My reaction to Heilung - In Maidjan | FIRST TIME

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[@stevenrider9632]

It may make you uneasy but as a northern European this music reaches in and grabs me by the DNA.

[@I_scribbles]

Maria Franz is dressed in a hand made traditional costume dating back 1000yrs or so. She represents a Scandinavian Volvá or prophetess. A Seer, highly respected and equally feared.

[@sterlingknight8087]

The major portion of this song is a repeating recitation of the 24 runes of the Elder Futhark, the Runes. They are creating a sacred space, a magic circle, for the power they raise within.

[@brandysteele8858]

Don't be scared, it's just the alphabet...after summoning Tyr the God of war for help in battle, no biggie 😁

[@Xirque666]

Unsure If anyone has mentioned thus before, but it would be wrong to call Heilung a German band as the 3 main members are German, Danish and Norwegian.

[@Aphofis55]

Thats pregerman. A reconstructed form of a language ca.3000 years ago. Baset in todays central germany.

[@ba-gg6jo]

They are wonderfully hypnotic. Plus the fact I have always had a weakness for ladies wearing antlers. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@hmvollbanane1259]

Makes one really wonder what on earth made the romans believe that invading Germania was a good idea. Just imagine the romans who had a good chance of never having seen a forrest in their life before suddenly hearing the foggy forrests and swamps singing in Proto-Germanic

[@KimchiFarts]

Imagine being a Roman soldier, cold, wet, hungry, hundreds of miles from home…and then you hear this coming from the trees…everyone’s a hamster until the trees start talking Germanic languages

[@IchiroFuma]

A comment I've seen on another video, You don't listen to Heilung. You feel Heilung.

[@nikoalleinunterwegs7694]

Think I'm crazy. This kind of music calms me down. I could listen for hours.

[@Scott_Forsell]

It is a really interesting reaction because she feels fear at first exposure.

[@fjoergyn]

"Remember that we all are brothers

[@Nidels]

The song's title can be found in the Mesogothic Anglo-Saxon glossary as "In-Maidjan", which means "deceptively change" or "corrupt". This makes sense since the entire story within the album consists of a peaceful village that is corrupted by having to go to war. Therefore, Proto-Germanic seems to be the language.

[@AP-RSI]

The music and lyrics go back much further than just the Middle Ages! Much much further... Almost 2000 years back!

[@raven_g6667]

Gotta feel Heilung. Don't just listen. 🤘🏾

[@garyballard179]

Heilung is "healing" or "cure" in old German. Many of the "songs" are chants taken from ancient runestones (up to 3,000 years ago), and are generally chants in praise of the gods, prayers, and other rituals, with a few reluctant calls to war.

[@shadowsinsomniacs9943]

Goosebumps every time!

[@bradlyhenson1814]

Blasting this on a Car Stereo in the Middle of the Night at a Camp Ground would be FUN. 🤣

[@laughsinlight55]

this reaches the soul start to learn your soul and the music becomes power