"Traust - Heilung" Germanic Pagan Folklore Song (SLOWED & REVERBED)

[@MHuwe-ci6zm]

Bei allen Göttern, Respekt!!! Die Welt braucht diese Heilung und der Schlüssel von allem liegt in der Sprache, schön das ihr das versteht und ich danke euch für diese Klänge. Das Wort verlieh mir das Wort und das Werk verlieh mir das Werk ……😎 Großartig,mehr kann ich dazu nicht sagen! Grüße und ein donnerndes Heil aus dem Ebertal

[@damascusdoshu3104]

This is slow enough to soothe the panic attacks. Indeed.

[@cmd7930]

Love to my Germanic brothers and sisters❤

[@lufra8824]

Sehr gelungen !

[@willrfrench]

This really needs a pitch shift IMO, proportional to the slow

[@willrfrench]

Maria's vocals are beautiful and in this version they are so deep

[@zurgesmiecal]

wunderbar

[@aurelspartan1939]

Valhöll

[@user-je6fd4tm6c]

Hail Odin to all Germanic Brothers!

[@Boudicaisback]

And sisters ❤

[@deathroman13]

We call Him Wodan here in these lands.

[@user-je6fd4tm6c]

@@deathroman13 England right? In Germany its Wotan just littel Change, i guss its coms from the Saxen Tribe an bring to your land to

[@deathroman13]

@@user-je6fd4tm6c No, I am a Frisian, Wodan is the Dutch name and in Frisian we call him Weda.

[@eter999]

​@@user-je6fd4tm6c Englisch : Woden

[@rebellenarmyforces9039]

West germanic pagan volk🇳🇱🇳🇱🇳🇱🇳🇱🇳🇱🇳🇱

[@ObsidianHistory]

based

[@engell3707]

It’s not Germanic, it’s Nordic.

[@tommytells370]

That's Technically True, although back then the Nordic and Germanic groups were almost indistinguishable from each other at least according to outside sources they were all Germanic of some sort whether Goth, Teuton, Suebi or Saxon. They all originated from Area's of Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Upper Germania.

[@turansah6253]

PRİMA!