The Germanic Mother Earth Goddess

Trying to find the "Mother Earth" goddess from Old Germanic and pre-Christian Scandinavian peoples.
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[@megantrish8450]

Channeling your inner Odin with that eye ;) Another wonderful video, thank you sir! Your dedication does not go unnoticed, it is very appreciated.

[@federicopizzileo9400]

Good morning! I would like to thank you deeply both for your masterful work in recovering the notions on this topic, as well as for Vanatrú Italia, and your considerations explained very well in Italian. We agree with what you have expressed and we are really happy with your listening, in the intimate process that binds us as pagans and which is now more than ever pawing to re-emerge. Thanks again for your significant and indispensable contribution!

[@XandruReguera]

Nice italian Arith, you have a gift with languages. About the video, lucidness rules as always. Thank you for posting and sharing your wisdom and conclusions.

[@RavensWillReplaceUs]

I am so grateful to find your work. You have an anthropological connection to the olde ways that strikes my soul like hot iron! Thank you.

[@shimkonise357]

Thank you. Baltic Lithuanian call Mother Earth Zemyna. Amazing the similarities.

[@bjornekdahl721]

🎶 When Night falls She cloaks the world in impenetrable darkness, a chill rises from the soil and contaminates the air. Suddenly life has new meaning. 🎵

[@christinehope6317]

Beautiful poem

[@cedar.von.wiesenhaussen4229]

Seriously the first song of Burzum that i fell in love with. Changed my life forever 🖤

[@bjornekdahl721]

@@cedar.von.wiesenhaussen4229 Changed my life too. My perspective of life and that we need to look at things from several perspectives.

[@lorilea3188]

mother night I am so grateful for the free education I am getting from Professor Harger from across the sea. Endless stream of relevant videos, every video to be watched again.

[@elle-izalogan9372]

Dear Arith, thank you for another interesting, thoughtful video. I just want to mention a thing or two: Traditionally Frija as a mother goddess is the wife of our highest god Tiwaz, not of Wotan. The Proto-Germanic name Tiwaz derives from Indo-European *dyews, what means 'heaven' or 'day', and he is the keeper of law and justice, the chairman of the Thing, the upholder of traditions, and his sword is the executioner's sword, not one made for war. Wotan is the god of mysteries and male magic (thus a fertility god in his own way), a scholar who gazes into the abyss. But Donar has always been the closest to my people (the Hatti / Chatti people), because as her son he is the protector of his mother Earth (Erda) and thus of us humans living on her, too. The Donareiche (Thor's Oak) has been the holy tree of my ancestors, close to our formal capital and place of worship, only recorded by the name 'Mattium' by Tacitus. Today there are two villages, Metze and Maden, that seem to derive from Mattium, and in Maden there is a 3000-year-old menhir, called the Wotanstein (Odin's stone), which is a place of pagan worship until today. And in Metze they have reconstructed the old Thing site. So we have a place of worship for Donar, Wotan and Tiwaz within 25 km. Best wishes to you from Nordhessen, may your eye get well soon and you overall be healthy.

[@devidaughter7782]

"all life comes from this prehistoric cosmic matriarch" (51:40) - thank you for this powerful statement, and for sharing your deep and profound knowledge of these topics! I have been studying the ancient Indian/ Hindu tradition, and am wondering if the Nordic goddess of the night is equivalent to the Vedic goddess Nirṛti (the pronunciation of both is so similar!)?

[@denyse6666]

I love the idea of Nott as the creatrix the light of the world emerging from the darkness of the night . one day can you do a video on how these goddess's survived in Anglo Saxon Britain .... thank you so much Arith for this very interesting video :) x

[@pewpewcat7679]

You're a polyglot too? Damn. 😳 you are such a cool person. And when I say "cool" I mean intelligent, well spoken, well read... Excuse me while I fangirl a bit over here in my corner 🤣 I really need to step up my language game 😐 Back in the day you were special for speaking english and german fluently as a kid, now everybody is bilingual at the very least. I'm teaching my son both of course but I wish I could teach him even more. I need to get back on duolingo, here I come swedish, norwegian, french, gaelic, navajo, spanish.... 🤯

[@iremainproductions4827]

Thank you for always sharing your in-depth knowledge about our Germanic and Scandinavian ancestors!

[@MrEnaric]

I find your approach and insight refreshing, speaking from archeology and your own spiritual path. The animistic theme really strikes a chord, for most debates simply concern 'the nature of the gods' as viewed from 'modern' theisms. I salute you for that Arith. On the Frigg part: did you know that the Frisian soldiers posted at Hadrians Wall worshipped a goddes named Friagabis? 'The Giving/providing Lady?' Maybe there is a preMigration era link to the later goddess Frigg? Also, on the animistic approach in Scandinavian lore, Hyndluljóð comes to mind. In the end, Hyndla reveals to Ottar his kinship, not just to mankind, but all living things: '..and they all are your kin, Ottar of the narrow mind (heimski)' Is there a possibility (even if I can't be a patreon right now) that you could elaborate on Hyndluljóð and it's possible initiatory, sacrificial and animistic traits? It seems the song deserves more attention by someone who is as deeply informed and passionate as you. Thank you all the same, another fascinating lecture!

[@lisamosconi8038]

Grazie Arith! Great video and nice Italian.

[@jmaaybraak]

Thank you so very much Arith, yet again, for such an interesting and beautiful window into the minds and hearts of those who were before us. As always, your presentation was well thought out and articulate, and your efforts are very much appreciated. Have a great day, mein freund!

[@christinehope6317]

So enjoy your teachings you are very intelligent and a good teacher blessings 🙏

[@brotherurth1625]

As always my friend, very knowledgeable, helpful and entertaining. Thank you

[@thegeneralstrike6747]

Your explanation of Earth and Earth Godess was completely intuitive. I totally understood via epiphany. It is a way of thinking about how the Earth is alive, ways to feel about, how to behave with, and how our minds function to understand life and existence, and retain spirituality. Humans our emotions our ability to understand and be understood as well a desire to give our lives some sort of meaning or more to the point belonging. All can be brought together in our mind and important information can be shared in a way that is easily consumed and understood.

[@stellasole3720]

Your italian was great! I'm australian, but my background is italian, my italian hasn't been as good since my nonna passed, & I understood you 😊

[@Pdqute11]

Thank you for bringing so much knowledge. Nice Italian

[@emmalouie1663]

I like how detailed this video is in trying to determine what is accurate and what is not. Thank you for the ideas and information, very interesting.

[@jujudreamz84]

GREAT CHANNEL Thank u For your work and knowledge I appreciate all your videos

[@tracyjordan4477]

So glad I stumbled upon you!

[@angusgreeneyeslefay9485]

Great video ,i believe Goddess Ilmatar or Luonnotar belongs to this category .Luonnotar being the primal Goddess and Creatrix.She is a Saami Goddes i believe .Also Goddess Hecate is often mentioned as Mother of all Gods,yet another famous primal Goddess is Tiamat of Sumer ,who is the Goddess of the primordial chaos.

[@devidaughter7782]

and in South Asia there is Aditi - she who is unbound!

[@angusgreeneyeslefay9485]

@@devidaughter7782 Thank you dear Erika for the information

[@devidaughter7782]

@@angusgreeneyeslefay9485 and thank you for mentioning Tiamet of Sumer - I'm just beginning to learn about her!

[@angusgreeneyeslefay9485]

@@devidaughter7782 You are most welcome and I am very glad that your interest took such direction.Above all Hecate is who I venerate with outmost love and of course Nut and Tiamat Luonnotar .If your interest is that of spiritual in nature (as I am a Witch -Vitkar) Hecate has got the most voluminous literature available (and She is very very hepful all the time).Otherwise Sumerian deities you can research in Mircea Eliade"s books .If you find yourself stuck or need a little "help" Nut is the one to ask for immediate aid (there is no way to make an offering to Her and not be empowered immediately).May these awesome Goddesses bestove on you such love as they did and do to me .

[@bizzygeernaert-davies8306]

As a non Italian speaker, your Italian was very convincing - aided by the expressive hands :)

[@Lemure1987]

This man is a blessing

[@giuseppersa2391]

A true polyglot! Best wishes always from Giuseppe in Cape Town South Africa 🍀✌

[@mattbunch1159]

🤯🤯🤯🤯 my brain melts at the thought of being able to speak that many languages... In another video you talked about frigg and Freya being the same goddess... How does that play in here....

[@violenceislife1987]

39:54 as a woman who has been in labor 4 times i must tell you... yes singing a prayer to Freya did help. but my mind entered a primitive state. i tried to record my labor but found doing so quite difficult. click on my channel if you want to see. it the labor state of mind i sought solitude and buried my face in the pillow. i didn't want to be in the hospital and made all the nurses leave me alone. i crouched and knelt to deliver my baby. they remarked that i was "the best lamazer they had ever seen". i prayed a song / sang a prayer written by Cefin on Leorne Eald Englisc channel.

[@natalyapomeroy7611]

This was very insightful, thank you for the amazing work and research to put this together in a palpable way!

[@danyellerobinson5940]

She seems to have much in common with the Goddess Brighid. I appreciated the discussion of rocks. It explains my collection of rocks embedded with marble.

[@oldmanofthemountains3388]

Man, I had the same thing happen to my left eye a few weeks ago. It was so bloodshot that it looked solid red for a few days! Have you been dealing with Wotan recently, too? 😂

[@artemismoonbow2475]

I'm an English speaking American and as a result, sadly, very bad with other languages though have always been fascinated by them. I try, which is pretty good for a person of my gen from the American Mid-West. As an adult, I spent 10 years going to Europe for extended stays with family and friends, but my mind could never pick up on complex sentence structures to communicate deeply. Wow, your switch to make a semi-lengthy statement in Italian was so impressive.

[@margaretwhitmer2715]

The Greeks had a primordial night goddess - Nyx - although she might not be a parallel to Nott in any way. According to mythical account, Nyx was the first being to fly out of the void (Norse parallel Ginnungagap?). Gaia (earth) was Nyx's sibling, along with Chaos, Tartarus, Eros and Erebus. Nyx and Erebus (deep darkness/shadow), procreated all of the mostly dark primordial emanations: Moros (doom), Apate (Deceit), Dolos (trickery and guile), Nemesis (retribution), the Keres and Morai (death and fate spirits), the Hesperides (nymphs of sunset), Oizys (grief, anxiety, depression), and Momus (satire, mockery). All by herself she brought forth the Oneiroi: Hypnos (sleep, who fathered Morpheus, god of dreams), Thanatos (non-violent death), Philotes (sexual and social intercourse), Geras (old age), Eris (discord), and Charon (psychopomp, ferryman to Hades). I don't know who came up with all of that, but this array of emanations clearly represent the dark side. It was said of Nyx that her darkness hid both the good and the evil alike.

[@Pdqute11]

Wow!! So much information thank you.

[@Pdqute11]

Is there a way to copy and paste this? Are you on FB?

[@margaretwhitmer2715]

@@Pdqute11 Can't remember now where I first ran across Nyx, but I fell in love with her and all of her dark progeny =))

[@Pdqute11]

@@margaretwhitmer2715 thanks. I love you detailed post and would like a copy please?

[@margaretwhitmer2715]

@@Pdqute11 You are welcome to copy it, as all of the info can be found elsewhere :) I am a little more familiar with the Greek model than with the Norse, which is why I enjoy Arith's posts. The Nyx creation story reminds me of that of the Thursar, ie. that the dark, chaotic powers were unleashed before those of order.:)

[@gaslitworldf.melissab2897]

SPECIAL THANKS: Love the tapestry. I'm happy to see the resurgence of Norse spirituality. Perhaps it will counter other trends threatening to destroy the region culturally and its progressive approach to public and institutional life.

[@makeitbetter.1402]

so good, as always. thank you sir.

[@andyn3532]

Hope you are happy and healthy arith 🌞

[@teresafigueiredo]

Wonder the day starts well! 🤗 Thank you so much.

[@shadowreveled5107]

I am probably saying this completely wrong but No one shall be considered heroes/heroins yet their actions shall make them legends You have become legendary too many of us. Thank you

[@DakiniDream]

Thanks Arith ! Khol for the eyes, the original one, not the modern make-up stuff, applied with an alabastre stick, or ivory.

[@zengardengnome]

Came for the pronunciation of Nerthus, stayed for the nuanced differentiation between "perceptions of a Mother Earth goddess" and "the animistic living entity of the Earth." I'm of the mind that humans are at risk of not seeing Earth as a deity because we are of the Earth, and therefore may not see what we're made out of (forest for the trees, etc.). I do wonder if the practice of worship at times serves the purpose of reminding and willfully looking, lest we forget what we're rooted to and take it all for granted, as the young will do to their human mother before fully maturing.

[@drewid3876]

One dislike?! Who would dare?

[@rubi588]

Now it’s 8, I think the people in that cult he discussed recently from Texas are downvoting his stuff now :(

[@sjonhennyson5442]

Hm, if you look at a rock under a microscope you’ll see the atoms and electrons moving. Everything dances with playful aliveness in the stillness of emptiness.

[@GregtheGrey6969]

Matter is just vibration at different rates.

[@GregtheGrey6969]

Plus... "rocks" aren't exactly what folks think! Many lies have been told lol

[@devidaughter7782]

in the nehiyaw language (mis-named 'Cree' by missionaries) of the central plains where I live, the word for rock 'asiniy' is animate, and rocks are called 'grandfathers'.

[@colinp2238]

You say that you are Arith Harger but really you are not, you are Airk Thorstein indisguise. You can't fool me.

[@Pdqute11]

Who is Arik Thorstien?

[@colinp2238]

@@Pdqute11 Are you new to this channel?

[@pewpewcat7679]

@@colinp2238 I am 🙋🏼‍♀️ Would you elaborate please? If there's more I can learn, I'm always all for it 🙂

[@colinp2238]

@@pewpewcat7679 Someone new to the channel probably hasn.t seen Mr Thorstein yet, is that elaborate enough? kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqO0ooJ_j9iEh5Y

[@cyclicallivingoz]

Fascinating, thank you.

[@ScottJB]

Your Italian accent is quite good. You have a little bit of the Portuguese accent on the Rs before vowels, but well done. Que fixe pa!

[@richardcook2970]

A good video on a complicated subject, especially when Nerthus was observed nearly a thousand years before the so called “Viking” period. From an English point of view, Friia/Frigg appears to have been the most important goddess with no evidence of Freya been know to the English. So to the English Frigg certainly may have been the mother goddess. Also good to see you putting the record straight on Friday been named after Frigg rather than Freya.

[@ergosum3]

Grazie!

[@AmandaMerkel]

This man speaks three languages STOP being perfect how dare you 😭😭😭

[@LaLaLonna]

Thank you for this video, i really enjoyed it. In the story of Nerthus as she travels (pulled by sacred cows), bringing prosperity she is covered by a veil so the people cannot look upon her (its thought if you see her you will die i believe). Once she has finished bringing prosperity to the people and she tires she returns to her sacred grove on the island and then people help her clean/refresh herself in the water. Those people are then drowned, so she requires sacrifice of the higgest gift. For me I do see her as a mother goddess or a goddess of cycles. A time for life/prosperity followed by the cycle of death and returning to the Earth. This is how I see her and my opinion based on my interpretation of the single source we have so I am sure there's was more to her.

[@gaslitworldf.melissab2897]

(Didn't even notice the eye thing, such big beautiful eyes). I get what you're saying. Sometimes humans personify things, including the earth and things of the earth. For instance, sun rays can be beautiful hair of a maiden. Rain can be tears. Wind can be a siren call. None of that suggests anymore about the thought process beyond the obvious simile. We attribute human quality to many things. Sometimes a metaphor is just a bit of poetic or dramatic license. Not all spiritual matters have an exact counterpart, b/c life offers varied influences.

[@garytucker8696]

Hecate is depicted riding a wolf,some standing stone has this image,the temples normally had three aspects to them,worship platform offering platform and temple at the top.

[@thegeneralstrike6747]

Fantastic as usual

[@leenvisser4649]

Enjoyed this video a lot! Thank you for making it! Would Nehalennia be another example of a continental Germanic goddess with actual origins in the Baltic? Her seafaring, prosperity, and horticultural attributes are similar to what you described.

[@stewartthomas2642]

Love your stuff kick on love it

[@Astrology_Witch_DJ_Lifestyle]

💪😎 love you man!

[@jonh8488]

thank you so much for sharing all this Arith Härger if any of this is true, then the tales about the chashes between Asir and Vanir must have been invented afterwards

[@violenceislife1987]

it seems that over time animostic concepts from across Europe blended and evolved into what we know from mideval sources. the concept of class and aristocracy went along with it.

[@viviandickinson]

I love your videos. I am of a mixed decent mainly Italian and irish. I practice Italian Shamanism, but I just recently found out I have some German, Prussian really decent. I cannot find anything in regards to magical practices, culture, or traditions. Do you have any advice? Oh and you did great in dialect.

[@ejllamobeolan5025]

I enjoy your outlook and wisdom of the viking, culture. I have a grudge with the story's of Vikings the show. I know its a story and mostly a false by writers "for a show" However many of my own heritage is portrayed, so falsely. Rollo for one. My name sake. Kittel Flatneff. After not giving Harold tribute. and His daghter daughter. Aud the deep minded and Son His son the beginning of my ancestral Name sake, Ó'Beólan, Helgi Bjólan, king of the Hebrides. His his sister Aud. Her son thorston. This family rose to the earldom of Ross. Not killed like said in the show! My family heritage is spelled out in the Norse Sagas and the Icelandic sagas. Also in the history of Scotland!

[@SuperBjanka]

To me.. She is the water that are at the base of all living. We are made of water, its in all living things, its in the air and the soil, and life is created in the meeting between her and energy/Thor

[@jonh8488]

in Faroes the Earth, the Sun and the stars are females while the Heaven and the Moon are males

[@samanthab5752]

Good morning! ☀️

[@marcrhodes-taylor5347]

Thank you for another excellent video Arith. I was just going to ask you about something which I noticed at the beginning but did not understand, what is trollddmholl? It has something to do with vanatru I am guessing, except that I have read this term before. Could you please explain what it means? Thank you.

[@pentasigil]

Odin was born at the beginning of time. His father was Bor and his mother was the giantess Jotunn. Odin created Earth by killing the giant Ymir

[@garytucker8696]

The lightening tree is an interesting thing.

[@AriaIvancichArt]

ty ! Wonderful info. Ur IT is brilliant as well

[@stefaniaacquesta5884]

What do you think about Venetkeens runes, the venetic language of northeast of Italy. With the Goddess Reitia. Congratulations for your Italian speaking.

[@jonh8488]

the 2 words Ymir and Surt are both related to sour milk .... how come the Jætner are translated as icegiants when they are related to dairy ... ???

[@snackvet4659]

Great video, i like your explanation so detail as always may I ask, can you make a video explaining the myth of creation from the celtci view, i know its ery dificult to find but i want to know your point of view and why is dificult to find a concret story

[@sevenis9712]

Bravo amore! Ma, I tuoi occhi? You need to steep chamomile tea bags and while warm place them on your eyes. The warmth will comfort and draw out the ick. Un giorno amore mio, un giorno! 🥰😘

[@granmar8166]

Isn't Zealand small islands outside the netherlands?

[@thegeneralstrike6747]

Worship I would have to extrapolate was a way to devine just who someone is where they were from and most importantly to some for sure to define who you are where you are from and whether or not you were honest, related, an enemy, etc.

[@juliotrindade3398]

Se sim , será que você poderia fazer algum vídeo em nosso idioma. Talvez sobre (caso você domine o tema) a pré-história do Brasil.

[@hannedahl1888]

Hello Arith First; Native to Danish; Odense means Odins sø ( meaning lake or sea). Second. I am interested in the Goths. And I wonder; in year 150 some of them leave their homelands and around 500 they are described as all being christians. What was their belives before they left. I think it clashes with the asatru in the 800 years and later the christianity again in around year 1000? There is a big focus on wikings But the Cimbers have been reiding,.... the goths, the people from Angel( and Saxons), the Jutes and so on, they all came from scandinavia. When did they suddenly became wikings. It seams that it have been their way of living long before that. ( In danish Jutes i called "jyder" as the people living in Jutland, and if you pronounce "Göter ( as we scandinavians calls the Goths) with a "j" sound (as the Sweeds does) you can hear where the name "jyder" originates from. This site is in danish, but you are quite skilled to work around that I am shure, and whith your suprime knowlegde you have probatly better information as well. But just so you and others, can see why I wonder. Hope you can explain. www.dandebat.dk/dk-historie12.htm

[@jonh8488]

not related to this directly ... but what word was used for nature/natural in the germanic or nordic/english language before the word nature arrived in the language ?

[@Ramzblood]

07:42 did he just say "death and dismemberment of the amorphous Deity?" great. Osirian drama again...sigh

[@garytucker8696]

Sea and land trade transport of goods,probably noble inter marriage around trade.

[@BlissfulBombshells]

"I woke up like this" 🤣🤭😂

[@manthaf.p.2460]

What do you think of the parallels between hesiod's theogony and snorris second account of creation. From what I understand a lot of mideaval scholars held ancient greek poets and philosophers in pretty high regards. Do you think he could have added that bit because of the social, political or religious climate of his time? Sorry if this is addressed later in the video, I can't finish it right this minute but I wanted to ask about this before I forget

[@juliotrindade3398]

Você é português? Um abraço do Brasil.

[@yul498]

In Russland far east, they have Father Earch Raven - Kutch, and no female mother earth. In nors Russland Mother Earch, like Germanic or Greak Gea.

[@nocturnered281]

You talk about different north and east folks in Russia, cause as far as i know known pretty small amount of information about slav pantheon?

[@yul498]

@@nocturnered281 far east is not slavic. Reindeer herder. They close to shamanic walking and have 3 wolds on their father tree. With Russland slavic everything is much more funny:)) Ural and Siberia - Mother Mokosh, very same with Frig. Great Spinner Lady. Middle Ru slavic Perin next to Thor, 3 wolds. Baltic Ru slavic Svarog next to Thor and a lot of beautiful girls like Freia and Valkyriers, 5 wolds. Nors Ru slavic like me, have Wotan in our mind and Perun is absolutely unacceptable. May be German connections in the past. All ru slavic use : mother raw soil ( not directly transfer) as a symbol of power, under of all gods. All slavic use swastik Solaris symbols, don't have diavol, used some kind of Runes as magic runatal.

[@yul498]

@@nocturnered281 my first shamanic experience was with Kutch Raven. Like - babe, you lost your family :)) go in this direction.

[@nocturnered281]

@@yul498 nors Slavic hmm... Mother raw soil- Мать сыра земля ну надо же наверное бы не додумался так перевести, и насчёт богов германского пантеона разве что Рюрик мог привести их веру с собой, продолжим на русском или на английском чтобы другие смогли прочитать? Я сам из нижегородской области так что не уверен насчёт региона, но мое имя отсылается к Фрейру так что было бы странно отрицать влияние северных богов и культур на славян. По крайней мере на .мой взгляд

[@yul498]

@@nocturnered281 мать сыра земля невозможно передать дословно. Та же проблема перевода как Gullvaig и тд, из старшей Эдда.

[@garytucker8696]

Wotan Caesar Tacitus,Ger mania,Thrace,Thanos (Thanes) Saturn, Vanir, Indo Europeans Aesir and the Vanir East meets West!! Hecate worship in the East.

[@belfigorbogadas6647]

Is there evidence for Ullr being a deity of vanir origin since he is often related to njord a sea deity

[@christabrewster7516]

Tuleric? What does it mean

[@Lawrence_L.A._Auble]

Looks like an infection. I’ve seen something similar hope you received some antibiotics and you’re feeling better.

[@garytucker8696]

Immortals Titans!!

[@wren1019]

awww, i hope your eye is much better. probably a stye.

[@aristotlemindfreak1887]

kissed by Odin lol

[@seanpatrick2833]

You look a lot better with your head shaven.

[@AlbertusSalvatierra]

18:57

[@bobbydiditall395]

looks like you got in a scrap dude, hope you went beserker on his ass.

[@GregtheGrey6969]

Mother-Earth-board. Lol

[@thewyrdsisters2234]

i need to pop it