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Nice thank you!

I felt the same way about the plastic as soon as I saw it

Jacob, I know i'm not the first one to say this, but you are looking great brother! Congratulations on the weight loss!

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Definitely down for this series

( Animals generally shouldn't eat grapes eaither. Sugar is sugar. )

I had a powerful vision of my Heathen Ancestors. I assumed the vision came from Odin, but then a week later I randomly stumbled upon a video on invoking Loki. In my vision, I performed the invocation ritual to the letter without ever having any previous knowledge of it. Now, I’m convinced the vision came from Loki, and may have been a glimpse of what awaits me in the afterlife, and I’m definitely looking forward to joining my brothers there…

Am a Irish pagan myself but am marrying a Christian woman 😅, am trying to find away that I can still get married in the eyes of Norse n old Irish gods but my Christian fiancée wants be married in her god eyes. Is there anyway that this is possible because I've been trying to research but can't find anything 😅 please help

Awesome!!! ❤ This is such a lovely series, thank you ❤

really love fairly folklore and folklore and mythology and folklore stories in general so really enjoy this

Look for the common thing across multiple countries. The common factor is mushrooms.

I was taught that there are both Tricksters and Miraculous Aid, but it is important to discern what exactly you are dealing with before even uttering a word to them.

The Fae in England The sidhe in Ireland

The Good Folk in Ireland are anything but whimsical.

4:03 EXACTLY! always being petty and messing with people trying to mind they own business

But for real for reals I dont fuvk with the Fae. Nothing but a damn menace they be

Kick ass series ❤

First one here, Skål

"I wish the paganism lived on more successfully..." I love the sentiment, but really... I mean... We're still here... Embracing it, re-discovering it, and bringing it to glory once more... So, what's more successful than that? I doubt Christianity, Judism, or Islam could survive being "suppressed" for 1.000 years... That in it self, tells me, that Odin still walks amongst us... And you're absolutely right... We're not above nature... If anything, then i would argue we're it's guardians, and custodians... And without nature, we lose our connection with the divine... What you said about "If something catches your eye, in nature" - Or something to that effect... I wholeheartedly believe that's true... I walk the woods in my area daily, for 2-3 hours... I make it a habit to connect with nature through my skin. Summer days, i often go barefoot. When it's cold or wet, i put my hands on the ground, or trees. Close my eyes... And listen... If i have issues in my life, that needs solving... I ALWAYS find my solution, when i meditate there... We connect to the gods, through nature. And they, to us, through nature... I think we've always believed this... Why else, would we sacrifice livestock, for a good harvest ? Personally, the god i have the strongest connection with, is Loki (Loke in Danish). And i'm starting to understand why... I'm a bit of a slow learner, and quite "thick headed"... So, i think he's taken it upon himself, to make sure i learn, what i need to learn, the only way he can teach... Through hardship and pain... - It may sound wrong, but i'm convinced he's not doing it out of malice. But out of love. After all... Loki is not the god Hollywood tries to make him out to be... I particularly like Keltois perception of who Loki really is... A trickster and a illusionist yea, but a kindhearted one, that never abandons his kin... And for some strange reason, i've yet to discover... Rocks seems to be his signs to me ?! But it's a great video, with some really good insight. Highly interesting...

That was great! I'm really excited to see the next episodes. I follow Candlelit Tales, and they were the story tellers at the Bealtaine festival, I hope you were able to record some of their performance. Man, I've just got to get to Ireland someday!

Part of me thinks this is pretty cool, but part of me thinks this is the goofiest vikingboo weeb thing

As a kid, I remember playing with my little brothers among some hunebedden rocks. I knew they where old but it took some time to realize how old they where

Beautiful video, love it, gave me great new insights. Thank you.

Idk what’s happening to me but for some reason ever sense I watch Vikings years ago this religion just keeps my interest I don’t know why but it just keep nagging me

Nice over view of the Vikings. A bit of help on the pronunciations: Rather than saying "stave", use an "ah" sound for the "a" in stave. (st-ah-ve). There are actually very few words in any of the scandinavian languages with an "a" sound. Use "ah" instead. Hjem-komst: Make the "H" silent, say: jem-komst. But make the "j" sound soft, like in "y". (like in 'yes'). I broke the word up to show hjem=home, and komst= come. I.e. home coming, or a better translation would be home-coming. Ha det så godt.

It would actually be cool if you did a trip like this in Japan and maybe going to like Japanese temples or something

Why didn't you go through Cymru? We have more PAGAN history and the oldest language in the Western world? Hwyl, Nige from South Wales x

Hang on Yanks, look into Cymraeg history. With love, Hwyl. Taffy Nige from Pont y Clun, South Wales.

Oh boy are you missing out on Cymraeg. Not god, but, with love. Hwyl, Taffy Nige from South Wales

It was never stated which eye Odin gave.

Apparently sauna traditions existed in Ireland as well ❤❤❤

Question: Would you train to be a shaman Jacob? ❤❤❤

That is true. You must embrace the dark and hurt part to

The thing is most those stone strictures were created before those called Celts had arrived in places like Ireland or Scotland or England. Also, from Real Archeology and not left over romanticized nonsense of the Victorian era, no one has any solid or clear all encompassing full detail behind the reason, purpose or all the usages of such objects as not all are aligned with seasonal markers, not all mark off burial spots, not all have any indication of ritual seasonal markers and burial grounds, and some may simply have been raised movements dedicated to some event lost in time with the loss of old culture, just like not all artificial mounds were tombs, religious centers and likely served as foundations for hill forts, etc. Some also were also dropped by old glaciers and often mistaken as human constructed. Just look at still more or less stone age cultures that still create large circular areas for their huts. Some have boundary stones and some marking paths to find their way back especially where the vegetation is thick and grows rapidly. The look at the geology of those sites again and what the environment was actually like from traces of ancient seeds and whatnot and it starts becoming more apparently and less outlandish. Also, refering to all pre-Christian anything as Pagan is a false identifier, Nor did it or does it mean :country dweller. It comes from Pagus which split into Pagan and Page and means literally bound one. In the sense of a servant bound in servitude and it s a Roman Latin term (slave in other words). Using it out of "habit " isn't an intelligent or reasonable argument and its meaning does no t change just because you cannot accept its actual meaning. Calling yourself one because some nutter put in the false definition and it was never changed back to its actual meaning as I presented here is also no justification to "identify yourself" as such and then claim its somehow remotely linked to these ancient roots is outright deceit of self and others. And FYI, Celtic isn't some extinct thing in the past and is in fact more Christian than anything else, hence the "Celtic Church."

Oh this will be an amazing series! "The look of finding your fairy wife" got me laughing pretty good!

Thank you so much for this!

I feel Thor in my shoulders, carrying the weight of fatherhood and husbandry. I feel Tyr in my gut, guiding me down a proper path. Freya is in my heart as a warmth, and Odin is definitely in the mind, teaching gard lessons and always learning.

Tell them to buy synth piano and add that too into it

I enjoyed this, you missed the Atlantis connection

There used to be a BUNCH of large mounds on the St. Louis side. It's why St. Louis used to be called/nicknamed "Mound City." The only mound that remains on the St. Louis side of the river is the Sugarloaf Mound.

Personally, I like your singing, so keep on doing it. You sound good to me, bud.🌸🌸🌸

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