Norse Mythology -The Tale of Odin

Now we get into the characters which drive the stories in Norse myth. First is a tale of the All-Father, the Raven God, God of the Hanged, best known as Odin, and his endless search for knowledge.
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The Prose Edda, Snorri Sturluson
The Poetic Edda, translate by Jeramy Dodds
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[@CillianRangarsson-u2h]

I am a really proud Norse pagan from Dublin Ireland lord Odin and lord Thor are my gods i am learning a lot on this great journey i am trying my best to the work lord Odin and lord Thor want me to do all hail the Norse gods of Valhalla skal peace balance people i am hoping to become a Norse pagan priest one day

[@CillianRangarsson-u2h]

@@blueraven596 good man I just hate been alive

[@bigol9223]

The fire graphic and sound, cartoony though it is, really adds an indispensable element to the tone of this video. Telling and hearing stories by the fire still has an effect that can't be erased.

[@andrewplayspiano1]

totally.

[@endezeichengrimm]

the 60 fps really shows as well.

[@markusorth5450]

Hail Odin!

[@Hrodwulf9]

This is how it was done, it makes better sense this way. Thank you. Odin is the All Father, I wonder if it makes the God proud when he sees us learning about him like this, and the effort you made to put this all together. Hail Odin, king of the Gods, Hail the Gods and the blood of our forefathers, Hail.

[@universemythologymitologia4397]

hi there , nice to meet you , I think we have same vibrant , aw where was Odin palace? around lake Toba, you can see it from satelite kzbin.infossOjsE7X_pE

[@tehutibrim594]

These are excellent short full of knowledge teachings of old norse mythology

[@dr.andreeugenusfox2027]

Not myth African History in fiction. Myth is Jesus because of Belief. No one writes be lies . Theses are stories opposite of History all in HERSTORY, Mother Nature. Notice the Jot/got/gods are the same per culture all descended from Cushite History. Norse older than Greeks Romans and other Hebrew slaves. They go to Valhalla others hell or heaven

[@Crazymexicano214]

@@dr.andreeugenusfox2027 how is Jesus myth? He is almost certain to have existed. He's been of far more influence than most religious figures. It's fine to disagree with Christianity but be accurate. Faith is the true virtue in religion, not literal accuracy. Are reason truth really better than blind faith? I doubt it sometimes. Looking at things with an open mind & shifting into perspectives we disagree with can reveal things but it equally is unimportant and absurd

[@simhess9720]

@@dr.andreeugenusfox2027 Jesus was placed alongside Odin and Thor along time ago amongst us Vikings. Look into The year 911 a.d. and Rollo The Viking.

[@dlpinecone]

Wow, I really am enjoying this. What a special find. Thank you!!

[@trystenlyth1139]

Odin in real life: A man who is willing to go above and beyond to obtain knowledge of Ragnarok not to save his life, but the lives of all the races of the nine realms. Odin in God of War: Basically Hitler.

[@karamlevi]

Many fools today do not understand humor. Call them autistic, narsasistic or simply trained and jaded to see only bad... It is wise to lay off such sarcasm. Some asked me if I was Nazi last week for my pagan faith... later I found out he had a knife on him and has threatened staving people during disagreements. I showed him a picture of my self as Thai monk, my master, and my fellow monks at the time... I asked him to call the all the pictures Nazis... he was very upset by that... and had to leave... Do as thou wilt. Do harm to none. I know it’s Alister Crowlies words but they are a good guide... Fare well and I apologize for sharing wisdom so blatantly-

[@benjaminleines7133]

Odin wasn’t the nicest god, neither was he an evil god. People have to understand that in real life things aren’t so black and white. There are no good guys or bad guys.

[@andrewb.8184]

I think so little is documented about Norse mythology that you could really make either argument in fiction. I mean, some folks worshipped Odin by human sacrifice. He also raped Rindr to birth Vali so Vali could kill his son Hoth who accidentally killed Baldur after being tricked by Loki. But he also did good stuff for the world. Ultimately, he wasn't Jesus. He wasn't meant to be seen as a perpetually nice guy. He was quite literally morally gray.

[@Sumit-sp1fr]

Hitler no

[@MWcrazyhorse]

There is no religion higher than truth.

[@wonkachocolates6133]

Roman/Christians remember this : In the land of the Blind, the Man with One Eye is King...

[@Soldier957]

I would love these stories as bedtime books for my boys.

[@carlkilgour31]

These stories would be great for school kids learning about vikings and their gods

[@ripme6616]

Carl Kilgour all grown men with anger

[@ripme6616]

Of loss

[@ripme6616]

Honour?

[@ripme6616]

Now I Dream

[@hounddog2952]

Kids = brats with no will power nor honor . Odin laughs at these degenerates !

[@jamiegregg9211]

Hail Alfather Odin your channels cool

[@colinp2238]

Another beautiful telling.

[@Tiz604]

The Eye is really the 3rd eye the pineal . Read the poem again he hung himself on the tree of life . Sacrificed himself to himself under suffering a wound and fasting for nine eternal nights . It's been misinterpreted folks ! It was not a physical but the opening of the 3rd eye for inner wisdom of oneself the chism or kundalini the Bible is coded regarding this journey to Heaven within oneself. The Runes were given as a gift to us to understand Nature and the magic within the world . Only in this Germanic /Norse understanding does it so blatantly mention the eye ...fasting... sufering and self sacrifice and of course the tree of life

[@anthonymorena6259]

Rubbish. Idiot to believe and absolute time waster.

[@EricCole69]

So happy I saw someone else make this connection. I was thinking that there was also a relation between Odin and the Eye Of Horus/third eye. Turns out we were both right my friend

[@samuraimedi4061]

I have no choice but to believe.

[@gwennvorsaga3576]

I am thankful that I have discovered you! I want to Thank you for your wonderful storytelling! I want to Thank you for your time and effort to make those of us watching very very happy!!!

[@universemythologymitologia4397]

where was Odin palace? around lake Toba, you can see it from satelite kzbin.infossOjsE7X_pE

[@slender99ld]

This is my first time on this channel and man you have a wonderful voice and I get to listen to stories of the sky gods yes please you have yourself a new subscriber

[@BrokenSofa]

A note on the norns, their names and the meaning of their names. Urd, the word is similar to the modern swedish word ur, which means ancient. Verdandi, or in modern swedish, vara(meaning: to be) and older swedish vardande(which means guarding and also means being, as in 'to be'). Lastly we have skuld, which now mean debt or guilt, but in older swedish means 'should'. Would, in modern swedish is skulle. These are the meaning of the names of the norns, what has past, that which is, and the things that should or would be.

[@karamlevi]

Can you re-edit that? I swam in cold water today and not thinking well. Thanks Wim Hoff;-) Urd= Nor=

[@LordLightborn]

It is a deep peace to remember. 🖤

[@EPICGAMER-ce5cq]

I'm not English or from any country that knows perfectly. I can understand this, the speech is not fast not slow. Easily understandable. Like your content!

[@BarnoRenfro]

it's scottish

[@TheIcemanModdeler]

The Marvel movies are a cheap copy compared to the actual stories, these are so much better.

[@johnnyboy2411]

TheIcemanModdeler what is different in the marvel version

[@johnnyboy2411]

Jimi strøm I'm more of a dc fan

[@johnnyboy2411]

Jimi strøm so yes you are correct I know little

[@bigol9223]

Not only a cheap copy, a filthy blatant mockery.

[@sean9923]

Yes because comic books and the movies based on them are from norse mythology them self no shit the actual stories are better them a movie based on a comic what is just inspired buy mythology and changes the story cause the actual stories of norse mythology on thor are dark as hell from the ones I here

[@jnnh7654]

Excellent story of Odin! Thanks!!!

[@philmcdonald6088]

thank you ✨

[@oathboundsecrets]

Great story telling, thank you :)

[@smithmcsmith9218]

Thanks!

[@ryan1000011]

odin binding fenrir is a great example of meeting one's fate on the path to avoid it since Fenrir was a friend to the asir especially Tyr but grew to hate them all due to being betrayed just another show that the asir were just as flawed as the rest of us

[@benjaminleines7133]

It shows that like many others odin and his actions to try to Defy his fate is the exact reason that fate came to pass, only when the trumpet was blown did he realize this and when on to fight knowing the outcome anyways

[@mimojimi]

Odin. Wodan. Mercury. Wednesday Addams. Woensdag. Woe. Great sorrow/distress. One who thinks too much. Wednesday's child.

[@Kingsaxxy3872]

Mercury is Hermes not Odin

[@paradigmprospector6318]

Pure magic

[@Mars-dm5no]

literally

[@rosering02]

I always enjoy these sagas

[@electronhop616]

One must understand symbology in order to understand the myth. Charts and maps have legends, as do the myths. The more bazaar the myth, the higher the spiritual truth within. Odin represents the single eye, aka third eye. His ravin Huginn, is his huge colorful genie. The DMT released by the pineal during meditation.

[@midnightblue3285]

Ravens are represent left and right brain also

[@electronhop616]

Midnight Blue Huginn and Munin, are thought and memory from the cosmic consciousness. In the fiery furnace we actually meet Hestia, the sister of Zeus, she is at the hearth side / fireside. Religion hijacked spirituality 2000 years ago. In meditation we do arc over from left to right hemisphere, the feminine side.

[@DisasterMaggot]

I'm a descendant of Sved the Viking and Ivar the Boneless, you did a great job with this video!

[@OneIs1am]

ParaBellumEtVeritatem 🙄🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@eggheadusa]

Isn’t being boneless a bad thing

[@mugglebornbadass4000]

Dude your narrative is amazing plz try and do a book on audible

[@controversialmatters5976]

Just found your channel, I love it. Keep up the good work brother!

[@berndtfelmerer3654]

Interesting,thanks........Charoite Kali Wali Mesukiel Akteriel Mahakala Bala Bala jojojo Patli Capalatmika Kalabhairava

[@saykni]

watching this after playing god of war ragnarok and it was very informative

[@thomaspoisel6259]

We need strenght. We need strong man, and woman. And, we need strong gods.. Its mit time, to bow .. Only the law of nature and nature itself is great. All the things, people create these days, are making us weak. But we have to be strong. We have to make the right decision, because, no question, the war has begun, the wsr between the powers of light, and darkness..... Time, that we become warriors again.... Mainly a story, which is going on inside of us.... Lets joun hands. Time, to be strong. We are tge ones, who have to care about mother earth, nature and the eternal truth... WE ARE THE ONES, WE HAVE WAITED FOR.... and Odin may guide us.... Love. Tom.

[@irishludwig2790]

Thank you 💕

[@HydraDominus]

I have that sticker of Odin on the back of my truck that you have in the thumbnail

[@karamlevi]

🤟🏼

[@DarkEyesOX]

What a wonderful storytelling

[@xanadu6802]

Well spoken

[@cillianrangarsson8636]

I am a Norse pagan lord Odin and lord Thor are my gods keep up your good reasearch pal peace all hail lord Odin all hail lord Thor all hail the Norse gods

[@jessshaver4697]

Did anyone catch the name of the dwarf thats blood went Into the kettle? Couldn't make out kettle name either

[@lokin4215]

I'm named after Thor (my name is Thorin)

[@marasi36]

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. 🍀 💜✌️

[@AlexaMadeiras]

Lovely thank you !!!

[@DAGOWOOD23]

I love how all the commenters are experts on things that even the so called experts are barely figuring out and a lot that is just guesses cause a lot of the history has been lost to time

[@jessewru6425]

i love this thankyou

[@SuperMarry23]

Tarvaa The Bard Tarvaa The Skald Skald is a storyteller or poet in Norwegan. You have chosen your name wisely.

[@Odin33356]

Odin is my 54th great grandfather

[@karamlevi]

😂👏🏽👍🏼👍🏾👍🏿👍🏽 Hail The Great Placenta

[@Odin33356]

@@karamlevi the God's were here for 500 years before the Columbus pirates showed up with the government of deception god .

[@austin5061]

Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't he is "The Allfather" he is every European's "great grand" father. If you read the "Prose Edda" it is said that he leaves a descendant in France, Germany, Ukraine, Poland, norway, Sweden etc.. to become ruler of that region.

[@Odin33356]

@@austin5061 if the world does not meet my expectations prior to my departure I reserve the right to destroy it. I DID NOT COME IN HELL JESUS STYLE FOR NOTHING.

[@rileighgreenwood7097]

IS IT POSSIBLE TO COMMENT THE NAMES OF THE GODS/GIANTS AND OTHER NAMES MENTIONED IN THE VIDEO? AS THE CAPTIONS DONT NOTICE THE NAMES PROPERLY

[@florisdebont3867]

Love this

[@kathleenbotelho3307]

👍

[@nesseihtgnay9419]

Ragnarok did happen...its the 21st century of modern science to over take mythologies and religion.

[@vrilmaxxed]

Science also died in 21st century, now all we have is: Science™

[@Darqwulph]

Love this thank u sir😜

[@Hamood..17]

15:39 does this simple have meaning ?

[@chivalrousjack]

Kvasir was made from the spittle of Both AEsir and Vanir.

[@hyperionman420]

Underrated video.

[@ripme6616]

That was brilliant

[@oranganewton]

Oh Odin, I should call him up for a drink sometime

[@cillianrangarsson8636]

The only thing is from my own opinion is that my gods don't drink

[@Thorsoak]

I just found your channel. I'm an instant subscriber lol

[@dastupid1305]

12:59

[@stephanreichelt1960]

Bor was his father and before him Buuuri(?)

[@Kingsaxxy3872]

Buri was Bor’s Father and Bor was Odin’s father

[@user-tr6sy5lm8l]

yepi yo yayee...because we have the weakness of the flesh pal...Skäold!!!

[@odin3066]

Nah m8, i gave up on ragnarok

[@brucecampbellschin8632]

I have no religion. I think I've found one I can get get behind.

[@electronhop616]

Religion hijacked spirituality !

[@oK-sf6sv]

Nicholas Drake do you even have Norse ancestors?

[@samuraimedi4061]

@@oK-sf6sv Nordic

[@oK-sf6sv]

Samurai Medi Norse is literally the Scandinavian people Nordic the the Nordic countries but you can use both

[@samuraimedi4061]

@@oK-sf6sv was just trolling tbh, tired of seeing elites like you spending time bashing people. Really know their ancestors? If we share the same ancestors I know they wouldn't approve.

[@momlifemfb2072]

I think it would be much easier to remember the ruins if you had them on here too.

[@zerobudget2649]

I came here to say I love you

[@angrylizardman1472]

wasn't mimir a giant?

[@jerrjlag]

angry Lizardman it was speculated that he was a giant but he was equally speculated to be a god as well. No one really knows. The gods and the giants come from the same relative blood as well

[@POLITICUS-DANICUS]

no they don't

[@wezzuh2482]

Yes he was. Though "giant" is an english mistranslation. The original word was "Jötunn" which does not translate to giant but means something along the lines of "devourer". Some of the Jötunnar did reach a status as gods and were worshipped as such.

[@Sniegel]

Ymir?

[@jmarch_503]

In god of war he is smartest man alive given sight by gaints (that weren't gaint)

[@anthonymorena6259]

So what!! I don't get the point of this story. How does it change the history books?

[@anthonymorena6259]

@crazy225aw ive followed many mythological tales, and im a theologian at heart... but this is the most...ridiculous. Plus you have to admit the presentation of Odin and Norse mythology in this video kinda sux.

[@anthonymorena6259]

@crazy225aw ....if your looking for a more credible mythological tale...then look up or read..."the lost book of Enki".....you wont be disappointed. It was etched in stone thousands of years ago and talks of astrological truths that have only been confirmed by Nasa recently...

[@PR32917]

Hell Oden Allfader

[@Thabo687]

Who's here After they played God of war

[@bumble2able]

So much to know as a new pagan 🤔 how I wish to meditate under Igdrasil 🤔

[@bigol9223]

Yggdrasil is the world tree so it is more of a metaphysical concept but if you can find a large ash tree it could serve as an anchor to help you get into the mindset.

[@bumble2able]

Rup Tratin thank you ☺️

[@MrRaymo88]

Tyr was the original All father.

[@geodude6244]

How does that make sense when Tyr is supposed to be Odens son?

[@Weird782]

​@@geodude6244 This might help kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5XNfnp4lLqDmNk

[@dr.andreeugenusfox2027]

Odin in Africa is Named Atum-RE the Sun.

[@oK-sf6sv]

Dr. Andre Eugenus Fox are you from Africa

[@justinland5713]

The G in Gjallarhorn is silent. Nice video, but that pronunciation was driving me crazy.

[@mayuravirus6134]

Odin was called Lord of the Hanged because of his thirst for knowledge he hangs himself on the branches of Yggdrasil and the Allfather was his own self proclaimed he killed Tyr for that

[@Kingsaxxy3872]

Odin never killed Tyr, both of them live till Ragnarok

[@eliduvall1]

+1

[@superstr8137]

Dude you know your shit !! Do not stop

[@davejones5182]

avenge me my son...

[@randomdata5]

BOY

[@kbbino7369]

Is that I'm a cavity in a mistresse 🙀😵

[@kbbino7369]

456 nae 3💔🍨

[@ripme6616]

To all you sheep looked confused

[@vincemajestic2650]

Interesting point of fact: In Russian the word for number 1 is Odin.

[@ripme6616]

Tragedy rules

[@gjeggi6760]

My name is Odin lol

[@christopherbishop7210]

Skol

[@Cosmic_Code]

It's Nordic Mythology in Scandinavia. Not Norse. It's a mistranslation from the 90ths by Americans mostly. It comes from Nordisk Mytologi.

[@garyclothier9914]

MA (TRI) (X)(Y Z)

[@jehovahhohenzollern3329]

*NORSE MYTHOLOGY: Odin is my 451st twin son who was a 3" Inch born brother of my 1,212 twin Princes and Princesses in my United Kingdom of Prussia Palestine Persia Assyria.*

[@xesisgood8593]

Son Odin will meet Kratos.

[@yotacharapone5341]

Xesisgood lol and Atreus

[@yotacharapone5341]

Xesisgood or should i say *BOY*

[@GodsBattleAx]

When someone translated childrens stories to a religion :)

[@Kingsaxxy3872]

So…every religion today?

[@flerma223]

You mean like the Judeo-Christian "God"? Lol

[@anthonymorena6259]

...this is......'rubbish'

[@bethelshiloh]

Pure witchcraft.

[@thorbridge9093]

bethelshiloh people following their indigenous ancestral heritage and belief systems is witchcraft? You must be a Christian

[@bethelshiloh]

Mark Briggs So?

[@thorbridge9093]

bethelshiloh so judge your own kind stop calling my beliefs witchcraft

[@eckharttrolle4768]

LOL

[@eckharttrolle4768]

if you don't follow my nomadic jewish healer you will burn!

[@simongillaspie3265]

your pronoucation of these intdities is awful

[@chasingamurderer]

Interesting.

[@eel.3170]

that's what they do ^

[@ripme6616]

Sweet dreams

[@gagemccurdy1596]

Odin is no man. Do not address him as such. He is a God. A God with greater power than not even you can understand. Do not address the Gods as humans. For that you are a fool

[@CKing-388]

WIJ WickedInsaneJuggalo the Norse believed that their gods were living people, like you and I... not like the Christ God...

[@metatron478]

WIJ WickedInsaneJuggalo lol Odin aint real, ya turkey

[@lanawoo]

Odin is much older then the Christ god who is nailed to a cross and can do nothing now that is a weak god

[@brianc9374]

Lana Woollard..untrue. tyr is older, the original head of the pantheon. Odin is a composite popularised during the migration period

[@Dawood-Mushlam]

@@metatron478 The Gods are immortals and you don't have the slightest clue what's real and what's not. Go worship your demonic entity YHWH.

[@anthonymorena6259]

Garbage. Lol

[@jesseberry2046]

Ok i have to ask has odin ever had fear or did he live those 9 noble virtues to a t bc if he did then i guess im failing as a norse man

[@Kingsaxxy3872]

Odin has showed fear before. He had the natural fear of Ragnarok coming as it would mean the end to so many he cared for along with himself, and he naturally had the fear of losing his son Baldur when it was revealed he was going to die. But like a warrior Odin embraced all this and still stood strong.