Heilung on what being a Pagan really means, airport woes and how one joins the Warrior Choir

[@BubblesXplode]

I've been to Heilung concerts twice, and both times it was a soul booming experience. No drugs, no alcohol, and yet still the music FLOWS through your body like a wave. Thanks for your hard work guys!

[@JoshuaSigloch]

When Anoana's music video dropped. I got chills for the first time listening to a song. It has, to this day, become my mantra that I sing and listen to whenever I feel like I need protection.

[@tenko8519]

Saw them live in Denver last November. My god it was amazing, the beat from the skin drums is intense in the best way possible. When Asja played, my body moved on its own to the beat, that is a highlight song for me. Heilung forever!

[@Witchyone74]

I loved this interview, I would love to go to the after party.

[@jefferyathon4737]

Sköl! I have not been fortunate enough to see Heilung live yet, but I know I would lose myself in that situation quite cathartically.

[@BubblesXplode]

@@jefferyathon4737 You should, just once in your lifetime, it will be worth everything :)

[@Askagoat]

Being a choir warrior would surely be a tough experience, i saw the energy those guys and ladies put in, it's insane. No wonder there are so many steps to become one.

[@destroyermaker]

I'm pretty sure Shaolin monks have less stringent requirements

[@bebop_557]

Honestly? If I saw someone who looked like Kai carrying a sword, I wouldn't even question it.

[@SleepywitchVibes]

“Have a good day sir.” Type of inner Monologue

[@IronyValue]

I just wanted to say thank you for going through the trouble to come to NZ--our biosecurity precautions are for a reason and we appreciate your understanding.

[@milaiross258]

Attended the ritual in Sydney on 10/11/24 - phenomenal. I'm still thinking about it non-stop 48 hours later.

[@Unlockerz]

I saw them in RedRock Colorodo and it was one of the best experiences Ive had in there concerts, during one of the songs called Krigsgaldar during the English portion the wind started picking up as the energy changed as I believe Odin was being called upon. Truly a magnificent performance.

[@scottkfilgo]

I was there too and it was the beginning of a deep kinship with these folks for me!

[@RavenstarZero]

This year? I was there too dude. In the beginning, light rain, clouds... Kai and Christopher start chanting and the clouds break and a gorgeous full moon is revealed. It was f@#$&*$ magical.

[@Sirenhunter5]

@@RavenstarZerocan agree. Such a beautiful performance. If they come back, I’m certainly gonna ask my friends to go again

[@HOSTISHUMANIGENERIS-b7f]

Lol

[@sara.pearl.spiritual.advisor]

That night was amazing. The rain before the show and the full moon was so atmospheric.

[@pamelakincaid7489]

I am an elder of 74, and I am in love with you guys. Just watched maybe 2 of your videos. Very moving and and really brings out the old ways. I am a pagan. Hail the gods and goddesses !!!!

[@PennyEv4]

I was amazed you had all of the antlers and skins in Australia. I'm glad you could bring everything in- the concerts were incredible.

[@blackhagalaz]

Great interview and very lovely people. Can't whait to see Heilung next month in Hamburg for the very first time ❤😊

[@giampaolomannucci8281]

So, how did it go? Had fun?

[@ThePauseMenuVlog]

I appreciate Heilung. Thank you for existing and continuing to share your music and messages

[@Vanadisir]

Still buzzing from the Moonday NZ ritual!! 💖✨ Enjoy your well earned rest after the home tour! But, Please, please come back!! 💫

[@earthquakemagoon2505]

Such a cool group of artists'! I wish I could have attended their ritual ceremony & concert in Arizona! Thank you Heilung! Skål!

[@BoundInHumanBones]

Commenting on that last part about pagans not being welcomed in a church. Last week I went to a concert of Sowulo in the Netherlands in the city of Nijmegen in the Stevenskerk (Church). Nijmegen the oldest city of the Netherlands, of Roman origin. If you don't know Sowulo, it's a Dutch pagan band with similarities to Heilung. It was such a strange yet immense experience. When they blew their Horns in a Christian Holy Place first it was as if pagans were re-claiming our place. Because their horns were so intimidating and we sat there with a little over a 100 people, assuming many of which who consider themselves pagan. Yet after there was a sense and feeling if connection. I remember my man and I say to one another "what a time to be alive, being able to perform a pagan show in a Christian church. Who would have imagined that for the last couple of centuries".

[@Btn1136]

European pagans are going to get crushed by Islam within a generation. Enjoy the larp now.

[@ArchangelGavriel]

I am a "Christian" (I use that term lightly seeing as many professing Christians don't act the way they are commanded to) and i would totally allow you guys in. Hospitality is a major point and should always be observed. From a true follower of the One Creator, blessings to Heilung. I would welcome you with open arms, brothers and sisters.

[@MrNoncomformist]

That's refreshing to read my friend. paganism, Christianity no issue it's the extremism that's the issue if it is christ which I do not think it is at all nor any pagan god I personally think it's something so far more complex yet simple than that but at the end of it I believe it's who you are. We are all brothers and sisters it's the love and what you do is the most important just like there are many ways to succeed in a single job. Just with life there are many ways to reach the final destination

[@ArchangelGavriel]

@@MrNoncomformist Thank you for the comment. The Bible reads that Jesus was always hanging around the "sinners" because those were the ones that need saving. He believed that you needed to go to the lost. If you were professing Christ, you weren't lost. But today's Christians don't care to have the lost come to them. Most are shunned from the church. They practice hate more than love. Always bashing those that don't believe in what they do. But that behavior is in direct contrary to what is actually taught. The command was to love our neighbors, not just fellow Christians. So, that is why I would accept any pagan or heathen in my home. Hospitality is a form of love. It should be practiced more.

[@aanrsshnsn]

I whole heartedly agree! Christianity and Paganism (can/ is)complimentary. If indeed all things have their being “in God” according to Christianity, the pagan nature centric perspective shows the true power and energy coming from beyond all physical form (but not without it) that is (god) the same god that is relationship itself.

[@steelmaster73]

But we must remember, Jesus did come with peace but a sword Matt 10:34​@@ArchangelGavriel

[@ArchangelGavriel]

@@steelmaster73 Ok dummy, who did Jesus hang out with more? The "Christians" of his day or the everyday average person, "sinners?" We are called to embrace our neighbors. Not attack them. You can't add sheep to the fold if you chase them off with harsh words. And they wont come near you if you are inhospitable. What happened? The world become more kind than the professing Christians. Go ahead and continue to justify your mistreatment of your fellow man, while I embrace them with kindness. Fool.

[@oldskull70]

Heilung ritual is something really intense and spiritual ! I love them ! Servvs from Austria !

[@johnmckinlay67]

I'll skip the auditions, Maria, just book me in for the afterparty !🙃 Love from Glasgow🖤

[@ianmcnutt330]

They are seriously so amazing! Absolutely love them and what they stand for

[@Witchyone74]

How beautiful, very accommodating to other beliefs , no trying to stop what other people do, acceptance and tolerance promotes peace i love Heilung.

[@heffatheanimal2200]

A mate of mine works in biosecurity in ABF (Australian Border Force). Apparently they've all been briefed well ahead of time for Heilung's tour in a few weeks because it was such a major task last time. Even people from DFAT are involved

[@Nefville]

Next year when they tour the US again I WILL BE THERE. No matter where in this country. I have not seen a ritual live and its the only thing on my bucket list. See you all there!

[@Adam.godson]

Thanks for the heads-up! I desperately want to too

[@jessjenkins5474]

Definitely do it 😊 I saw them last night here in Perth, Australia. Best concert experience ever

[@westwing23]

Ya'll are definitely my favorite band, I've gone to your ritual ceremonies in Arizona, Texas, the best of all Red Rocks Colorado. Its sad that my country is being incredibly difficult to work with for your touring requirements, but that is okay.. I need to travel to Northern Europe anyway.

[@rachelm9350]

Thanks kai! I liked your last bit. ❤

[@m.goedeker7381]

The interesting thing is that i learned more about my germanic roots as I was in germany. I live not too far away from one of the holiest sites of the druids and no one really notices around here. It shocked me as someone who learned holistic healing. Two of the last germanic tribes here kicked the romans asses but charlemange killed almost all the druids and defaced the holy sites innthe name of the catholic religion. When you study history, you get a bigger picture view of religons and what happened to the indiginous tribes in europe around the roman ages. The pagans and druids didn‘t hate any religon. They wanted to worship and live in peace, not being someone elses slaves. I think everyone can relate to that…

[@ericcook378]

@amplifedhistory I thank you so much for your music . . It is a constant comfort to me in this life . . I have been through some real rough times and this music have been there with me at bottom. . When I thought I would've seen another day. Thanks you. I had the Flu before and I felt like I was dying but I listened to the music and just thought and asked for this sickness and pain to just fall from me and I imagined it melting off through the bed and the floor right into the Earth and right then it felt like it was leaving my body.

[@rocdajacable]

You have been assaulted sexually

[@rocdajacable]

At @#Wordoftruthministry These guys would close every service at my house after I teach Torah from the Beginning of Genesis 30-60-100 fold unto Eternal Life, Eternal Peace and Eternal Heilung 🙏 💙 Only Then you can get the Fat Soul Back to Heal the Blaspheme of your own Soul that was Raped Molested it's = 2 Murder in the 1st Degree

[@WILD__THINGS]

Its definitely on my bucket list to experience Heilung live while on mushrooms.

[@scottyk_cdvi5650]

Oooh it's fun..... saw them for a 2nd time in Phoenix and was shrooming, the light show got my attention

[@Taraktos]

I did it at their last show in Amsterdam. It was definitely one of the best experiences of my life.

[@nicolamullings7993]

Could spin you out....

[@L1VE3V1L]

I truly believe Maria’s outfit onstage is the most intimidating outfit ever. It’s so badass. Just saw them a few days back in Perth Australia on 30th October 2024

[@sathdk79]

Has Heilung considered a performance of the history of the Goths? The book Getica is an amazing collection of stories about the dark age journey of this amazing people up to their defeat by the Eastern Roman Empire.

[@soloharmonicsrobj8246]

Heilung is fantastic, having studied Wicca and paganism myself. I get this big time! Their shows and authentic costumes are definitely unique.

[@KelrynGrey]

Unfortunately the costumes are not historically accurate. Some of the bits are taken from other cultures and then they're layered together on Hollywood fantasy/Viking tropes. Same thing with the throat singing, instrumentation, and general heavy metal aesthetics. Don't get me wrong, it's all great fun, but it's ahistorical as fuck.

[@kevinhowe3280]

​@@KelrynGrey what exactly would be historically accurate?

[@KelrynGrey]

@@kevinhowe3280 it gets rather unfun and this is a criticism of the listening community, not the band, as the band doesn't say they are doing historically accurate outfits or music. The black metal leaning aesthetics with smeared on paints are out. No woad smeared Norse/Germanic types. Some of those face paints that appeared on the backing spearmen are explicitly Native American. To my knowledge, no feathered headdresses or dangling face masks exist in the archaeological record either. Mixing periods in art is fine but it can be a bit like saying togas and Versace are both Italian, so mixing them is historically accurate. Historical dress for the old Norse was tunics, trousers, nice woolen cloaks for warmth. Our knowledge of their actual religious practices is almost entirely non-existent but I think the few accounts we have of the appearance of the priestly types are also more of that tunic and trousers with a cloak.

[@kevinhowe3280]

@@KelrynGrey I've seen many indigenous tribes use the same symbols. Like our American boy scouts use to have swastikas on their uniforms. Native Americans also used the swastika. I think our archeological community has alot of trouble with this because so many similar symbols and practices were used. Maybe this eternal flame or original tribal source is what heilung is trying to tap into. Instead of being completely historically recreating the norse ritual. Idk tho

[@mikey_noir]

Would be such a fun group to witness.

[@Tuff4159]

Great interview

[@anthonystrazza4586]

Thailand was like umm we’re keeping these cause we ain’t going to get another set

[@lifefordummies]

I would love to see them! But I am in Newfoundland, Canada. Unless they come here, It will cost me and my partner thousands to go see them. I am Praying for another Canadian tour! I wasn't able to go when they came through before. :(

[@cocobunitacobuni8738]

Anoana is my favorite song of all time.

[@prettybxy77]

I am deeply envious of anyone in that warrior choir. Maybe in 20 years 😅

[@isashisha]

Ha, Varyn Ebner who performed with you and is a pretty frikkin strong person talked about how they had to really practice just to be able to hold the big shields up because they are heavy!

[@hellotheir]

Thank you

[@johnhortin6640]

I think he has a point with Christians, however, one reason there is Christian influence in pagan culture and because we see this in the poems is because of Christian washing. We see that Christians have taken over the writing and see they insert their own ideals into things. I think it is important to get along with people, as a norse pagan I believe we are to push to be the best version of ourselves everyday, and some days that is different than other, and part of that is accepting others with different beliefs into your life.

[@GreenDeemonll]

I mean that goes both ways tho, a lot of modern Christian practices are pagan in origin, simply said religion and beliefs are a huge chaotic mess.

[@markchavarria5187]

I would love to go to a concert!

[@weepat5325]

😂😂 I was just thinking that it's easier getting into the US Army Rangers than it is to be a member of a Heilung ritual.

[@JayOfBurn]

Ok, where do I sign up for the Warrior Choir? That sounds like so much fun... Can I bribe the band with lots of red deer antlers?

[@lubystkaolamonola529]

Who is singing in Heilung: Maria Frenz and Anna Lise Michel. I love them both.

[@GreenDeemonll]

Im quite sure it is Franz, with an A

[@seanbishop82]

I can't wait to see them in sydney

[@blastard8980]

People like to say vikings were like the most pagan culture to ever exist, when they were actually pretty cool with Christianity and embraced it pretty fast. Also, vikings were just a tiny fraction of the norse population, most people were just that, people. Vikings were pirates and raiders, not the most glamorous job in the world. Not the best fighters either.

[@hgriff14]

viking is the norse word for raid. vikings arent a people but an activity.

[@MrNoncomformist]

They were fast to Christianity because they were forced to do so. Many mass genocides to force convert same to the pagans before islam. The people of Scandinavian including warriors had their homes burnt family killed no job offer no trade literally nothing what do ever if they do choose to stay pagan. Many practise paganism in secret just so they could have a home etc this started in England look up saint Brice's day as well it's what kicked off the great heathen army.

[@desertviking]

We need a visit from Heilung in the USA!

[@_martymoon96_]

ADOROOO!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@ProWalter2]

I hope someday to perform as a Harii warrior, even if it's just a one time thing.

[@Сашенькой]

Мария вы прекрасны 😍🥰🥰🫶🫶🧙‍♀️

[@maryowen2016]

I wonder if they'd be open to maybe having a disabled person in the choir! Cause id love to try out! Ive got the voice, the techniques, pronunciation, and energy/dedication but I am also disabled and have to use walking aids.

[@itoobable]

I think it's totally possible!! The bonus being that you could augment your walking aids, or make them entirely out of natural objects... bones, sticks, fur... you would be the most badass warrior

[@maryowen2016]

@itoobable you should see my wheelchair then! When I go to the ren fair, I decorate it with bone artwork that I do! It's like a personal throne lol. Could do it with my crutches as well!

[@itoobable]

@@maryowen2016 awesome! I say go for it!!! When I see a Heilung warrior with badass walking aids, I will know it's you!

[@HotForgeChaos]

Bringing the set through New Zealand customs would have been somewhat interesting, what with our strict biosecurity laws and all that shit. I'm glad they came though, the ritual was the best experience of my life bar none.

[@JoBee-si9nb]

Well I think, going to some one house and expecting that you can behave there as you would be at home is in general a bit a problematic few. Many people think that where ever they go to, they can behave as usual and accustomed. This can bring a lot of misunderstanding and frustration. But so nice to hear someone saying: "doesn't matter to whom you praying, you can do that at my house".

[@DriftlessDragon]

I would like to know how yall keep the antlers on your head! As for yall's last requirement to be a part of the choir. I am of German and Norwegian descent, and I live in Wisconsin (If you dont know about Wisconsin and drinking, google it), the last breathalyzer I had the cop asked me how I was able to function as my BAC was in the coma/death level! Then the assorted other party favors!

[@jessewade4557]

When are these wonderful people coming to the US????? Florida to be precise, Broward County. PLEASE!!!!!

[@DarkPriestessJae]

Every time someone plays the opening comments of this video , somewhere in a cabin in Norway Gaahl’s ears perk up. Meanwhile, Erik Danielson listens to their travel issues and laughs in Watain and animal blood. 😂

[@bluenovacorgi8230]

I love this omg

[@benotyourboss]

Didnt know it is so complicated with stuff moving around!

[@oldskull70]

Can I apply from Austria ????

[@alexpop7300]

I think that the reason that the only rune poems that still exist today contain "christian hints" is because the church most likely destroyed all the ones they deemed problematic.

[@WhisperingEcho33]

FACTS! BLESSED BE!

[@wodens-hitman1552]

I've worn my hammer and read the havamal for over 30yrs (many years of which in the British army).I've noticed though that many hammer wearing wannabe "pagans" are the first to be offended by hurty words. Woeful

[@francosalinas4459]

Sounds like they were possibly Ulfhednars. They fought in small groups, painted themselves black, wore little armor. And if werewolf lore is supposed to be based on them, that means they come out at night. 🐺

[@-Vitalis-]

Just a correction: actually, christianity as an "official movement" started to get notorious decades after Jesus was nailed to the cross. The first wave of followers were known across Middle East and Europe as "some weird jews that talk about a mighty _Krystos_ and they use a strange _Ichtys_ (fish) to represent him". That was it. In fact, Jesus was represented first as a sheperd with short hair, shaved and using roman-style clothing (pre Dark Ages standard attire?) and holding a cane. Seems like the "modern" image of Jesus, which is kinda not the real stuff (a very romanticized-caucasian version) started to get popular until late 2nd century. They had no phones, media nor Internet back then, so news traveled pretty slow... including new-founded religions. Lol.

[@jusdubzzz]

It breaks my heart seeing the damage religion has done In separating humanity from nature. Native Americans get it...we get it..and Christians for centuries have either been terrified or they know the source of its power and they don't want us to have that.

[@Tanno_Buchino]

Long story short, a pagan is literally someone who loves Mother Nature. It has no relation to the idolatry, for back then everyone outside of christianity was never religious.

[@timeisnotaline]

Sewer Tube . . . . . Im guessing pvc pipe?

[@LauraEllis-ct9mn]

There music speaks to my northwestern European heritage skal ❤

[@thesharkormoriantm274]

As much as I love Heilung, I am ethically concerned about the furs they use. Especially about the bear, wolf and fox skins I have seen on their Lifa video performance. Anybody got any information on this?

[@Varcus1982]

Didi somebody know wich kind of Shirt he wears? Thanks Guys!

[@sharesewilliams1800]

I believe Kai is wearing Heilung merch. They have an official website for merch where you can find similar products.

[@itoobable]

Kai also has a clothing line called Old Norse - he is wearing his hat

[@a.m.126]

There is a Netflix animation from Zack Snyder about a red hair hero woman who goes against Gods, against Odin and his group.I found it strange as Maria has red hair and she is for Odin not against. I don't know why everything need to be turned into it's opposite. Ancient metal is cool.🎉🎉🎉

[@Madzguy007]

When Islam arrived in India, the Hindus accepted them in a very similar way... but it wasn't a reciprocal acceptance and the country got split between India & Pakistan later on

[@odin741]

Sounds like they need a Carnae document- much like film crews need for equipment in and out...

[@danieuro8218]

Вот ты где! Где документ на меч?! ДОКУМЕНТ!!!!

[@KalPmo]

Heilung: Fucking epic music Extremely against racism Has a sense of humour and is expressive Praise the Earth Gotta love Heilung

[@iamtimsson]

that comes later

[@adriancarter825]

A true pagan should not even recognise Satan as satan Is a Christian fallen angel

[@ChanceDavison-mp2hx]

Pagans are usually polytheists so acknowledging the existence of other gods or deities is very common.

[@adriancarter825]

@@ChanceDavison-mp2hx Pagans do not worship the devil or do they even recognise the Christian invented entity

[@CancerianDivinations]

Most of the christian concepts of devils, demons, and satan (anything not of "god"), come from the demonization of pagan (largely Vanic and Celtic ) gods and goddesses. Just like a lot of modern "christian" practices are christianized pagan rituals. A lot of times the Germanic peoples would "adopt" the christian way in name only (for various reasons from just adopting, to adopting to appease so they would move on, to adopting to stopping their people from being murdered and tortured). The abrahamic religions have done so much damage to Europe/Europeans (and the world), that they should be rejected just on their history of destroying cultures.

[@ColoradoStreaming]

Yeah I kind of raised my eyebrows on that comment as well. I am not Christian but believe demonic entities are real and have their own realm and limited tribal governments etc. I would never be down with them because they are parasites and seek to screw up peoples lives to feed off them.

[@cosimodemedici1530]

@@ChanceDavison-mp2hx Satan is not a god, christians made him up. They mixed him with different gods. The gave him the name satan which comes from Saturn, they gave him the personality of Aires and the image of pan. The also called him Lucifer which is latin for light bringer, many pagans gods were light bringers well before Christianity.

[@Thekoryosmenstribepodcast]

I am a heathen. I follow traditional ways. I do not like satan, or anything that has to do with it.

[@feralkittieh_]

That's real paganism 👍 satan is a jewish concept.

[@Fylgjumaðr]

Same here, bróðir.

[@MrNoncomformist]

Same here my brother that stuff is definitely real and I can't stand it what so ever and I am Norse pagan myself (Heathen) stay well stay positive brothers and sisters

[@Fylgjumaðr]

@@MrNoncomformist, I'm a Norse shaman, and I take dark spirits seriously, as well. So I stay clear of any Satanism or Luciferian activities, sigils, anything else involving them. Black magick isn't something anyone should play with.

[@kevinhowe3280]

Satan is an abrahamic character. I don't follow anything from that faith

[@ferretapocalypse]

Some explanation is needed about that satan comment. Seriously.

[@SonnyEverywhere]

Indeed, I'm curious too.

[@MrDnbForLife]

Yeah that ruined my love for heilung

[@miho-yojunia]

你可以確認撒旦教的教義，大多數情況並不是世人認為的那樣。撒旦的原意本來就不是惡魔的意思，而是對手，抵抗。

[@miho-yojunia]

​@@MrDnbForLife，祝福你，太陽與海與樹木能帶給你祝福。

[@erikhoff5010]

As a Norse Heathen I'm open to other people's faiths. I'm not open to xtian proselytizing. I don't put up with that. Skal

[@David.Ephraim]

You need jesus. Or odin will come and feed your heart to his ravens..

[@OKPagansUnchained]

Yeah, no one NEEDS Jesus. Also, for the record, as an Asatruar I feel that I don't have the authority to say whether any religion is right or wrong. I don't agree with Christian ideology in any way, but I'll fight for their right to exist.

[@w.neuman]

I SLayed A 12 Ft. Ice•Giant Last Week, Was TotaLLy Exilleratting. 😮 °SKAL !

[@erikhoff5010]

@@w.neuman : Sounds absolutely cryptic to me. Skal!

[@m_d1905]

​@@OKPagansUnchained That's awesome. Most Christians are usually live and let live types. Personally I'm not an evangelist and don't do that to non Christians. If they ask about it, I'm happy to share. I think we would all be better off if more people could just be at least civil to each other.

[@Lieburner]

Ghost Warrior of Teutoburg somekind of Ulfhdnar

[@sanusmotus1696]

Much love ❤️

[@geraldmerkowitz4360]

You have more choir members from the US than Denmark because there's 50 times more people in the US than Denmark guys

[@gabelatona6779]

Oh my god they are so lovely, I would give gold to gods for having just a beer with them

[@MY_PLAYGROUND444]

WCT thailand last year hahaha I know the legal system is very complicated in Thailand. In terms of wildlife or anything related to the body of a wildlife because in the past and present there has been illegal animal trade. The Thai authorities may only make sure that it is the real property of the band.

[@jordirobles2976]

She looks like juno temple

[@TyTalks2020]

"As a Pagan, you are open to other people's gods." Odin is the All Father, not the 'some of ours' Father.

[@linuxpython935]

If you're not a follower of one of the very big religions, even if you are not a pagan, you'll get a lot of hostility from the followers of those big religions, and at that point, you are forced into a defensive position. As per the doctrines of at least most of the big religions, they are allowed or even obligued to kill you. I don't think it's wise or even possible to ignore the threat.

[@ChrysaPlati]

🖤🦋🎩

[@sarahcline8488]

They needed a translator with them from the start thankfully cellphones are starting to come out with a translator built in. I have a samsung galaxy S24 ultra it has a translator and so far has 15 languages in it Russian is one and Thailand. Also I wish they did all there music in the original language (of course) but also in English.

[@humantacos9800]

I work with a lot of Norse pagans in the prison. Not really my thing but if it works for them, that’s fine. No real need to force people to see my views.

[@tonyjbautista]

Satan is the evil god of the Christian religion it is best not to pay homage to their mythos. As Joseph Campbell the Bible has the worst myths. Best not to add anymore power to it's structure. It is said the most spiritual have a Pantheon of Gods. 🙏 Namaste

[@itoobable]

The first comment about having a big heart for Satan - can we please get this in context? Not cool to edit that clip and not show more of that conversation. The joke and laughter don't make sense out of context. Otherwise great interview and thanks for posting

[@neshiah4747]

I get your meaning. But, would you feel the same had he said he had a big heart for God? Would you have “understood” that?

[@itoobable]

@@neshiah4747 you're missing the point - it's not about satan or god... it's about taking quotes out of context

[@maiaxgaia]

@itoobable that quote is in context later in the interview- from 9:17

[@thedenseone6443]

It sucks that there's some animosity between Norse Pagans and Christians. Yes our religious ancestors did terrible things to each other, but those were crimes committed thousands of years ago by people who are long dead, there's no need to hold a grudge over it. It's ancient history, leave it in the past and embrace the future

[@poppystils974]

Yeh but Christianity wanted rid and was warring against Paganism...and won, so...

[@HateBear-real]

Thumbed down for the dude saying we should tolerate christ insanity.

[@BolasDaGrk]

I understand why countries are doing this, but what a waste of resource versus all the other problems we face. Truly miserable trying to cross borders in this highly volatile world it has become.

[@Nomadicshieldmaid75]

After party cant be more intence then Didd😂

[@BernhardHeiming-pw8xj]

🤝🫶🙏🫶👍🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@jagerhoines6322]

What about Canadians? Did you forget about us?

[@AaronGill-i2e]

Come on it's a Viking sword 😂 they would never understand the honor of that to the ancestors 😂

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[@athendemosh8001]

Yep. Our borders in Australia are brutal for a reason.

[@terrancetexan5805]

Pagan means Rural Folk, the rest is nonsense.