NORSE PAGAN COLLECTION & RITUAL TOOLS

[@thesilentknight4554]

Possible future topic (respectfully) How do your friends or family react to you being pagan?

[@ScarletRavenswood]

Sure, that's a good idea for a future video :)

[@maryroode2331]

Most of my family and friends are okay with it. Some don't understand 🙁 but don't shun me about it

[@tylerwardell2486]

I'm so glad I came across your account. I recently started practicing Asatru, and it's awesome to find people that are also practicing... We are few, but we are strong

[@ScarletRavenswood]

Thanks for your comment! I'm always happy to connect with fellow Asatru practitioners. :)

[@prismusyoyoco.5025]

I am brand new to being pagan and I’m really glad this vid came up when I looked for stuff on paganism because you know how to explain things really well. Thank you!

[@adventuresofpyro9020]

Love your videos! I am drawn to Norse/Viking, Celtic and Germanic Paganism as I have found out my heritage is Scottish, English, Germanic, Welsh, Irish and Norwegian.

[@DarkGlass824]

Beautiful pieces. Especially the statues. Love them!!!

[@kissarococo2459]

Just found your channel! Greetings from a finnish fan! Ancestral worship is definately something I feel called to do. The reindeer fur is something babies were traditionally put upon to be photographed (my father was in 1939) and it was thought of as protective thing. Finnish folktraditions have many superstitions from pagan age that have prevailed. My mother´s grandma was a folkhealer and my father has many dream-seers in his family including an ancestor who was accused to be a male witch 3 times in 17th century but acquitted (he could see fires happening in his dreams).

[@MoonyLightInTheSky]

I’m from the Netherlands and I live in Friesland and my family comes from there. I just love the Norse culture and believes. And even though I’m a baby witch I think I want to follow the Norse/Germanic pagan path of witchcraft. This video is really interesting and I absolutely love it!

[@ShadowfoxMsytWalker]

Runes are a pre creation power. Primal. They come from the void, or as it is called Ginnungagap ("gaping abyss", "yawning void") they are not meant for divination per say, but to tell things as they are, to revel truths that are hidden, and need to be know, to make life changing decisions. This is the real power of the Runes as you would use them.

[@olivia-liisklassen853]

I’m starting to become really intrested in how my ancestors lived and what they practised so this helped me a little. Greetings from Estonia!

[@brittanyc3282]

That wood carving is gorgeous 😍

[@ItsMeKarey]

I am Scandinavian very much into all of this . I actually have a Thor’s hammer pendant with a dragon wrapped around it. I wear it always a beautiful piece. Great video oh I have runes as well . Thank you kindly for sharing

[@billi_fl]

12:15 fellow pagan gorl, always trying to learn more!! thanku so much for making these videos! 🥰

[@amberm.769]

Grimfrost is a very nice place to get things of the Norse style. Loved your video!!

[@Jess-xl1wd]

What a great video!! And wow that tree art thing. Is incredible! Thank you for sharing.

[@johnoneill919]

Very cool video, I've always been very interested in norse mythology and history. I like the statues that you showed and the wall piece with the world tree is beautiful. I love norse statuary and jewelry, love this !

[@mandymagnolia1966]

So...what you’re telling me is the Norse basically had a gossip squirrel? 😂

[@ScarletRavenswood]

Yep 😂

[@halfounceofhell]

you also have two birds that kill people and tell odin (or was it loki?) gossip

[@meganlynn1900]

Nice collection. Thanks for sharing!

[@lordexo5051]

I have been practicing the ways of the old gods for about 12 years now and im at a time in life where I need their guidance, Thanks for all the cool content 8-)

[@xXHanna84Xx]

I live in the north of sweden, and in the summer and spring we see alot of reindeers on the streets,forests etc. its nice to see when youre going to work....so cute. it relaxes me.

[@Cydsdad]

Very Cool Collection Scarlet Thank You for sharing my friend . All The Best

[@robertfields9483]

I've just came across your videos. I am a Heathen. Your videos are very informative and non biased. Keep up the good work. May the Gods be with you alwasy

[@jamiegregg9211]

I'm norse pagan but also a new wicca and tarot reader just started the latter love your channel Scarlet

[@ScarletRavenswood]

Glad you like the channel :)

[@jamiegregg9211]

@@ScarletRavenswood your channel helps

[@chubbybunny6975]

To the people upset about the reindeer skin: Are you going to tell the Inuit people and other native tribes up north to stop killing animals and wearing the fur because it is their food source, culture, and spiritual beliefs? Then don't do it here, please.

[@garden.of.thistles]

Chubby Bunny Inuits kill to survive, otherwise, culture and beliefs are not a valid excuse to needlessly harm others.

[@benjamingumundsson4397]

@@garden.of.thistles culture and beliefs are not an excuse to hurt other people but it is an excuse to kill animals

[@garden.of.thistles]

EPIC gaymer Ah yes, arbitrarily harming and killing defenseless beings for culture makes total sense. Why would the culture excuse not apply to humans too? If culture is the only thing that determines morality then you should have no issue with cannabalistic or child sacrificial cultures. Or are you one of those people that believe animals feel no pain or emotion?

[@benjamingumundsson4397]

@@garden.of.thistles i know animals feel pain and emotions i just view humans far enough above most animals that our culture is more important than their lifes to me but im not an emotionless dickhead so i do much prefer animals to be killed quickly and dislike animal abuse and torture very much

[@garden.of.thistles]

EPIC gaymer you don’t have to consider animals equal to humans in order to respect their lives. It doesn’t matter who is “superior”, it matters what is justifiable. Culture doesn’t excuse other acts of violence, so why would it excuse unnecessary violence towards animals?

[@mckennadixon3629]

Thank you so much for this!! I subscribed 2 minutes in!

[@buteverythinghurts]

Northern scandianavia eclectic pagan witch here. Or just me, a woman doing witchcraft in the mountains of Sweden. ;)

[@TOVANorseWitch]

hi just passing through lovely video thanks for posting blessings

[@joejones9520]

Cool...there are tons of dug Viking relics for sale on Ebay, lots are from eastern Europe from when they invaded and settled there. Jewelry, knives, all kinds of stuff. The patinas are wonderful.

[@sydneygrove2852]

Glad I found your channel!

[@Mbzrisk]

I really like Etsy, or other online shops like that, where you can get a lot of handmade stuff. I have a Freyja necklace that I really like that's the same style as the Mjǫllnir necklace, but it depicts Freyja between her two cats.

[@upcycle.outdoorsman9629]

I love your Mjolnir. I am envious of that reindeer pelt too! Recently Freyja sent a bobcat to test me. She kept eating young turkey's from my flock night after night. I put a stop to her on a cold dark night in a drenching downpour in late October. Her fur is now a prized daily reminder of how terrible and beautiful nature is. Amoral issue: I was going to eat, or she was. Nothing on that cat went to waste either, if you get my meaning :D. BBQ in a slow-cooker for the record, if you ever find yourself wondering how to prepare that unusual banquet.

[@upcycle.outdoorsman9629]

P.S. I have three cats of my own. I thought I'd add that since I know you are a cat lover. One of them is a Maine Coon who looks very much like a bobcat from a distance, so I had to be particularly careful while hunting that predator. My cats were relieved that the neighborhood bully was returned to Freyja :D.

[@MsStolenmoments]

Beautiful collection and glad it makes you so happy

[@ScarletRavenswood]

Thanks! :)

[@pknox005]

Wonderful video! Thank you for showing us all of the wonderful things you have collected over the years. I went to Copenhagen for the first time about two months ago and went to the Nationalmuseet as well; loved the Viking exhibits (plenty of Mjolnir on display) and like you also picked up one there for myself, so I thought it was very cool when you talked about that :). Would love to learn more about how you've integrated Asatru/Norse Paganism and your other beliefs as I find that of personal interest - I have subscribed and look forward to seeing some more of your videos.

[@shimkonise357]

Very nice. Ancient Treasures has Viking jewelry & they're on Amazon.

[@ciscolobo1]

I am just starting on this path and would like to thank you for the information.

[@sebastianskimmeli5464]

I am from Norway and looove Norse mythology and is a Norse Wiccan!!

[@brianknoblich6451]

Awesome video and great information. Thank you. Keep up the good work.

[@ScarletRavenswood]

Thanks! :)

[@nerissacrawford8017]

It is very close to me as well. I first found the path at an early age.

[@BlazeLeeDragon]

Awesome video, a lot of the revival movements prefer "heathenism" over "paganism" to differentiate from the more common pagan faiths. A few things to point out is pronunciation, obviously things can be pronounced differently in different cultures however (meant to be helpful not critical) Mjölnir - sounds like: "muh-yoll-near" with a rolling r Blót - sounds like: "bloat" Ásatrú - sounds more like "ouse-a-tru" will not even start in on the gods or Yggdrasil, you clearly know your stuff :) I just think it's fun and fascinating to learn Old Norse and Icelandic. Very cool pieces I got to see an actual statue of Freyr at the museum. The Þórr statue they theorize could just as easily been a game piece. Still very cool piece and interesting to consider where it might have been from. Check out grimfrost for Jewelry. Awesome stuff on there and most is based on old finds.

[@benjamingumundsson4397]

Þetta var meistaralega sagt

[@BlazeLeeDragon]

@@benjamingumundsson4397 Þakka þér fyrir

[@chyannerosenbaum249]

was contemplating messaging you (Blaze) about Scarlett's channel to see your opinion. Small world? It is hard to find fellow lady heathens. I have really enjoyed her recent videos (MadBunnyScientist @PaganSpace)

[@BlazeLeeDragon]

@@chyannerosenbaum249 oh hey you :D I'll send you a message and give my two cents. Just my opinion but would enjoy the discussion.

[@christinepickron6443]

How to identifie through ancestry if you belong to the faith

[@jamesburwash5635]

Thank you for sharing, I like the educational aspects! I have a set of ruins as well. I pull a ruin as a key in a tarot reading. I live on Vancouver Island in Canada. And I enjoyed your video very much.

[@ScarletRavenswood]

Awesome! I'm glad to hear you liked the video :)

[@mimseyllamenberger2097]

I am a female norse pagan ☝🏼 i havent found a feminine mjölnir yet but i am wearing a rune necklace.i got as a present. My friend bought it in an Etsy Shop named "FenrirS" and its beautiful 🥰 i love your Yggdrasil, its really beautiful

[@jamiegregg9211]

I've got a few Mjolnir's pendants and drinking horns that i wear (Mjolnir) and drink from (Drinking Horns) anything Norse Pagan I want including Runes which I have learnt to read and have my own set I also have a viking sword called Balmung ive a got a reindeer pelt and a boar hide with the pelt i use now as the short cloth to my alter but i used to use it as a topper for my bed in the cold UK winters the boar hide hangs on me door

[@ScarletRavenswood]

That sounds like a pretty great collection of Norse items :)

[@jamiegregg9211]

@@ScarletRavenswood it is and its taken me years to get it how i like it

[@crowgoblin]

My understanding was Ratatosk didn’t share knowledge, he carried insults between the dragon at the base of Yggdrasil to the eagle in its branches.

[@j3tztbassman123]

I use a pint glass, liberated from my place of employ. Not my fault that the Gods wanted *that* glass.

[@trans-dragon-mage]

I'm nonbinary so it's hard to find a group that I'm comfortable in

[@liengeets7003]

very interesting video ! just what i needed at the moment

[@ScarletRavenswood]

Awesome, glad you liked it :)

[@johnerdahl8441]

I just converted to Norse pagan.

[@fannymaresu3111]

I´m also interested if you have good places to buy feminine jewelry in norse paganism! Hard to find! Haha!😅

[@grizzlyaddams3606]

Where are all the Norse Pagan women?!

[@alldayubum]

Thats a cool wooden tree of life design . I love to see a woman walk in a bar wearing a rain deer skin cloak with a drinking horn in hand,,, 🤠

[@miriamocean5275]

Blessed Be 🌛🌟🌜♻️

[@halfounceofhell]

christianity/lutheran: dont ever sin or youll go to hell norse paganism: mead goat

[@magiofthoth]

Egyptian and norse hold my beliefs, thoth and heimdallr are my close patrons. Though I celebrate them all. Ullr,heim,odin,friga,tyr, ra, bast,thoth, geb, hourus. Egyptian shows me the pagan side of the Christian story. Though norse paganism is my main practice, as it gives my life more fulfilling meaning, and a celebration of the struggles of life, rather than a focus in death. Skål bróðira ok systira

[@FernandoGarcia-iz3ni]

I wish one day you would have a channel in Spanish, or your channel with subtitles. I like what you do and there is little content on the subject in Spanish.

[@adamsargent8879]

Hey Scarlet which Norse God/Goddess do you feel the most connected too? Great video again by the way.

[@ScarletRavenswood]

Thanks! I definitely feel the most connected to Freya and Idun, through I love learning about all the Norse Gods and Goddesses. :)

[@janetsingleton1415]

Hi Scarlet, I'm so glad I came across your account. I am interested in a lot of the same things as you especially Norse Mythology Paganism. Could you recommend the best book on this subject please? X

[@thedarthignatius]

Love the Yggdrasil

[@ScarletRavenswood]

Thanks :)

[@thedarthignatius]

@@ScarletRavenswood you’re welcome

[@johnoneill919]

Could you recommend some sites for norse statuary and jewelry scarlet ?

[@ScarletRavenswood]

The main art piece that I show in the video is from Viking Merch

[@angeleyecelestial1897]

I'm personally drawn to mostly Hellenistic/greek pantheon and egyptian pantheon. Funny becsuse im mainly celtic/norse blood buuut im just not very drawn to the pantheon.... But I may in the future!!

[@MrRyanmcmahon]

Drinking horns have been around for at least 20,000 years.

[@cyko4]

Hail!

[@injuredmoth]

Can i still be a norse pagan if I dont have an altar and dont do rituals ? I believe in the norse gods of my ancestors and i do speak to them before going to bed or throughout the day , but i dont do offerings etc..

[@ScarletRavenswood]

Sure! Paganism gives us the freedom to form our own spiritual paths. :)

[@monikanordgren5844]

Hello from Sweden.

[@skjoldrkindred5138]

Blot has a long O sound. Blowt, essentially

[@stingwizard4766]

Can anyone use runes or do you need a certain connection?

[@ScarletRavenswood]

Anyone can use runes :)

[@needleocanvas]

I'm a third-generation 14-year-old Asatru follower, but I'm having such a difficult time learning the stories themselves. Do you have any recommendations on where I can find the eddas?

[@ScarletRavenswood]

I would recommend this version of the Poetic Edda jacksonwcrawford.com/books/the-poetic-edda/

[@BrianDLil14]

is it just me or does she keep looking at the view finder and not the lens itself?

[@ScarletRavenswood]

I might have been doing that, I'm still getting used to this camera, lol

[@madhatter1815]

Are you a solitary practitioner or do you have a group who worships?

[@ewarogowska2062]

Molmer is strong male related symbol maybe because of that not so many female jewelery with it. 😉 however very beautiful.

[@guyh.4553]

Nice little overview Scarlett. I'd like correct a couple of things though. 1) Blót is pronounced "Blow-ta", not blot. 2)Please refer to Jackson Crawford's interpretation of the Hávamál. It's a lot more accurate than what you quoted. 3) Yggdrasil is pronounced "Yig-druh-Ze-ul". And lastly, SKÅL!!!! 😁😁😁

[@ScarletRavenswood]

Thanks for the corrections. I've heard many different ways people pronounce these words and I never know which one is accurate. :)

[@nightwitchtarot2379]

EHHH In Norway we say BLOT and Yggdrasil! skål!

[@savagerthebadger8082]

Can a black be norse pagan i have a black friend who wants to be pagan

[@savagerthebadger8082]

@@karlkarlson2532 what if he had Scandinavian ancestors which I think he does

[@oK-sf6sv]

In this faith we worship our ancestors. Show him orisha it’s a native African religion that is very interesting especially their thunder God shango.

[@volmarrwyrd]

People worship whatever Gods/Goddesses they are drawn to. The Gods/Goddesses call to us. Though some people do place importance on their ethnic heritage when picking which Gods/Goddesses they choice to worship, which is alright to do, this is not at all required. Anyone of any ethnic background can worship and honor any Gods/Goddesses. Also most Pagans believe in reincarnation. Anyone of us can and likely does have connections to many different sets of Gods/Goddesses though our past life connections.

[@NickyBankzz]

who was the women from hell? the old lady on the bottom of the tree? what's her story im just getting into all this very deeply. but her just her

[@ScarletRavenswood]

Her name is Hel, she's a child of Loki and rules the underworld. :)

[@NickyBankzz]

Scarlet Ravenswood so like say she appears in a dream is that a sign for something ?

[@upcycle.outdoorsman9629]

@@NickyBankzz Wait! What kind of dream? Did it have erotic elements? The old lady at the bottom of the tree could be one of the Norns. Was she spinning, or half decaying? :D

[@NickyBankzz]

@@upcycle.outdoorsman9629 them dream was I was outside with friends then a fire started in the middle of my old houses back yard. then a man appeared out of no where snapped his fingers and it started to rain. then me and my friends went in side, but my brother was looking out my window and noticed the fire again when the rain stopped. then the fire went in a straight line to my old back yard to the woods. my brother and I followed the fire to this pine tree in my old back yard and an old woman was standing and she started to speak but I couldn't hear her cuz I noticed a shirt in the bushes and looked close to see a Skelton and more shirts. then I turned to the old woman and she was just looking at me. then I woke up.

[@deprimat666]

Sorry to say but the gods wouldnt ever be happy with beverages, they have enough of it lol. It does have to be an animal and if you follow asatru you should know that

[@chuckfriebe843]

Your pronunciations are a bit off on the names of the gods and iconry.

[@chuckfriebe843]

@@Master_Blackthorne good one. 🙄

[@mikerivera6915]

Its also called looking for a way to cheat.

[@viper-ko4qq]

Thank you very much for all the videos you make you and ocean have been a wealth of knowledge also you are damn cute.

[@Mothinabox]

You ort to develop your own Runic system really.

[@TiinkerBells]

last night I watched that interview you did with the dude complaining about multiculturalism and it was such a oof. I'm glad to see the channel has moved on from that.

[@alexanderquaresma9207]

Where is this interview? I'm new to this channel and I'd like to recommend it to some people I think I know would be interested. But if this is just another pro anti-multicultural internet content producer that promotes racism, I'll want nothing to do with it. It certainly doesn't seem as such from the few videos I've seen as of yet. But that interview sounds like one I'd like to check out.

[@TiinkerBells]

@@alexanderquaresma9207 It's an interview from like a year ago with a dude called Dylan or something. i recently found this channel too and was bing watching everything. I wouldn't waste my time on it, she's lovely but the dude is insufferable. He goes on and on about only his religion has "real power" and that people have no power until initiated in his religion, that learning and incorporating different cultures and lore is "like building a weak house" whatever the fuck that means (though the implication is clear, follow his religious dogma or you're "weaker"). Very off putting.

[@arkan4736]

Paganity is not subject to your idealistic whims. Equality and multiculturalism are Christian tinted ideologies elevated as surrogates of religion, foreign to Paganism. Paganity is hierarchical, intransigently elitist, it recognizes a qualitative imbalance between men; it is undeniable. Your contemporary predispositions seem better fit for yoga class, than Pagan rituals.

[@jacobjohnson8131]

Qt.....

[@diamonddog257]

The Church of Vrilology has a course, which I took years ago ; YYGDRASIL Training of Balder Rising. also utube : Vrilology Teachings channel ' Beautiful Balder ' .... another hoot. This the New Jersey school ; tell them the big guy from AlbertaBadlands sent you.

[@noaradicc6136]

Skål från svenska

[@fabienlehenaff2742]

good job on butchering all the names lmao

[@princekrazie]

Everything was fine until you showed the reindeer skin. Please don't kill animals. They should not be killed for our porsonal purposes, even religion.

[@chubbybunny6975]

Honey, cultures all over the world kill and eat animals, it's a part of nature, nothing can live without something else dying. Animals have been killed for personal reasons everywhere and still are, you're never gonna convince entire cultures not to kill animals, so please don't force your opinion on others.

[@Master_Blackthorne]

Life feeds on life. If I don't kill the deer, the wolves will. So what are you trying to save them from?