SECRETS OF CAUCASIAN MYTHOLOGY or ramblelog episode 6
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- in this video we discuss the historical and cultural context in which Georgian and broader Caucasian mythology exists, as the originator of many worlds myths.
#history #mythology #myth #legends #caucasus #ancient #ancienthistory #podcast #indoeuropean #neareast #kuraaraxes #anatolian #farmer
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Another great video
Keep up the good work
Cool stuff! Great to see you taking the effort to tell us (in English) about Georgia's interesting, ancient history.
I want the world to know about it!
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Thank you for video, do you know this story and can you guid me to any reference about this : There is a famous Georgian old story called "Tetri Giorgi" (White George) that tells the tale of someone coming back to their homeland.
The story revolves around a young man named Giorgi, who leaves his village to seek his fortune in the city. After many years of hard work and success, Giorgi decides to return to his homeland. However, when he arrives, he finds that his village has changed drastically.
The once vibrant and close-knit community has become divided and plagued by conflicts. Giorgi is determined to bring peace and unity back to his village. He uses his wisdom and kindness to reconcile the feuding families and heal the wounds of the past.
Through his efforts, Giorgi manages to restore harmony and happiness to the village, reminding the people of the importance of love, forgiveness, and unity. He becomes a respected and beloved figure, and his story continues to inspire generations to come.
This story highlights the power of returning to one's roots and the impact a single individual can have on their community. Thank you
Or any story similar to this story in Georgian mythology ?
I have not heard of that exact story but Tetri Giorgi translates to white George, as in saint George which became a favorite saint in Georgian consciousness.
Saint George replaced many local heros and gods who had similar warrior and dragon slayer attributes, white George in particular is thought to be older Moon god warrior.
most Georgian man are Called Giorgi for his honor.
Do you think the Sumerians & Elamites might have been a product of the Kura-Araxes expansion?
how did such educated people meet eachother?
we're larp friends
HORSES..My brothers your mobs invented horse riding. I am an Australian farmer’s son, and was a competitive Volter.(gymnastics on ponies).
Where the horse myths?
Bordo, I really appreciate your show, I'm saying this hoping you will take this as positive feedback.
I think your videos will go a bit better if you will organize topics a bit more, you don't need to be formulaic, but some small level of structure would help. At certain point in the video you guys are rambling a bit, it's not bad in a friendly discussion but a bit harder to absorb as useful information when you switch back and forth between topics.
I completely agree, that's why it's called Ramblelog podcast 😅.
I try to keep on topic when I make different videos, but I have trouble keeping on track with live talk, so I just called my podcasts rambling vlogs.
Future videos not in this format will be more structured though, I promise, but I can't keep it for this series
Is that a giant leg bone
no thats a Kombali, something like a warclub
The ancient mysteries take many forms but the underlying meaning is the same. People get caught up in the window dressing rather than looking through the window so to speak.
That room looks so based, keep up the awesome videos boys ⚡️⚡️
we shall!
bro sound slike John Rhys Davies
Pagan traditions and beliefs still survives in rural areas here in Great Britain as well, maybe I should make some more videos about that because I have some written material I’ve done already I can turn into a video or two
This is great! Thanks for putting in all the effort it just take to produce these! Very engaging, very welcoming!
thanks for appreciating
This was such an interesting watch! It is a similar story where I come from regarding the lack of documentation, the impact of Christianity, and the 19th-century revival when folklorists collected and curated bits of pre-Christian lore from oral tradition. I look forward to more of your videos on Caucasian myths!
thanks.
I became a big fan of your channel too.
I'm making some new videos but I'm also trying to make it visually interesting too like in your videos, but it's taking a bit more work to learn the necessary tools and techniques.
I really like your style and I want to make my own more distinct
This is a great introduction! Thank you!
Bordo, I am Georgian diaspora, and I just started a historical channel. I quite like your channel, I have been following it for a while now from my personal account. I will be doing video essays on Georgia, hopefully by that time I will grow enough so that we can do a collaboration.
And brilliant video guys, you know what you are talking about. Perhaps it is worth starting a podcast with Misha.
would love to collab if you're up to the challenge.
The ramblelog podcast is basically me and misha rambling on about stuff already.
Just a loose format to talk about broad topics
@@thebordoshow I think you're going to get 2 different replies from me, because my replies keep disappearing, so I though they weren’t registering.
@@thebordoshow ok so I think TH-cam deleted my other replies to you because I suggested you should post the rambleblog on some other sites, idk. Anyway, what I had said in them was give me a shout whenever you want to create something together. You pick the topic and I'll do some reading if I'm unfamiliar. I'm a fan, so I'll be glad to hear from you whenever.
@XenoFonia you can message me on socials, I got Facebook, Instagram and twitter, if you use any send me a link
@@thebordoshow I have messaged you on fb, Bordo. I look forward to speaking with you.
actually the greek noah is deukalion, he even built an arc
and he's the son of Prometheus who was chained to Caucaus, it all comes back here