Common Misconceptions in Old Norse Religion
My dear friends, today we are going to check some very common misconceptions in Old Norse “Religion”, including religious symbols, gods, cults, worship and neo-pagan conceptions. Enjoy! […]
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The Runes: Ehwaz ᛖ
Let’s talk about the rune Ehwaz, its general meaning, what it stands for, Norse mythological accounts associated with it and its meaning when it appears in a rune-reading, both […]
Strange Q&A with Arith Härger
Answering questions made on my instagram, hehe. This time the theme was strange, weird and out-of-the-ordinary questions. Here we go! Enjoy! All my social-media networks you can […]
Ishtar is NOT Eostre – A Comment on Neo-Pagan Misconceptions
There’s a common misconception among many contemporanean neo-pagan groups, communities and religious organizations: Ishtar is often equated with Eostre and with the celebration of Easter. Let’s speak about this. […]
Shapeshifting in Old Norse Religion
Shapeshifting in pre-Christian Scandinavian spirituality, mythology and religion, and what we know from the written sources, folklore and oral tradition. Exploring the concept of Hamr, Hugr, Hamfarir, Fylgja and […]
Thank You Patrons (and thank you all!)
A video to thank my patrons at the patreon platform, and of course to thank all the subscribers of this channel. Cheers! All of my social media […]
A Few Notes On Jord
A few notes on the “earth-goddess” Jörð in Old Norse myths and religion. All of my social media can be found here: [Link]
Hariuha Laþu Laukar Gakar Alu Ole Lule Laukar
Some of you were curious to understand what’s behind the phrase “Hariuha laþu laukar gakar alu ole lule laukar” found in Heilung’s song “Othan” from the album Futha. So […]
Viking Age Music & Musical Instruments
Let’s explore the musical instruments from the Viking Age (I’ll cover the period between c. 793 to 1066 CE). Pay close attention to the notes in this video concerning […]
The Origins of Carnival in Portugal
Talking about the origins of carnival in Portugal, starting with the Caretos, which is a tradition remoting to prehistoric animistic beliefs, and then I shall jump to the origins […]
