Real great point. Maybe the 4 horsemen of the apocalypse are a group of the wild hunt in Christian belief, I think Hinduism has one of their own as well?
I feel like Tolkien may have based the black riders (Nazgul/Ringwraiths) on the Wild Hunt. They’re constantly on the move when they’re not commanding Orcs (either on horses or fell beasts) and hunt down the One Ring.
I thought this, too, as I watched. The descriptions of their appearance, or lack of, and their purpose is dang near identical. Pair that with Tolkien’s propensity for interpolating real world folklore into Middle Earth and I think it’s not far fetched at all.
the Wild Hunt remained even in christian folklore, as a sinister cadre of spectres that persecutes wrongdoers, Theoderich, king of the Ostrogoths, is told to have been carried away by the wild hunt and thrown inside a volcano, another story is contained in Boccaccio's Decameron, where some characters encounter the Wild Hunt, depicted as a sort of purgatory for sinners.
In Galicia there's the Santa Compaña: it's pictured as a procession of lost souls, rather than a wild ride, but if they'll carry you off if you're unlucky enough to cross their path.
My grandmother told me about Odin's hunt 40 years ago when I was a kid. Our family was in a cabin deep in a forest when there suddenly during the night were a great thunder all around us like an earthquake but without any shaking. It sounded like the earth cracked and trees were snapped. The weather was fine. This is a phenomenon in Scandinavia that isn't scientifically explained but many has heard it. Then my grandmother told a story about the forest nymph who had stole something from the gods and they were hunting her. She knew a lot of folklore. Another one I remember was about a dog with flames of fire coming from it's mouth and it threw itself in a well. When those who witnessed it looked in the well for the dog it wasn't there. By the way, when I read Stephen King's Pet sematary there was a similar description of that thunder phenomenon connected to Indian lore. Does anyone know anything about that or is it something he made up? Also when it's a regular thunderstorm we say that it's Tor fighting the giants.
Listening to your voice is so soothing. I can fall asleep or become less stressed out because of it. I was super anxious, like, 20 minutes ago. Now, I'm only slightly anxious.
Around 4 years ago.. +/-.. I was outside in my backyard while a massive rolling thunderstorm moved overhead for around 3-4 hours. It was literally constant purple, cloud to cloud lighting, non-stop the entire time, and didn't start raining much more than a mist until the 4th Hour! I immediately thought of The Wild Hunt.. and half expected to see Thor or Odin amidst those clouds. They looked like the train of an Endless Royal Robe maybe 500 or 600 feet overhead. It was Spectacular! &.. the Show is just Beginning 🌝!
Alain Douyon I'd agree with you if that were true.. but I have never needed chemical enhancements to see stuff others generally might not appreciate. No worries, mate! Lol!
Just yesterday I wished that you would have a video about the Wild Hunt, since it’s pretty well known in Slavic folklore. Was disappointed.. then this banger shows up in my notifications! Something wild has manifested and I’m glad it did. Cheers friend
In my country, there also exists a type of Wild Hunt, called the Hantu Pemburu or Spectre Huntsman, moving across the firmaments with his hounds, and brings disease wherever he goes. WW Skeat records this story in his book Malay Magic (1900).
That's where I originally heard of this. But I've seen things in real life too, growing up between Tennessee, Mississippi and Alabama there are a lot of rural areas for creepy things to show up. Lol definitely teen wolf's most interesting story arc to me since alot of it is based on a Tennessee legend of the wild hunt.
I was always told it was Woden or Wuotan, the cursed ruler of the Feenreich . He was cursed to inhabit 3 forms the Ruler, the Wanderer, and the master of the hunt. I was also told this was the basis for the zwerg king Oberon who later was turned into an elf and married off to tatanina in the Shakespeare works. Zwerg king in this case is not connected to Austri or any of the first 4. EDIT: I was also told that anyone caught in the path of the hunt had their spirit taken and were driven mad, acting as hounds for the hunt untill the curse was finally lifted.
I’ve heard these hunters every year for a long time now. Their names are Hunger, Isolation, Despair, and Fear. Just like particle physics, their likeness is variable once observed.
Herla King or Herla Cynning is the Anglo Saxon equivalent to the old French Herlequin, the leader of a Wild Hunt that inspired the trickster character of Harlequin.
The Germanic folklore you mention at 10:30, is that a reference to the Brothers Grimm's work? Where could I find said myths? I'm pretty interested! Thanks for the video, vey well done 😁
In Italy, expecially in the north, the wild hunt was related to a set of far lights, also appearing in the sky. With them you would hear horses hooves and barkig dogs. The wild hunt will later be mentioned by Dante, Jacopo Passavanti, Boccaccio, and others, even if in a christian interpretation. The wild hunt, for christians, was also known as infernal hunt. In some places in the north of Italy this legend is still around, known as the "caccia selvaggia", literally "wild/savage hunt", "caccia morta", "dead hunt"; it is also known with other names, similar in the meaning but sometimes hardly understandable in Italian, for it's dialectic pronunciation. In reality, north of Italy has a lot in common with european and northern european folklore. In Lombardia you can find the most ancient european depiction of the deity known, in the far north, as Lešij, or Leshen; it is so ancient that it was not brought there by the Lombards. About the Lombards, they were known as Winnili in Scandinavia; later, according to the legend, they got their new name by Odinn and Frigg.
In English Pagan folklore Herne, also associated with Cernunnos, is the Lord of the Forest and master of the wild hunt, with his pack of Hounds led by Cunomaglos
Santa Claus is being confused with Odin even though they have animals that pull sleigh through the air and they have beards and are immortal like Father Time and Zeus plus Shazam and Merlin
@@thelegendsofhistory The figure of Baal would interesting as well, since he was seen as a heroic thunder god to ancient people, not too unlike Thor, Zeus, Jove, Perun, or Indra, but thanks to the Bible, is now seen as an evil false idol or the Devil himself. The whole concept of turning pagan deities into Christian demons would make for an interesting video or even series of videos.
Odin, the Devil, Hecate, Diana, they all had their hunts or processions. Accompanied by the dead, fairies, other specters, and witches. There are troops and processions of good and malefic fairies, they can be small groups, that abduct as well. They’re sometimes known to come in whirlwinds or storms and take their victims away make them hunt for them.
There were processions of “the good women,” lead by a goddess figure of differing names by region, bringing witches in flight home to home to eat all the food in the house and party in spirit while the owners slept, and then leave the physical food and the house and feast left tidy for them blessed with good luck. The homeowners would leave a great dinner out on the table overnight, uncap their wines for them to drink, and reap the benefits the day after. Similar with Hecate, she would lead a troop of dead spirits (I believe they went on foot) from house to house to eat her Deipnon (Hecates supper) and leave good luck and good fortune in return. I’m sure both Hecate and the good women in legend harmed many who did not leave gifts and offerings for them or were disliked by the parties.
Werewolves break into people's homes, eating their meat and drinking their beer? Well then sign me up! I knew there was a reason why I loved werewolves. Why are these stories not made into a satirical show?! I can see it now: "A band of merry marauders, helmed by a madly grinning All-Father Woden, with deadpan Cain by his side and a host of over-sized imps riding diminutive goats chasing after mad bull and bears. They bump in the night and occasionally drag along some unfortunate sucker along the way."
I was right in the middle of the film missing 411 the hunted when this came out, congratulations universe I have chills up the spine ! For anyone who made it through this video I challenge you to watch missing 411 the hunted!
The god of the forests calls the hunt when an intruder grievously violates the law of the forest. Those given to the service of the wild god are called to hunt after the interloper until their blood feeds the forest thus providing compensation. Awhooooo!
The god of the forests' name is Cernunnos. He's also known as the Green Man. He dies every Autumn and is reborn in late February. He is said to be a faun-like creature, but like a deer and his large antlers grow back every year. He is also sometimes depicted as a walking tree. He is the male god of fertility and lust and is tasked to keep balance in nature. If you pass him sitting cross leg in the forest, it is said that he will bless your hunt, as long as you never take more than what you need. For this reason, he is sometimes referred to as "the god of the hunt".
The god of the forests' name is Cernunnos. He's also known as the Green Man. He dies every Autumn and is reborn in late February. He is said to be a faun-like creature, but like a deer and his large antlers grow back every year. He is also sometimes depicted as a walking tree. He is the male god of fertility and lust and is tasked to keep balance in nature. If you pass him sitting cross leg in the forest, it is said that he will bless your hunt, as long as you never take more than what you need. For this reason, he is sometimes referred to as "the god of the hunt".
Hmmmmm.....A group of unknown/mysterious horse-riders that appears on a seasonal basis and constantly hunt for game, abducts women, and are seamlessly unable to dismount as if they are tied to their horses? Sounds like Steppe Nomads to me. I bet the Wild Hunt were the result of Proto-Germanic tribes first encounters to wandering/raiding Steppe Nomads.
Thank you for the information and historical research you have in your videos, it is refreshing to hear about legends and myths, a lot are are taken from Truth in the past.❤️❤️❤️
The Wild Hunt is stil practiced in royal circles for their satanic rites. One such place is the crown land (a royal domain forest area near Apeldoorn) in the Netherlands. In the times around Halloween (to be exact from September 15 to December 25 each year) the place is always heavily guarded and under lockdown, and nobody of this country is allowed to set foot in the forest that is otherwise open to the public for the rest of the year. Also Prince-Bishop of Münster Christoph Bernhard von Galen, a supposed Catholic bishop) has been reported to lead one of these Wild Hunts.
Battle fields are sometime reported as having spectral soldiers moving across them. Are these phenomenon actual spirits echoing the trauma just before they died ? Could the wild hunt be an echo of this phenomenon witnessed from time to time and forming the core of the myth ?
mac curtis Ok. I'm not gonna try to argue as a protagonist of " modern feminism ", but I still have literally still have no clue how you went from your original subject matter and my response to that to any reference to feminism. So what am I missing?
@@humanity600 why? do these entities exist by our borders? What exactly is different about their MO's and descriptions, besides cultural interperations example; How is Hercules not a Skinwalker? - Killed family - Wears an lion animalistic totem - gained powers Moses saw a Burning Bush Hittites (Who'd become Nordics) saw Surtr Today we call them UFO Energy orbs that give us radiation burns, because it was all a "Game of THRONES". I study comparative religions and mythology, and from what I can tell the only differences between cultures are their paradigms of perception and vernacular, but when you break it all down... Compare all the "Demons" Solomon faces compared to the worldly Deities of other cultures, in a world shaped by colonization and appropriation. They ALL have stories of Lightning-Thunderer Gods living on mountain tops. Sacred Planets. Sacred Numbers. Sacred Minerals. Sacred Portfolios. Etc. These things translate. The esoteric was erased from whats considered "Canon" of the masses, for a reason. They all have Knowledge Bearers appearing after environmental catastophes with "Handbags" full of grains and Maize for Agriculture. Its like saying Star Wars isn't the same as Lord of the Rings at their core. They're all pieces to the same puzzle. The sin is that each group thinks their piece IS the puzzle and horde it, coveting, perpetuating "Babble".
@@Spoeism humans are all one race. We all have core aspects biologically that make us human. Do we all look the same? No. Same logic when applied to spirits. Literally why the word "jinn" is a broad term, while there are various subspecies. I study comparitive mythology as well, so I actually understand where you're coming from, but particular details separate these races from each other. :)
Plot twist. All those things are correct and the Wild Hunt was a band of mercenary spirits who were doing all those things for all gods in exchange some form of payment and finishing things they left unfinished when alive.
Well, definitely not. Witcher has many, MANY real-world influences. Leshen is also a real-world forest god in Slavic Folklore, and many creatures and monsters also come from Slavic and Norse Myths. I think only Witchers are the author's creation.
It is an old legend in my countrej it is coled DIVJA JAGA .Thay ride thru the wods in the night with screming folowed by the houling dogs .It is sead that thay pass the seme spot ewerey year at exsect the seme time.
How come when a mate I know put on a music video that he did called the wild hunt TH-cam booted it off making out it was against TH-cam standards . The real joke is that the guy that made the song actually practice the wild hunt occult and he even did it around Christmas on the internet live . So what's going on .
@@benprice7717 I already wrote that also his most known name is Cernunnos-or the Horned one because he had hornes.He is very old a Celtic god of the hunt.In winter he took usually a form of a deer and in the summer of a boar i hope you say it like that in English 😁He was a nature God
Plot twist there are multiple hunting parties hunting each other till the end of time
Real great point. Maybe the 4 horsemen of the apocalypse are a group of the wild hunt in Christian belief, I think Hinduism has one of their own as well?
@@Celestial7Heavens Ghost Riders in the Sky, great song
@@Celestial7Heavens I...never even considered that. Genius. 😮👌
Yes including Santa Claus. (Sinterklaas)
I feel like Tolkien may have based the black riders (Nazgul/Ringwraiths) on the Wild Hunt. They’re constantly on the move when they’re not commanding Orcs (either on horses or fell beasts) and hunt down the One Ring.
I thought this, too, as I watched. The descriptions of their appearance, or lack of, and their purpose is dang near identical. Pair that with Tolkien’s propensity for interpolating real world folklore into Middle Earth and I think it’s not far fetched at all.
Wights and White Walkers.
He based Gandalf on Odin
100%
Good call
the Wild Hunt remained even in christian folklore, as a sinister cadre of spectres that persecutes wrongdoers, Theoderich, king of the Ostrogoths, is told to have been carried away by the wild hunt and thrown inside a volcano, another story is contained in Boccaccio's Decameron, where some characters encounter the Wild Hunt, depicted as a sort of purgatory for sinners.
In folklore sometimes Cain is seen leading the Hunt.
@@humanity600 it's fairly common during Christianization to use biblical figures in place of the spirits, heroes, and gods of the area
@@hyperboreanradio8933 yup.
In Galicia there's the Santa Compaña: it's pictured as a procession of lost souls, rather than a wild ride, but if they'll carry you off if you're unlucky enough to cross their path.
@@ArkadiBolschek yeah I heard of that one, the Spanish version a lot less rowdy
My grandmother told me about Odin's hunt 40 years ago when I was a kid.
Our family was in a cabin deep in a forest when there suddenly during the night were a great thunder all around us like an earthquake but without any shaking. It sounded like the earth cracked and trees were snapped. The weather was fine. This is a phenomenon in Scandinavia that isn't scientifically explained but many has heard it.
Then my grandmother told a story about the forest nymph who had stole something from the gods and they were hunting her.
She knew a lot of folklore.
Another one I remember was about a dog with flames of fire coming from it's mouth and it threw itself in a well. When those who witnessed it looked in the well for the dog it wasn't there.
By the way, when I read Stephen King's Pet sematary there was a similar description of that thunder phenomenon connected to Indian lore. Does anyone know anything about that or is it something he made up?
Also when it's a regular thunderstorm we say that it's Tor fighting the giants.
I THINK he made it up but I can't be sure.
@@humanity600
Thank you for your answer. Sometimes he throws in real events and "horror stories".
Those are ice quakes!! we have them here in Canada too
Listening to your voice is so soothing. I can fall asleep or become less stressed out because of it. I was super anxious, like, 20 minutes ago. Now, I'm only slightly anxious.
Couldn't help but laugh lol
Around 4 years ago.. +/-.. I was outside in my backyard while a massive rolling thunderstorm moved overhead for around 3-4 hours. It was literally constant purple, cloud to cloud lighting, non-stop the entire time, and didn't start raining much more than a mist until the 4th Hour! I immediately thought of The Wild Hunt.. and half expected to see Thor or Odin amidst those clouds. They looked like the train of an Endless Royal Robe maybe 500 or 600 feet overhead.
It was Spectacular! &.. the Show is just Beginning 🌝!
What country/region were you in when you saw that? Sounds cool
Mary Giannone
I definitely was. I'm in Central Florida, and our energies, clouds and rapidly changing weather patterns are a continuous amazing show.
You was overdosed by some serious heavy drugs that’s why u see that
Alain Douyon
I'd agree with you if that were true.. but I have never needed chemical enhancements to see stuff others generally might not appreciate. No worries, mate! Lol!
@@Ricca_Day what do you mean, "the show is just beginning"?
Just yesterday I wished that you would have a video about the Wild Hunt, since it’s pretty well known in Slavic folklore. Was disappointed.. then this banger shows up in my notifications! Something wild has manifested and I’m glad it did. Cheers friend
Douglas Deri is an amazing artist, he is way too underrated.🔥🔥🔥
He is indeed! Though this one was by Karlo Lottersberger - he usually does the sketches ;)
@@thelegendsofhistory ah. My bad. I've checked out both their works tho, you made a good choice working with them.🤝
Amen to that.
As a European Heathen this is one of if not my favorite myths especially as someone of German descent
What do you mean by Heathen?
@@humanity600 pagan, European ethnic faith
@@hyperboreanradio8933 oh.
You know if there really are these elf things i want 1 as a wife so bad tbqh dark elf females probably are georgeous i'm not gonna lie
@@tysolbohan6273 down bad
In my country, there also exists a type of Wild Hunt, called the Hantu Pemburu or Spectre Huntsman, moving across the firmaments with his hounds, and brings disease wherever he goes. WW Skeat records this story in his book Malay Magic (1900).
its amazing how our far flung human family has similar stories, mythologies
@@jasonrist6582 it really is an awesome thing, isn't it?
Do they smell like Lilacs and Gooseberries?
And hunting down the lady of space and time
@@sunionbroofastora5474 are yall refrencing something?
@@archangel6174 yeah- referencing Witcher III
The wolf I will follow into the storm..
"Ghost Riders in the Sky" is the western version of this.
I love how fantasy based games come back to referencing this. Elder Scrolls and Witcher series for example
Alot of entities in fantasy and fiction are strongly influenced by mythology.
5:40 Ah, yes, the legendary king Charmelagne.
Well done. Probably the best presentation on the Wild Hunt I have ever heard. Thank you
Who else thought of witcher 3
Uma
🤝🔥🔥🔥
@@humanity600 nice
@@victoradegboye6814 😎👌
Me just watching Teen Wolf and learning about the wild hunt then stubbled upon this
Teen Wolf???
@@noirekuroraigami2270 yes season 6A involved the wild hunt
check out the shadowhunter books by cassandra clare...it's all phantasy fiction but alot matches
That's where I originally heard of this. But I've seen things in real life too, growing up between Tennessee, Mississippi and Alabama there are a lot of rural areas for creepy things to show up. Lol definitely teen wolf's most interesting story arc to me since alot of it is based on a Tennessee legend of the wild hunt.
literally me too lmao
im so glad i found this channel, I was searching for info on the Wild hunt and came across one of the best channels on TH-cam!!
The Wlid Hunt is in the series of Shadow Hunter Novels. I never knew it was an actual phenomenon.
And the witcher series
Elderscrolls morrowind blood moon dlc ' hircine sends his werewolves to collect champions to participate in his wild hunt. 🍻
Those god awful books lol
@@DaleCoreySanford???
They were good tho. Even got a whole ass show.
Do a Legend of the berserkers video
Beowulf first...
I was always told it was Woden or Wuotan, the cursed ruler of the Feenreich . He was cursed to inhabit 3 forms the Ruler, the Wanderer, and the master of the hunt.
I was also told this was the basis for the zwerg king Oberon who later was turned into an elf and married off to tatanina in the Shakespeare works.
Zwerg king in this case is not connected to Austri or any of the first 4.
EDIT: I was also told that anyone caught in the path of the hunt had their spirit taken and were driven mad, acting as hounds for the hunt untill the curse was finally lifted.
So many good story’s I been listening for the last 5 hours still going lol..you blessed brother.
I’ve heard these hunters every year for a long time now. Their names are Hunger, Isolation, Despair, and Fear. Just like particle physics, their likeness is variable once observed.
How high are you?
💜💜💜
Herla King or Herla Cynning is the Anglo Saxon equivalent to the old French Herlequin, the leader of a Wild Hunt that inspired the trickster character of Harlequin.
Cool.
I didn't even expect the Anglo-Saxons to read Batman let alone name some mythical being after a background character. Interesting.
@@SirTorcharite ?
@@humanity600 I accept your apology, droid. Don't let it happen again.
@@SirTorcharite 😅
The Germanic folklore you mention at 10:30, is that a reference to the Brothers Grimm's work? Where could I find said myths? I'm pretty interested! Thanks for the video, vey well done 😁
In Italy, expecially in the north, the wild hunt was related to a set of far lights, also appearing in the sky.
With them you would hear horses hooves and barkig dogs.
The wild hunt will later be mentioned by Dante, Jacopo Passavanti, Boccaccio, and others, even if in a christian interpretation. The wild hunt, for christians, was also known as infernal hunt.
In some places in the north of Italy this legend is still around, known as the "caccia selvaggia", literally "wild/savage hunt", "caccia morta", "dead hunt"; it is also known with other names, similar in the meaning but sometimes hardly understandable in Italian, for it's dialectic pronunciation.
In reality, north of Italy has a lot in common with european and northern european folklore. In Lombardia you can find the most ancient european depiction of the deity known, in the far north, as Lešij, or Leshen; it is so ancient that it was not brought there by the Lombards.
About the Lombards, they were known as Winnili in Scandinavia; later, according to the legend, they got their new name by Odinn and Frigg.
In English Pagan folklore Herne, also associated with Cernunnos, is the Lord of the Forest and master of the wild hunt, with his pack of Hounds led by Cunomaglos
Santa Claus is being confused with Odin even though they have animals that pull sleigh through the air and they have beards and are immortal like Father Time and Zeus plus Shazam and Merlin
I've never heard of this. Damn I'm intrigued though. Definitely gonna' Google and TH-cam this topic.
I loved this video and I love the story of The Wild Hunt.
Hopefully we'll get more Mesopotamian mythology soon!
You definitely will!
@@thelegendsofhistory The figure of Baal would interesting as well, since he was seen as a heroic thunder god to ancient people, not too unlike Thor, Zeus, Jove, Perun, or Indra, but thanks to the Bible, is now seen as an evil false idol or the Devil himself. The whole concept of turning pagan deities into Christian demons would make for an interesting video or even series of videos.
Who else here cause they played Witcher 3
Nah but I feel you bro.😂👌
Check it out. Best metal cover of "Toss a Coin To Your Witcher" I've heard by a long shot
th-cam.com/video/sXG0Ycl0smM/w-d-xo.html
@@ianmedford4855 you should also try a TH-cam channel called Eon, his Witcher beats are incredible. 🔥
Same here
Nah, I'm Ásátru. I get where you're coming from, though.
This myth embodies ancient Indo-European culture.
Hunt and fight well untill you die.
Bring honor to your ancestors.
Can you please do a video on Oeneus from Greek mythology?
I don't think i've ever seen a Cuchalin video. can u do one?
EREDIN THAT YOU BRUV???
Long live the king
Bayonetta is my favourite witch girl.
Mine is esdeath
@@Manuel-gu9ls esdeath is more of a modified human tho...
Kami Tenchi I completely agree with that.😎🤝💗
@@humanity600 Nice dude.
@@humanity600 least is more closer to reality of a woman than any kind of woman with power
Odin, the Devil, Hecate, Diana, they all had their hunts or processions. Accompanied by the dead, fairies, other specters, and witches.
There are troops and processions of good and malefic fairies, they can be small groups, that abduct as well. They’re sometimes known to come in whirlwinds or storms and take their victims away make them hunt for them.
There were processions of “the good women,” lead by a goddess figure of differing
names by region, bringing witches in flight home to home to eat all the food in the house and party in spirit while the owners slept, and then leave the physical food and the house and feast left tidy for them blessed with good luck. The homeowners would leave a great dinner out on the table overnight, uncap their wines for them to drink, and reap the benefits the day after.
Similar with Hecate, she would lead a troop of dead spirits (I believe they went on foot) from house to house to eat her Deipnon (Hecates supper) and leave good luck and good fortune in return. I’m sure both Hecate and the good women in legend harmed many who did not leave gifts and offerings for them or were disliked by the parties.
Werewolves break into people's homes, eating their meat and drinking their beer? Well then sign me up! I knew there was a reason why I loved werewolves.
Why are these stories not made into a satirical show?! I can see it now: "A band of merry marauders, helmed by a madly grinning All-Father Woden, with deadpan Cain by his side and a host of over-sized imps riding diminutive goats chasing after mad bull and bears. They bump in the night and occasionally drag along some unfortunate sucker along the way."
Jep..i call it sign tricks...
Cool fog effect
I was right in the middle of the film missing 411 the hunted when this came out, congratulations universe I have chills up the spine ! For anyone who made it through this video I challenge you to watch missing 411 the hunted!
The god of the forests calls the hunt when an intruder grievously violates the law of the forest. Those given to the service of the wild god are called to hunt after the interloper until their blood feeds the forest thus providing compensation. Awhooooo!
The god of the forests' name is Cernunnos. He's also known as the Green Man. He dies every Autumn and is reborn in late February. He is said to be a faun-like creature, but like a deer and his large antlers grow back every year. He is also sometimes depicted as a walking tree. He is the male god of fertility and lust and is tasked to keep balance in nature. If you pass him sitting cross leg in the forest, it is said that he will bless your hunt, as long as you never take more than what you need. For this reason, he is sometimes referred to as "the god of the hunt".
The god of the forests' name is Cernunnos. He's also known as the Green Man. He dies every Autumn and is reborn in late February. He is said to be a faun-like creature, but like a deer and his large antlers grow back every year. He is also sometimes depicted as a walking tree. He is the male god of fertility and lust and is tasked to keep balance in nature. If you pass him sitting cross leg in the forest, it is said that he will bless your hunt, as long as you never take more than what you need. For this reason, he is sometimes referred to as "the god of the hunt".
Gog and Magog next please or Epic of Gilgamesh
Quite familiar
Or Beowulf
@@ianmedford4855Oh great suggestion!!!!! The book was hard to read though.
@@jamesx2464 thats why we need Legends of History to translate it for the ignorant masses...
@@ianmedford4855 Excellent
There’s no such legends or myths in the balkan nations history. So what this witch-hunt would have been is beyond me.
Been waiting for another occult vid! Finally!
iv'e heard the leader of the hunt was gwyn or gwenn ap nudd aka arawn. I have also heard Pan and even Artemis the Goddess of the hunt
Stealing my beer? Okay THAT'S going too far.
I was waiting for this
Thanks a lot
Great job keep it up
I do remember being told that if one witnessed the Wild Hunt it was an omen that one would die.
Join, hide or die, are the only three things you can do when the wild hunt comes for you. - Dresden files
Hmmmmm.....A group of unknown/mysterious horse-riders that appears on a seasonal basis and constantly hunt for game, abducts women, and are seamlessly unable to dismount as if they are tied to their horses? Sounds like Steppe Nomads to me. I bet the Wild Hunt were the result of Proto-Germanic tribes first encounters to wandering/raiding Steppe Nomads.
Thank you for the information and historical research you have in your videos, it is refreshing to hear about legends and myths, a lot are are taken from Truth in the past.❤️❤️❤️
.....has one shook!
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
The Wild Hunt is stil practiced in royal circles for their satanic rites. One such place is the crown land (a royal domain forest area near Apeldoorn) in the Netherlands. In the times around Halloween (to be exact from September 15 to December 25 each year) the place is always heavily guarded and under lockdown, and nobody of this country is allowed to set foot in the forest that is otherwise open to the public for the rest of the year.
Also Prince-Bishop of Münster Christoph Bernhard von Galen, a supposed Catholic bishop) has been reported to lead one of these Wild Hunts.
I saw them around the Falkreath and Riften.
Heyy,I love your vedios man . Its totally amazing . I love it ,thanks man . ❤❤
Where the wild things are...
De Bokkenrijders VS The Nightmarchers (Hawaii’s Version of The Wild Hunt)
Battle fields are sometime reported as having spectral soldiers moving across them. Are these phenomenon actual spirits echoing the trauma just before they died ? Could the wild hunt be an echo of this phenomenon witnessed from time to time and forming the core of the myth ?
America is in chaos I must have missed the Hunting party.
mac curtis
Not yet..🏹
@@Ricca_Day You are wrong and how do women not see take the child out of Feminism and it is just Man Hating BULLSHIT!!!
mac curtis
What the heck are you talking about?
@@Ricca_Day Modern-day Feminism makes it impossible to date or even talk to women because it is all about supremacy men get no respect.
mac curtis
Ok. I'm not gonna try to argue as a protagonist of " modern feminism ", but I still have literally still have no clue how you went from your original subject matter and my response to that to any reference to feminism. So what am I missing?
Hey man, I was thinking, can you make some of the myths from South America or Meso America??
One theory; European versions of the D'Jinn.
Samoans also tell stories of similar entities.
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The jinn? Not really imo.
@@humanity600 why? do these entities exist by our borders?
What exactly is different about their MO's and descriptions, besides cultural interperations
example; How is Hercules not a Skinwalker?
- Killed family
- Wears an lion animalistic totem
- gained powers
Moses saw a Burning Bush
Hittites (Who'd become Nordics) saw Surtr
Today we call them UFO Energy orbs that give us radiation burns, because it was all a "Game of THRONES".
I study comparative religions and mythology, and from what I can tell the only differences between cultures are their paradigms of perception and vernacular, but when you break it all down...
Compare all the "Demons" Solomon faces compared to the worldly Deities of other cultures, in a world shaped by colonization and appropriation.
They ALL have stories of Lightning-Thunderer Gods living on mountain tops.
Sacred Planets. Sacred Numbers. Sacred Minerals. Sacred Portfolios. Etc. These things translate.
The esoteric was erased from whats considered "Canon" of the masses, for a reason.
They all have Knowledge Bearers appearing after environmental catastophes with "Handbags" full of grains and Maize for Agriculture.
Its like saying Star Wars isn't the same as Lord of the Rings at their core.
They're all pieces to the same puzzle.
The sin is that each group thinks their piece IS the puzzle and horde it, coveting, perpetuating "Babble".
@@Spoeism so you're christian?
@@Spoeism humans are all one race. We all have core aspects biologically that make us human. Do we all look the same? No.
Same logic when applied to spirits. Literally why the word "jinn" is a broad term, while there are various subspecies.
I study comparitive mythology as well, so I actually understand where you're coming from, but particular details separate these races from each other. :)
Good thing they were defeated, thx Geralt
Plot twist. All those things are correct and the Wild Hunt was a band of mercenary spirits who were doing all those things for all gods in exchange some form of payment and finishing things they left unfinished when alive.
“Ghost Riders in the sky....”
And here I thought the witcher was entirely from one person's imagination
Well, definitely not. Witcher has many, MANY real-world influences. Leshen is also a real-world forest god in Slavic Folklore, and many creatures and monsters also come from Slavic and Norse Myths.
I think only Witchers are the author's creation.
Random but I really hope to see a video on the language of angels. You could kind of call it occult history
Absolutely love your videos
Witcher fans where are you?
Here!!
Gang!🔥🔥🔥
@@humanity600 I love your profile pic and name! I'm a DMC fan too.
Thanks for sharing
Ghost Riders in the skies
*Cues "House of Eternal Hunt" as a backing track
Its odd how this makes me suddenly think of MISSING911 and MOTHMEN phenomena, some elements of this sound very familiar
Got something right for once. No complaints with this video.
I love your storys really ❤❤
This is very interesting. Do you have a list of references at all, so we can read more please?
A good book on the subject: Lecouteux, Claude (2011). Phantom Armies of the Night: The Wild Hunt and the Ghostly Processions of the Undead.
You should do a video of the Angels of Presence from the book of Enoch. Phanuel is an angel you have yet to cover.
Guess you call Geralt
They sound like the seeelie and unseelie sidhe.
Someone else thinking the same line as me
@@cutebutsadisticable same.
Probably unseelie.
@@humanity600 I completely agree.
Knee deep in the witcher 3. Over 110 hours in, level 23 and still havent found Ceri 😎
It is an old legend in my countrej it is coled DIVJA JAGA .Thay ride thru the wods in the night with screming folowed by the houling dogs .It is sead that thay pass the seme spot ewerey year at exsect the seme time.
How come when a mate I know put on a music video that he did called the wild hunt TH-cam booted it off making out it was against TH-cam standards . The real joke is that the guy that made the song actually practice the wild hunt occult and he even did it around Christmas on the internet live . So what's going on .
Disappointed you didn't mention the song Ghost Riders in the Sky, which is an obvious reference to the Wild Hunt
Can you do one on the haitian lwa.
The Spectral Riders
....the legendary berzerker spirit was psilobin. Js.
Can you do the 200 million horseman please
i loved the wild hunt in the teen wolf tv show
is it really a bad thing to be kidnapped by a group of elves and brought to the faerie queens kingdom to be forced to join a spectral hunting party?
Herne the hunter
Fear the Old Blood
Sounds like a bloodborne line.
@@humanity600 I couldn't resist
@@josephstubbs5254 😎🤝🔥
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Everyone talking about the Witcher but the Wild Hunt only reminds me of running through the snow of Solstheim in honor of our Lord, Hircine!
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@@humanity600 Don't tell me child, you haven't been blessed by the Gods with your own copy of the Holy ESIII:Morrowind GOTYE???
@@SirTorcharite nope. Never seen a god in my life.
@@humanity600 You don't see em now cause you don't see with your eye. You perceive with your mind.
@@SirTorcharite oof. Any tips?
thank you xxx I believe in you.
That’s who that was on teen wolf?
Im calling Geralt
EREDIN BREACC GLAS
I only know the Celtic God of hunt Cernunnos-The Horned one
The Erlking in some literature Lord Herne or horned one
@@benprice7717 I already wrote that also his most known name is Cernunnos-or the Horned one because he had hornes.He is very old a Celtic god of the hunt.In winter he took usually a form of a deer and in the summer of a boar i hope you say it like that in English 😁He was a nature God
@@marinakaiser7639 yeah I have some cool art of him.🔥🔥🔥😎
Ride it forever!
Teen wolf brought me here
Werewolves that steal food and beer. Nicest werewolves ever.
@علي ياسر probably were, probably wore wolf pelts during the act hence why it was werewolves stealing shit. I wonder how werewolf tastes
@علي ياسر didnt catch them, otherwise an example would've been made of them
@علي ياسر something weird is going on with my comments, some of the words are jumping in front of your name