha from India.

[@raltusgaming]

My first introduction to them was Krigsgaldr. I saw this odd thumbnail in my recommendations for a few weeks before I ever gave it a listen. I've since watched the full concert video several times. It is one time I would say a ad blocker is needed. The flow gets disrupted by the ads. Of the three albums I have LIFA is by far my favorite. Another band along this line of music is Nytt Land. I think Ritual is a good place to start visually.

[@naskeri]

As Imsue other has said, Heilung mean healing. Ive suffered from depression and angst most of my life, Heilung helped me heal. True music is powerful!

[@thetalantonx]

11:24 - It wasn't in English, there's another comment below with an amazing explanation and transcribed lyrics translation.

[@ronbird121]

i just love how every one from any culture is vibin to it.

[@gumtri]

so youtube recommend the same video. honestly same reaction and had too figure out what is going on and now im here

[@Sunshine7320-o3x]

I went to see their ritual(concert) when they came to my city. It was the most amazing spiritual experiance I have ever had.

[@benjaminacurry4867]

One has to see their show live to really get it. When I saw them they opened with a prayer from Native Americans. There was no opening act, and no encores. It was a complete show. Weird, but complete. See them live

[@thelunaraussystem1729]

Their music you don't need to understand to feel it. I'm surprised you started with this one lol. Krigsgalder, anoana, narupo or othan by heilung check those out. Listen to a few more by them see what you think when you hear more range and vocals

[@nemetonbrewing]

These are our European forefathers... Amazing to be at a their concerts...

[@roddiener1235]

Your western music paradigm just blew up in your face.

[@IsaacKing-rx7kf]

The words at the beginning translate to i give my life to the spear of the all father basically saying they will never give up till they go to Valhalla

[@candyfloyd1490]

awesome review brother, thank you.

[@warlord5295]

Several tribes had war chants like this all over the world. Most notable was the mauri tribes. Australian Aboriginals had an impressive war dance as well. The norse and germanics would do something similar while blowing horns pounding on drums howling roaring, and from what written records say, they may have done throat singing as well the name of the game was breaking enemy morale. You can do that by destroying something they care for, killing someone important or making the fight harder for them and soldiers who are scared shirtless of berserkers ulfhednar jofar jomsvikings huskarls varangians and a whole hird of angry viking at your doorstep.

[@jantz01]

This is really cool.

[@tomishabee]

I know several people have suggested it, but I would recommend Anoana or Norupo from them.

[@Sagan_Starborn]

I get gooseflesh listening to this. I imagine the Frankish farmers hearing this coming off the longboats and involuntarily adding to their pile of fertilizer.

[@dionlarsen10]

Skål 🍻 Healing for all 🤟🏼🔉🔊❤️

[@slatooy]

Heilung made the music for Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice, and Hellblade 2

[@VEN0M167]

Man, I want to thank Spotify for an amazing song. Also, u should react to Danheim . Skugga🥰

[@lucasunderhill9974]

imagine being a watch tower guard in 1050 ac and listening to this on the woods;

[@GamingPiper]

That low scartchy rough tone is old norse throat singing. The mongolians have a similar traditional singing style (check out the band "the hu")

[@Roguewarrior37]

This is an invocation to Odin that was sung before going into battle for a good battle that they be abke to get to Valhalla

[@tspin9983]

0:08 you just poked me in the eye

[@jeffbrund]

Pumping for battle

[@Donnies_lil_ding_ding]

On PlayStation five. Or four. …and five. I have no idea why I love how you said that so much.

[@monsterenergyaxe]

Listening to this while lifting way to heavy weights. You should try it. Get swole.

[@katemccrea6963]

Believe it or not, they're great to meditate or do yoga to.