Storytime! Was never much of a believer. I recently hit my lowest because I'm alone in an unknown place where I simply don't belong, far from home and the only person who kept me from falling just betrayed and left me. Sad and Broken I searched for something, ready to change. I tried to find Salvation for years in something. I read the bible and a bunch of differnent stuff. Asian religions didn't do it for me either. But as soon as I got my Hands on norse mythology, like not just fan based as all those years before but rather for real reading the stories and everything, something just clicked. I feel more bravery than ever before, I don't feel weak or alone anymore. I'm currently working on a Prayer that I want to translate into old norse. Whoever reads this can call me crazy, I wouldn't blame anyone for calling me crazy. I just found something that I have been looking for for years, somwhere I belong, something I am willing to trust and believe in.
The same thing happened to me. I've done so much research on religion. Nothing seemed to fit but then I found heathenry and now I've never been happier. Keep walking the good path brother, Skål!
I don't want to come off culturally insensitive. This may just be an actual ruin somewhere in Scandinavia, however I must ask. Is that Bleak Falls Barrow?
I am a decendant of the ancient ones. Greatly appreciate the spiritual conduit this group provides. True to the soul and spirit with no choice but to lead u unto Valhalla and the presence of Odin.
Wether you mean the old nordic gods or the ancient roots of humanity. In either case: we decend from the same well. We are all branches grown on the same tree, flowers on the same bush of thorns. It is irrelevant wether you are born in Africa, America, Europe, Australia or Asia. Wether your skin is as white as the snow in under the borea aurealis or as dark as the fertile earth in the crescent moon valley. We are all children of the same big human family. And to try and make yourself something special flies directly not only into the face of science but also the teachings of northern folk lore, which you seem to value a lot, that tells us, that all of humanity was created by the gods, and Heimdall himself fathered and blessed all human classes there are.
Uuuhm.... Räven by Hedningarna???? I really love Skald but this is basically identical to the song i mentioned above... so does anyone know, is there a traditional song at its base or simply pure imitation..?? Cause again, i really don't want to think so.
Not exactly: the nine worlds are not _the_ tree, but they are found _on_ it. Except for Hel, which is situated between its roots, all other eight worlds are located on the branches. And Ásgarð is not heaven (Norse people didn't have a concept of "heaven"), it's the world where the Æsir live
@@ASMRJey Also, they may be referencing the fact that the viking raided Ireland for a while and many Irish natives are likely to have Scandinavian ancestors as some Vikings stayed in Ireland.
@@oliwiapstragowska7342 that's because Icelandic is as close to old norse as we have left. They weren't influenced as mush by the outside world as Norway, Sweden, and Denmark.
After watching the Video and reading the Comments I feel pretty good about. My pronunciation of old Norse is better than that of the Singers and I might not be too shabby at Icelandic pronunciation. Okay so maybe that wasn't the Intention of the Singers and so on. It is a Good combination of old Norse Poetry and modern Musik in spite of the weakness of pronunciation.
Well I’m Icelandic, for foreigners like them and french especialy they have a good pronunciation. Some little mistakes of course but I can excuse that.
Their not ripping either off. The yggdrasil song is a old folk poem. Some people played it in song. It's always been played that way. In those times men and women had voices like that. They were both trying to make it as authentic to how the original Norse would sing it in their days.
Old Norse wasn't a standardised language, and as such, many different scrips can be found. Poetic Edda is made of poems gathered from 3 different manuscripts, with 3 different scripts. The word "green" is written as "grǫn" in the Codex Regius, as "grænn" in the Hauksbók, and as "grvnn" in the lines quoted in Snorri's Edda.
It's true though that nowadays, scholars tend to use one sole standardised script, but that's a convention adopted only for the sake of understaning each other in contemporary studies of Old Norse. But even though scholars only tend to use one script, they are still aware of all the possible variants that can be found in original texts.
Finally... english translation plus futhark
I have Swedish and German ancestry, and am thankful to have stumbled across this. I am in the process of making my own Rune set. Great song/poem!
This one of my fav nordic songs. Thank you
💛 #ultimate
Storytime!
Was never much of a believer. I recently hit my lowest because I'm alone in an unknown place where I simply don't belong, far from home and the only person who kept me from falling just betrayed and left me.
Sad and Broken I searched for something, ready to change.
I tried to find Salvation for years in something.
I read the bible and a bunch of differnent stuff. Asian religions didn't do it for me either.
But as soon as I got my Hands on norse mythology, like not just fan based as all those years before but rather for real reading the stories and everything, something just clicked.
I feel more bravery than ever before, I don't feel weak or alone anymore.
I'm currently working on a Prayer that I want to translate into old norse.
Whoever reads this can call me crazy, I wouldn't blame anyone for calling me crazy.
I just found something that I have been looking for for years, somwhere I belong, something I am willing to trust and believe in.
You’re not crazy. I can very much relate to you......Or maybe I’m just crazy too. ;)
Hail Brodir I hope to see you in the golden halls, praise Odin
Always love to see new believers in the old gods ps welcome home❤️
The same thing happened to me. I've done so much research on religion. Nothing seemed to fit but then I found heathenry and now I've never been happier. Keep walking the good path brother, Skål!
FOR ÒDINN
I don't want to come off culturally insensitive. This may just be an actual ruin somewhere in Scandinavia, however I must ask. Is that Bleak Falls Barrow?
10 points to Griffindor!
@@FlamSparks Im a Ravenclaw
@@juancarlosraygoza4923 Still Griffindor. You know that's how it works
😂
@@juancarlosraygoza4923 so am i
Great work of translation, very appreciated! Thank you!
Grazie mille per le tue traduzioni! 😁
Grazie a te per leggerle ^^
@@FlamSparks aspè... Sei italiano o sai benissimo l'italiano?
Comunque in ogni caso complimenti per i bellissimi video!
@@stefamart7 to ringrazio ^^ e sì, sono madrelingua italiana
@@FlamSparks ho appena visto anche nella tua descrizione. Grazie mille comunque Anna per questi stupendi video!
Fav Norse band 😍 and she's a beauty
i absolutley love your rune lyrics, keep it up! :)
Hvita auri......padan koma döggvar....er i dali falla.....this voice soooooo beautiful ;)
I am a decendant of the ancient ones. Greatly appreciate the spiritual conduit this group provides. True to the soul and spirit with no choice but to lead u unto Valhalla and the presence of Odin.
Love it mate. We all are descendants of Odin
Newsflash: we all descend from the ancient ones.
Wether you mean the old nordic gods or the ancient roots of humanity. In either case: we decend from the same well.
We are all branches grown on the same tree, flowers on the same bush of thorns.
It is irrelevant wether you are born in Africa, America, Europe, Australia or Asia. Wether your skin is as white as the snow in under the borea aurealis or as dark as the fertile earth in the crescent moon valley.
We are all children of the same big human family.
And to try and make yourself something special flies directly not only into the face of science but also the teachings of northern folk lore, which you seem to value a lot, that tells us, that all of humanity was created by the gods, and Heimdall himself fathered and blessed all human classes there are.
Uuuhm....
Räven by Hedningarna????
I really love Skald but this is basically identical to the song i mentioned above... so does anyone know, is there a traditional song at its base or simply pure imitation..?? Cause again, i really don't want to think so.
No, it's a rip off Räven and not even subtle. Disgustin, especially coming from them.
@@highlordxeleth wow. Hedningarna should really be made aware of this...
totally!
mmmm old Norse with Skyrim nice
yggdrasil is the tree of life branches being asgard or heaven trunk being midgard or earth and the roots are helvegen
Not exactly: the nine worlds are not _the_ tree, but they are found _on_ it. Except for Hel, which is situated between its roots, all other eight worlds are located on the branches. And Ásgarð is not heaven (Norse people didn't have a concept of "heaven"), it's the world where the Æsir live
@@FlamSparks skal
@@FlamSparks skål, brođir
The title of the video is not Fimbulvetr but Yggdrasill
Great job you're doing, thanks !
Oupsi merci de l'avoir remarqué ^^"
Fantastica!
Never have I been so proud to have scottish And irish ancestors
What do they have to do with scandinavians?
@@juliopadilla2840 wdym
@@therealsharpblade4850 This is a Nordic Song so it really has nothing to do with Scottish and Irish people
@@ASMRJey Scandinavian, not nordic. There is crossover but they are different people's. My family is finish, and we are nordic but not Scandinavian.
@@ASMRJey Also, they may be referencing the fact that the viking raided Ireland for a while and many Irish natives are likely to have Scandinavian ancestors as some Vikings stayed in Ireland.
So mystical
Anyone plan on playing Assassin's Creed Valhalla while playing this? 'Cause I sure am. :)
Yup! While drinking my homemade mead outta my drinking horn!
Hedningarna - Räven?
I love you i love you i love you so fucking much, i fucking love you
I was looking for that song it was killing me!
Yes!!!! I knew they sounded similar, I'm not crazy!!!
I love then both, tho
Thank you
It's almost a copy/paste at this point. Really shameful to say the least.
This has no right to be so badass and addictive
Remember me i will listen again!
As a decentant of The Viking (Pagan) bloodlines. This song makes me very proud and honored of my people's culture and religion.
Can you speak Norse?
Me too brother
What a nice song, which old language is it?
It's Old Norse
It kind of sounds like icelandic🤔😊
@@oliwiapstragowska7342 that's because Icelandic is as close to old norse as we have left. They weren't influenced as mush by the outside world as Norway, Sweden, and Denmark.
After watching the Video and reading the Comments I feel pretty good about.
My pronunciation of old Norse is better than that of the Singers and I might not be too shabby at Icelandic pronunciation.
Okay so maybe that wasn't the Intention of the Singers and so on.
It is a Good combination of old Norse Poetry and modern Musik in spite of the weakness of pronunciation.
Well I’m Icelandic, for foreigners like them and french especialy they have a good pronunciation. Some little mistakes of course but I can excuse that.
@@VitaliyMMA Much love from America to Iceland! I'm teaching myself Old Icelandic and hope to visit your beautiful country in the near future.
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Ma Quale sarebbe la lingua in cui cantano?
Norreno
Grazie Anna della Traduzione: insieme alle lingue nordiche tratti anche le slave?
Noppe, le lingue slave mi sono totalmente oscure x)
с рунами классно придумал👍
Not bad for a French band!!!!
I...think they copied the same music tone from Räven by Hedningarna. Still sounds lit though 😂
Yeah i just wrote this myself... dude why... they are a good band so why copy someone else...
It's an absolute rip off Räven. No question about this. Quite disgusting to be honest. (comments disabled on this song on their channel, wonder why.)
Just came here to write the same. It's not even inspired, it's ripped off.
Their not ripping either off. The yggdrasil song is a old folk poem. Some people played it in song. It's always been played that way. In those times men and women had voices like that. They were both trying to make it as authentic to how the original Norse would sing it in their days.
i love skald i am decendant of the acient one
This tone of music is too familiar to me!
Wtf is that bleak falls barrow lmao
10 points to Griffindor!
🔥🔥🔥🔥
Skyrim?
Old Norse
🖤🖤
This song is based on Wardruna’s album
skyrim)))
What language is this?
Old Norse
You forget Ratatösk !!!
isn't it Grœnn
Old Norse wasn't a standardised language, and as such, many different scrips can be found. Poetic Edda is made of poems gathered from 3 different manuscripts, with 3 different scripts. The word "green" is written as "grǫn" in the Codex Regius, as "grænn" in the Hauksbók, and as "grvnn" in the lines quoted in Snorri's Edda.
FlamSparks ó okay
It's true though that nowadays, scholars tend to use one sole standardised script, but that's a convention adopted only for the sake of understaning each other in contemporary studies of Old Norse. But even though scholars only tend to use one script, they are still aware of all the possible variants that can be found in original texts.
Só eu de Brasileiro aqui kk
Não! Aqui também
I'm sorry to be that guy, but the pronunciations are horrible. Sincerely, a dude studying old norse language
So right you are
If I had to guess that’s because it’s a combination of Icelandic/Old Norse.
Sincerely, a girl who can Google “SKÁLD band language”
@@annieanonymous1930 no, the pronunciation here is randomised Icelandic (an Icelander would surely cringe at it), most definitely not Old Norse
I am half Macedonian half Albanian, born and living in Croatia. I can assure you this language is Turkish, anyone telling you otherwise is lying.
@@twentytwo138 hahahahahahahahaha
They used völuspá 16-20
Hail dir