The Helm of Awe ("Ægishjálmr") - Icelandic Magic
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- čas přidán 1. 05. 2021
- In this video, we will explore the origin of the helm of awe. I will show you all of the sources that we have available, and I will draw some conclusions about what I think about the symbol.
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Excellent job. You were very well-spoken.
Very informative, mange takk!!
Thank you for an excellent and very informative video. In my opinion, this is very likely my favorite video regarding the Ægishjálmr.
Thank you for this video, your explanations are great! I shared the video in my Facebook groups and everyone loves them!
Man thats awesome that you covered it!!!!! Someone finally talked about the sun symbol⚔⚔⚔
SKÁL BRÓÐIR
The sun wheel is used in all Shamanic practice, it represents the East, South, West and North, the Sky, the Earth and finally the person in the Centre which is the 7th sacred direction, so as above, so below. I am sure the people of the Iron Age understood these sacred directions by understanding the Cosmic connections they had to Mother Earth herself. Your videos are very enjoyable / thanks to you.
I learnd a few days ago that the wird King/Konung comes from "son of mother earth" or something like that
I was looking forward to this one after the last one.
Excellent work as always so informative, these subjects are up for debate within my circle of friends its almost all we talk about , you just put the aegisjálmr debate to rest, oh and thanks for the ammunition
Very nice presentation. I wonder if anyone has made a video deeply explaining Odin ism. Was there a code of honor attached to war and the, at home, was there a code of ethics? A recent new edition of Icelandic Sagas is out and is very good reading. Real history remembered for centuries until written down. These were the first narrative writings in Europe.
Truly...this means so much to me...! Thanks so much for your feelings that go beyond good scholarship...ATB
Thanks, Ann :)
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Good video bróđir.
Where is the forest and water footage shot? It's very pretty! I grew up in British Columbia (in Canada), so I love natural outdoor spaces.
Some of it is from Tromsø, Norway, and the rest is from all over to much to write here.
@@Skjalden Oh. It's very nice.
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I’ve always been fascinated with Iceland nothing to do with Vikings or spells I just felt a strong pull to see places like that I think it looks beautiful
There is a recent publication of Icelandic Sagas that tell stories from the early days of Iceland. All true and accurate back to like 1200.
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Symbol on the golden horn has nine 'arms'.
A lot can change in a millennium, that is why we were asking questions. I believe that an exploratory approach is an important aspect because it will make us think outside the box :)
booked my ticket for Trelleborg viking festival 🍻 heres to opening the borders by july
Is it the one in Skåne, or in Slagelse? Yes, I do also look forward to openings :)
@@Skjalden Slagelse. I usually go to a heavy metal festival in Alvesta Sweden around the first of june every summer, but it has been cancelled, so this will be my first...Njǫrd willing
@@anubisswift I like the festival in Slagelse, probably my favorite one in Denmark, it also feels less crowded, but let's see how it is this year, now that the big one at Moesgaard has been cancelled.
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Alright, I have a question. Do you see any meaning in the set of runes ᛗᛟᚲᚺᛁᚢ?
I have a far-fetched idea in the back of my mind...
I don't think I have read the word "mokhiu" before. So I don't know.
@@Skjalden Thank you kindly for your reply. Any variant of Mikjáll possibly?... This is really a wild idea. In a more private channel I might discuss it...
So here is some real feedback; I have been wearing The Helm of Awe for about two months, its in copper. I did some night caps the other night and about and hour in the symbol started, I dont know how to put it...it attacked me well not attacked but it was all I could see. It was every where I looked, when I closed my eyes there were hundreds of em. It forced me to go out side (full moon) I then had to take off everything I was wearing, to include the HOA. Things started to calm down in about 30 mins and after awhile the images turned to one but now in the form of the I ching (just like on the S Korean flag). The rest of the night was outstanding. But I tell you, I think it was reacting to the WIFI. I was getting down right evil vibes in the house. So I figured to do some more research and here I am. Take it for what its worth. Thank you for the video
What an interesting experience. I wonder what the evil it was you felt? Maybe just impurities and dead vibes in the house. The symbol itself sure isn't evil. And then it turning into the Taoist symbol . . . that seems like the directions turning into adaptive fluidity.
ISA sounds a lot like Isis to me, and the Sun Cross could be RA 🤔- wouldn’t that be awesome?
Great video, purely literal academic views of this stuff ignores the phenomenal aspects of it. And we all know these were highly spiritually endowed peoples.
Lol the closed captioning is a completely different script.
Hey, being a religious leader isn't the same thing as being a practitioner of magic. There were plenty of male goðar, but all the vǫlur were women.
I think it is difficult to give a definitive answer if there were more goðar or gyðja, we all have our opinion, but we are lacking evidence.
I also think that it depends on how someone defines a religious leader. I see the magical aspect as part of the religious practice, and, that would mean more women were the religious leaders.
@@Skjalden I wasn't talking about the ratio of goðar/gyðjur. It's possible that there were more females, actually, but what I said was that vǫlva =/= gyðja.
Religion is putting a spell on people it is magik
Your right, your not smoking pot, other worldly beings are related to magic... So-called religious leaders are still writing similar magic spells today.
Flowers LOL the biggest fraud on the planet. Sorry you should NEVER use his works as reference.
there is much globe belivers never will understand sad otherwise you make have a good insight
just here your globe belive prevent you from see the hole truth but thats your choice
lol, what?
We are many that have literaly seen the curvature of the earth with our own eyes. Ive done it from airplanes, from boats doing over the horizon, etc. Stop trying to force together flat earth and norse lol
@@audhumbla6927 according too NASA them self u need be 33 miles up too see the curvature
and i asumme you dont work as a test pilot for them so you have NOT seen the curvature at all
@@audhumbla6927 Midgard is a flat plane with Yggsadril in the middel you might read up on the Norse Mythology before play a expert