This is why I choose to follow this channel bcz there is no bullshit here thor is a straightforward person of which we need in this subject aswell as him not being afraid to say wat is on his mind..example "the woman's PUSS.."😂..I thank you for your time and your sacrifices you make to make these videos and valuable information about our heritage but especially the straight forwardness of his heart and speech he is not afraid to say wat is on his mind ..and the fact that alot of the other people who are trying and failing to deliver the same type of content bcz most of them just talk through their backside and yet thor here does his homework properly before delivering the content to us..TO THOR MY FRIEND IF WE WERE TO FALL BACK IN HISTORY AND BACK TO THE TIMES WE SPEAK OF HERE..I WOULD GLADLY SUPPORT YOU AS YARL OR KING...BUT seems as your building your own community in Colorado I wish to be apart of it and I think it's going to be a great success. .I encourage you to make yourself the leader in this place and I will support you
6:00 their values for family also is really well attested on runestones, its almost always dedicated to honour someone. Thanks for the video, keep up the gods work =) Thorr vigi
Regionally, a meadow or field would be the preferred place for farming and setting. The place to make a home. 5:15 She seems to be the judge and jury. Potential for it to be a “final destination”, the completeness of self buying entry into the hall type thing. Those turned away have more to accomplish before they gain entry into the hall. Potential that the hall is the other side of the portals in rituals (that entering the hall makes you one with the other side or of that energy now, like evolved. Such a beautiful concept 💗
The Isis connection is interesting since both Isis and Freyja are associated with shapeshifting too particularly with the falcon. Very cool connection. Freyja's afterlife always sounded more chill and nice than the noise of Valalla honestly.
@10:45 Isis as Freya This is an interesting perspective that I've also "sort-of" come to the same conclusion, in fact if you broaden it, and take it much further back it there seems to be a core feminine deity somewhat like the Greek Sophia, and the Sumarian Ninhursag and Ninlil. I would not doubt that we have experienced a multitude of global and partial full-on resets that have played a significant part in our combined storylines. Another excellent study, thank you! 👍👍👍
Thank you for this fabulous overview. Very intetested on the connections between Isis and Freyja. Please do provide more insight. Love the concepts and explinations around Freyja's Hal. Much love from moi.
I very much appreciate your sober analysis seriously trying not to step outside what the souces can carry, and clearly stating where you "go beyond". That of course make it difficult as we really don't have that many good sources on the old Norse religion, but if cautiously trying a step into the dangerous landscpae of speculation I find it absolutely logical that the Norse religion had "something to offer" to the women as well. After all the sources are quite clear on Norse women being strong willed and independent (as women) - why should they not?
6:10 Egil’s poem about the father who wants to starve himself to death because of the loss of his two sons is another example of heartbreaking poetry of the Nordic people! Beautiful.
One thing you did miss is the German fairy tale character of Perchta, who does seem to have absorbed random characteristics of the Celtic Goddess Beira & the German/ Norse Freya & many regional variants have stories where people die, often by falling down a well, & end up in a field like afterlife where she resides & these fairy tales give some extra criteria for the kinds of people who go there.
Welcome back brother it’s great to see your in great health ty for continuing your amazing videos and as always I hope life is treating you very well 😎 ✌️ ❤️
... It's an interesting piece to consider that "those of us most honourable will be reborn immediately" I have to wonder if there is a part that "allows" for the individuals wants, desires, needs, cares and on and on and so and so forth when those most honourable pass. Because if "hell" exists, than hell exists. Is it a place of love or a place of feeding. ... Thank you for the post in any case as always, appreciated absolutely.
Very good video. Brave to mention Varg in a positive light as well. Many will burn a fuse hearing that, I wager. This is not on topic but it would be cool to hear your input on this. A Swedish historian named Fredrik Ousbäck has made a series of YT videos about a rune stone in Sweden called Rök stenen (the Rök stone). According to Fredrik, that stone was made by Brage Boddason. I know that it's much to ask of you to go through all of the videos but it would be interesting to hear your opinion on Fredriks theories.
I wonder if not just Elysium's influence on Folkvangr, but also if Egyptian traditions influenced the Proto-Indo-European traditions that developed into the Greek and Norse beliefs as well, since Egypt has a 'Field of Reeds' in their folklore that is much like these.
Is it possible the field or garden was the place the warriors would fight every day and Valhalla was the hall where they would gather, eat, and drink afterwards? I believe there's some theories to believe they may have been the same area in the afterlife.
According to some things I've read, Freyja has a "chariot" (I'd wager it was originally a *sleigh* , since that's what'd be more reliable for the Norse) that was *pulled* by two cats; they don't say for sure what *kind* of cats, but my personal theory is that it's *tigers* , because the *biggest* tigers in the world, who're also the biggest wildcats in the world *period* , Siberian tigers, live in Russia, a land the Norsemen are *known* to've explored & settled. Knowing that, the Norsemen probably *did* encounter tigers at some point; & Freyja's not *just* the Norse goddess of feminine beauty & sexuality, she's *also* the queen of the Valkyrjar, making her a *war* goddess too; so she's really like a *female* tiger when you think about it.
As a polytheist, I believe people are connected to specific afterlife realms based on things like which deities they worship, their culture, and their actions and choices throughout life, and that their experiences in the afterlife/intermediate state influence the way they might eventually reincarnate. So Fölkvangr is a real place (insofar as anything is real in our dream-like existence) for fallen warriors who are connected to the Norse/Germanic pantheon and afterlife at the time of death (rather than Elysium/Hades or Heaven or Sheol or a Hindu or Buddhist realm etc.) and/or people whom Freyja likes. Freyja's people go there in shamanic rites even in life.
forgive me if this was answered in the video and I somehow overlooked it.. do you think the slain in folkvangr might also be referred to as "einherjar"? .. I've also heard that there were nine of these Halls Valhalla and folkvangr just sort of being the most elite
Thank you so much for the info of Freyja and Folkvangr. Im so interested in that. Now, will you speak on Freyjas cats? I have several Norwegian Forest cats and wonder if there is a relation to Freyjas cats.
Serious question. I’m going to Norway here in the fall for a little over a week… I wanna do a lot of hiking and visiting historic Viking sites. I really don’t want to go into any big cities or experience any city life. Where would you recommend I go?
it´s similar thinking in the finnic concepts.. here they put the idols of those who became worshipped (as gods) to a different forest shrine, which to me implies a different path to others. however all the afterlives were seen as local (literally a lake or hill or island or cluster of stars, which the meadow could have also been, originally). it was probably a mirror of a real world location, they didn´t just invent these fantasy places out of nothing (as the tribes moved on then the sacred location turned into a myth). there was no common belief about death here, it was tribe / family specific, they would NOT have wanted to go to a same place with strangers (it was kin heavens basically). what makes it hard to understand is that often it´s both re-incarnation and afterlife.. and sometimes the latter was right here on earth, because the dead were believed to turn into the tribes´ totem animals (like bears). the afterlife portion could be seen just as a waiting period.. because whenever a baby was born the first thing they did was to find out who had returned (which is also known as the name giving ceremony, and yes it was the life / birth / fate goddesses who were involved in that, which there are many). the original way however seems to be just older women of kin (a little bit older institution than "gods"). i would say that re-incarnation is probably as old as giving hereditary names (which is old but not the oldest way).
Have you heard of Tim winter or Abdal Hakim Murad? He speaks a lot about modernity and the spiritual practices in a primordial sense relating to Islam. I think you would be interested in his work since he talks about similar stuff to you
There was a theory put forward by a rather "controversial" figure that likened the tree of life to the placenta, which our ancestors would have seen during/after a pregnancy. Highly interesting stuff.
@@chrisnewbury3793 the problem i have with paganism is that it deifies important figures (jesus christ for christians) and are not respecting our most oldest (Wralda) only.
@@chrisnewbury3793 the problem i have with paganism is that it deifies important figures (jesus christ for christians) and we are not respecting our most oldest (Wralda) only. (apparently youtube deleted this comment)
Do I think everything in it is literally true? No. Do I think it's a 19th century hoax? No. Nobody at the time with enough knowledge of Frisian could have possibly pulled off such a stunt. It's as ridiculous as thinking the illiterate actor William Shakespeare wrote all those plays. Just like The Bible, and The Illiad, and The Mahabharata, it contains some truth.
What do you think of the theory that Freya created Frigga? Cause she is a shape shifter and know she is a godess made to be independed but after becoming an aesir and valkyre leader she got an equal level of inportance as Odin, so instead she divide herself in another conscious, as Frigga dont have historys of how she born or family.
That might mean that we all where there or at least We passed through Freya's hands to be what we are today, a fruit of fertility that deserve to be filled with forms of love to grow prosperous otherwise we get lost
Brother, as far as the stone pillar ships and their function, You should look into the "land of chem" youtube channel. This ancient norse technology and knowledge that was later passed to egypt and repurposed as well as perfected. Im willing to bet the minerals that make up the pillars are of a di-electric material. Please have faith and look into this land of chem youtube channel. Poke around a bit to get a sense of it, but it is absolutley eye opening as to what the ancients knew. A better birds eye view understanding. This involves alchemy. You will not regret looking into this channel.
I think Isis is closer to Frigg while Bastet is closer to Freyja. As both Bastet and Freyja are goddess of love, war, fertility, beauty and cats yet that is my personal opinion.
Fields are actualy fields of Light (same color), Energy of Sustenance of Creator. Same Creator Albert Einstein enounced as Matter & Energy Manifestations of Same Thing as inspiration from Baruch Spinoza
I have always felt that Freyja chose the best lovers who died in battle. I think they spent their time much differently than at valhol. I think it was a fun place to be.
Super interesting, thank you. This seems to call to my mind a Viking Jannah (from Islam) where Martyrs rise to the highest heights. The word "folksvangr" meadow for The Community speaks to my soul's demand we are all community and neighbors. I love the idea of a valley for the community. The other interesting aspect is the cycle of life it represents. And then of course it's alignment with Islam's Jannah. Seems like Folksvangr was suppressed because it's led by the goddess Freja, there's holistic fertility, and community. Seems like patriarchy and Christianity pushed that out. But that's my guess and I'll stick to that till we get more data. 😉
Am official guide in one of the biggest 13th century cathedrals in Northern France, dedicated to "Our Lady". After all those years spent explaining this space in detail, I know : its three ships do represent three reversed longboats; the mistress of the house is Freya - Mother Mary only named Notre Dame. Its high pillars make it an Isis temple. Its three naves (the root word for "navy") were the daily meeting point for all town people to discuss business, make binding promises, get engaged and married, beside the religious offices. It was truly a FOLKVANGAR = a space which could hold 10 000 people. Last but not least: Odin's rune = Odal is rhythmically repeated on sections on all floors of the three ships! Therefore and in a deeply syncretic way, our Notre Dame cathedral is venerating all in all: the Egyptian ISIS - the northern FREYA and the Queen of Heaven (MARY). A concept build by free craftsmen united in guilds...
While I can see the parallels between Isis & Freyja, I very much *doubt* Freyja & Isis are one in the same because Isis doesn't have any connection to war, her husband is the lord of the *underworld* , & she has a *son* where Freyja has two *daughters* , Hnoss & Gersemi. Plus there's the fact that Freyja is also associated with *cats* ; probably because of their sensuality. Isis has *no* such association, & the Egyptians instead had a straight up goddess *of* cats & all their attributes named Bastet. I also don't believe the Egyptians *ever* sailed as far north as Scandinavia; it would've been *way* too cold for them. Freyja also seemingly has *no* parallel in any of the *other* Germanic pantheons either, making it most likely she's a *uniquely* Norse goddess; maybe even the original *chief* goddess of Scandinavia before the Norse adotped the worship of the Germanic Æsir alongside the Vanir. That's what *I'm* convinced of.
Isn't it only mentioned like once, and it says something about her getting drinks for the dead? I think its essentially valhalla's yard lol valhalla is the hall full of doors and Folkvangir is where the homies chill and work on their tan lol
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Hi all
Greetings from France.
May Her Divine Grace Freyja let you enter Folkvangr. You give inner peace. Thanks a lot for sharing.
Thank your for your validity and authenticity. The only content i can watch without any ulterior motives.
This is why I choose to follow this channel bcz there is no bullshit here thor is a straightforward person of which we need in this subject aswell as him not being afraid to say wat is on his mind..example "the woman's PUSS.."😂..I thank you for your time and your sacrifices you make to make these videos and valuable information about our heritage but especially the straight forwardness of his heart and speech he is not afraid to say wat is on his mind ..and the fact that alot of the other people who are trying and failing to deliver the same type of content bcz most of them just talk through their backside and yet thor here does his homework properly before delivering the content to us..TO THOR MY FRIEND IF WE WERE TO FALL BACK IN HISTORY AND BACK TO THE TIMES WE SPEAK OF HERE..I WOULD GLADLY SUPPORT YOU AS YARL OR KING...BUT seems as your building your own community in Colorado I wish to be apart of it and I think it's going to be a great success. .I encourage you to make yourself the leader in this place and I will support you
6:00 their values for family also is really well attested on runestones, its almost always dedicated to honour someone. Thanks for the video, keep up the gods work =) Thorr vigi
Regionally, a meadow or field would be the preferred place for farming and setting. The place to make a home. 5:15 She seems to be the judge and jury. Potential for it to be a “final destination”, the completeness of self buying entry into the hall type thing. Those turned away have more to accomplish before they gain entry into the hall. Potential that the hall is the other side of the portals in rituals (that entering the hall makes you one with the other side or of that energy now, like evolved. Such a beautiful concept 💗
The Isis connection is interesting since both Isis and Freyja are associated with shapeshifting too particularly with the falcon. Very cool connection. Freyja's afterlife always sounded more chill and nice than the noise of Valalla honestly.
I thought of the roman Elysium Fields when you were covering the etymology
I always knew I liked Folkvangr.
I thought I read somewhere that different parts of our hugr went to different afterlifes or something to that extent.
@10:45 Isis as Freya
This is an interesting perspective that I've also "sort-of" come to the same conclusion, in fact if you broaden it, and take it much further back it there seems to be a core feminine deity somewhat like the Greek Sophia, and the Sumarian Ninhursag and Ninlil.
I would not doubt that we have experienced a multitude of global and partial full-on resets that have played a significant part in our combined storylines.
Another excellent study, thank you! 👍👍👍
Thank you for this fabulous overview. Very intetested on the connections between Isis and Freyja. Please do provide more insight. Love the concepts and explinations around Freyja's Hal.
Much love from moi.
Super interesting! Never considered going that deep into it but that was quite eye opening and explains alot. Thanks!
I was surprised to hear you mention Varg as a source.. well done sir 😉
I very much appreciate your sober analysis seriously trying not to step outside what the souces can carry, and clearly stating where you "go beyond". That of course make it difficult as we really don't have that many good sources on the old Norse religion, but if cautiously trying a step into the dangerous landscpae of speculation I find it absolutely logical that the Norse religion had "something to offer" to the women as well. After all the sources are quite clear on Norse women being strong willed and independent (as women) - why should they not?
I would love a video on Freya and possibly Frigg
Same with touching on Gullveig and Heidr
Thank you!
6:10 Egil’s poem about the father who wants to starve himself to death because of the loss of his two sons is another example of heartbreaking poetry of the Nordic people! Beautiful.
One thing you did miss is the German fairy tale character of Perchta, who does seem to have absorbed random characteristics of the Celtic Goddess Beira & the German/ Norse Freya & many regional variants have stories where people die, often by falling down a well, & end up in a field like afterlife where she resides & these fairy tales give some extra criteria for the kinds of people who go there.
Great video
Welcome back brother it’s great to see your in great health ty for continuing your amazing videos and as always I hope life is treating you very well 😎 ✌️ ❤️
Ty for the video and information. Have a great time in Greece!
13:29 i was there by coincidence this summer a few weeks ago its in sweden very close to the norwegian border
Thanks for the video ⚔️
Great video!
So interesting!
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It's an interesting piece to consider that "those of us most honourable will be reborn immediately"
I have to wonder if there is a part that "allows" for the individuals wants, desires, needs, cares and on and on and so and so forth when those most honourable pass.
Because if "hell" exists, than hell exists.
Is it a place of love or a place of feeding.
...
Thank you for the post in any case as always, appreciated absolutely.
Very good video. Brave to mention Varg in a positive light as well. Many will burn a fuse hearing that, I wager. This is not on topic but it would be cool to hear your input on this. A Swedish historian named Fredrik Ousbäck has made a series of YT videos about a rune stone in Sweden called Rök stenen (the Rök stone). According to Fredrik, that stone was made by Brage Boddason. I know that it's much to ask of you to go through all of the videos but it would be interesting to hear your opinion on Fredriks theories.
I wonder if not just Elysium's influence on Folkvangr, but also if Egyptian traditions influenced the Proto-Indo-European traditions that developed into the Greek and Norse beliefs as well, since Egypt has a 'Field of Reeds' in their folklore that is much like these.
Not Elysium- Folkvangr is closer to Asphodel.
Great video! Wish you well on your travel to Greece!
Skol brother, keep up the awesome work.
Great video, you my brother are a wealth of information.
Love your vids
Sounds like a win/win
Is it possible the field or garden was the place the warriors would fight every day and Valhalla was the hall where they would gather, eat, and drink afterwards? I believe there's some theories to believe they may have been the same area in the afterlife.
Interesting idea.
Allegedly, Cats go to Folkvangr with Freya. Is there a place for Hounds? If there is, I would prefer to go there.
Excellent question. Especially with the transformation magic. Maybe bears roam there too
According to some things I've read, Freyja has a "chariot" (I'd wager it was originally a *sleigh* , since that's what'd be more reliable for the Norse) that was *pulled* by two cats; they don't say for sure what *kind* of cats, but my personal theory is that it's *tigers* , because the *biggest* tigers in the world, who're also the biggest wildcats in the world *period* , Siberian tigers, live in Russia, a land the Norsemen are *known* to've explored & settled. Knowing that, the Norsemen probably *did* encounter tigers at some point; & Freyja's not *just* the Norse goddess of feminine beauty & sexuality, she's *also* the queen of the Valkyrjar, making her a *war* goddess too; so she's really like a *female* tiger when you think about it.
@@ezrafaulk3076 : Sounds reasonable to me. Skal
What?
I'm like 40% sure there was a passage in a source *somewhere* about there always being a spot by/under the table at Valhol for loyal hounds.
I think that a video comparing and contrasting Isis and Freyja would be great.
As a polytheist, I believe people are connected to specific afterlife realms based on things like which deities they worship, their culture, and their actions and choices throughout life, and that their experiences in the afterlife/intermediate state influence the way they might eventually reincarnate. So Fölkvangr is a real place (insofar as anything is real in our dream-like existence) for fallen warriors who are connected to the Norse/Germanic pantheon and afterlife at the time of death (rather than Elysium/Hades or Heaven or Sheol or a Hindu or Buddhist realm etc.) and/or people whom Freyja likes. Freyja's people go there in shamanic rites even in life.
forgive me if this was answered in the video and I somehow overlooked it.. do you think the slain in folkvangr might also be referred to as "einherjar"? .. I've also heard that there were nine of these Halls Valhalla and folkvangr just sort of being the most elite
Thank you so much for the info of Freyja and Folkvangr. Im so interested in that. Now, will you speak on Freyjas cats? I have several Norwegian Forest cats and wonder if there is a relation to Freyjas cats.
Serious question. I’m going to Norway here in the fall for a little over a week… I wanna do a lot of hiking and visiting historic Viking sites. I really don’t want to go into any big cities or experience any city life. Where would you recommend I go?
Heil Freyja
it´s similar thinking in the
finnic concepts.. here they
put the idols of those who
became worshipped (as gods)
to a different forest shrine,
which to me implies a different
path to others.
however all the afterlives
were seen as local (literally
a lake or hill or island or
cluster of stars, which the
meadow could have also been,
originally).
it was probably a mirror of a
real world location, they didn´t
just invent these fantasy places
out of nothing (as the tribes
moved on then the sacred
location turned into a myth).
there was no common belief
about death here, it was
tribe / family specific,
they would NOT have wanted
to go to a same place with
strangers (it was kin heavens
basically).
what makes it hard to
understand is that often it´s both
re-incarnation and afterlife..
and sometimes the latter was
right here on earth, because the
dead were believed to turn into
the tribes´ totem animals
(like bears).
the afterlife portion could be
seen just as a waiting period..
because whenever a baby was
born the first thing they did was
to find out who had returned
(which is also known as the
name giving ceremony, and yes
it was the life / birth / fate
goddesses who were involved
in that, which there are many).
the original way however seems
to be just older women of kin
(a little bit older institution
than "gods").
i would say that re-incarnation
is probably as old as giving hereditary
names (which is old but not the
oldest way).
Have you heard of Tim winter or Abdal Hakim Murad? He speaks a lot about modernity and the spiritual practices in a primordial sense relating to Islam. I think you would be interested in his work since he talks about similar stuff to you
There was a theory put forward by a rather "controversial" figure that likened the tree of life to the placenta, which our ancestors would have seen during/after a pregnancy. Highly interesting stuff.
As a woman, I cant hardly not like the folkvangr
All for blumsters at the folkvangr ❤️👍🏿
interesting that greek and germanic have similarities
Read "The Oera Linda" if you haven't ;)
Edit: Ah I just saw your other comment.
Yes
@@chrisnewbury3793 lmao
@@chrisnewbury3793 the problem i have with paganism is that it deifies important figures (jesus christ for christians) and are not respecting our most oldest (Wralda) only.
@@chrisnewbury3793 the problem i have with paganism is that it deifies important figures (jesus christ for christians) and we are not respecting our most oldest (Wralda) only. (apparently youtube deleted this comment)
thoughts on the OLB?
Do I think everything in it is literally true? No. Do I think it's a 19th century hoax? No. Nobody at the time with enough knowledge of Frisian could have possibly pulled off such a stunt. It's as ridiculous as thinking the illiterate actor William Shakespeare wrote all those plays. Just like The Bible, and The Illiad, and The Mahabharata, it contains some truth.
What do you think of the theory that Freya created Frigga? Cause she is a shape shifter and know she is a godess made to be independed but after becoming an aesir and valkyre leader she got an equal level of inportance as Odin, so instead she divide herself in another conscious, as Frigga dont have historys of how she born or family.
The green fields beyond
We think that Neorxnawang is supposed to relate to the Norns in some way?
Maybe something like the song, “big rock candy mountain “
That might mean that we all where there or at least We passed through Freya's hands to be what we are today, a fruit of fertility that deserve to be filled with forms of love to grow prosperous otherwise we get lost
Brother, as far as the stone pillar ships and their function, You should look into the "land of chem" youtube channel. This ancient norse technology and knowledge that was later passed to egypt and repurposed as well as perfected. Im willing to bet the minerals that make up the pillars are of a di-electric material. Please have faith and look into this land of chem youtube channel. Poke around a bit to get a sense of it, but it is absolutley eye opening as to what the ancients knew. A better birds eye view understanding. This involves alchemy. You will not regret looking into this channel.
I think Isis is closer to Frigg while Bastet is closer to Freyja. As both Bastet and Freyja are goddess of love, war, fertility, beauty and cats yet that is my personal opinion.
Being animistic, did they expect to see odin/freya in Valhalla or Folkvangr?
Hello
Fields are actualy fields of Light (same color), Energy of Sustenance of Creator. Same Creator Albert Einstein enounced as Matter & Energy Manifestations of Same Thing as inspiration from Baruch Spinoza
No 72 virgins for Vikings?
Who would want the drama?
72 women always all wanting your attention specifically on them 24/7 365 unending?
Nah I'll take my fighting and drinking.
I have always felt that Freyja chose the best lovers who died in battle. I think they spent their time much differently than at valhol. I think it was a fun place to be.
I'm fairly sure we've a right to meaning for the recipient..
So what heppens to Odin after ragnarok? Does He reincarnate to a God or is he reborn after some time?
Super interesting, thank you.
This seems to call to my mind a Viking Jannah (from Islam) where Martyrs rise to the highest heights. The word "folksvangr" meadow for The Community speaks to my soul's demand we are all community and neighbors. I love the idea of a valley for the community. The other interesting aspect is the cycle of life it represents. And then of course it's alignment with Islam's Jannah. Seems like Folksvangr was suppressed because it's led by the goddess Freja, there's holistic fertility, and community. Seems like patriarchy and Christianity pushed that out. But that's my guess and I'll stick to that till we get more data. 😉
Am official guide in one of the biggest 13th century cathedrals in Northern France, dedicated to "Our Lady". After all those years spent explaining this space in detail, I know : its three ships do represent three reversed longboats; the mistress of the house is Freya - Mother Mary only named Notre Dame. Its high pillars make it an Isis temple. Its
three naves (the root word for "navy") were the daily meeting point for all town people to discuss business, make binding promises, get engaged and married, beside the religious offices. It was truly a FOLKVANGAR =
a space which could hold 10 000 people.
Last but not least: Odin's rune = Odal is rhythmically repeated on sections on all floors of the three ships! Therefore and in a deeply syncretic way, our Notre Dame cathedral is venerating all in all: the Egyptian ISIS
- the northern FREYA and the Queen of Heaven (MARY). A concept build by free craftsmen united in guilds...
While I can see the parallels between Isis & Freyja, I very much *doubt* Freyja & Isis are one in the same because Isis doesn't have any connection to war, her husband is the lord of the *underworld* , & she has a *son* where Freyja has two *daughters* , Hnoss & Gersemi. Plus there's the fact that Freyja is also associated with *cats* ; probably because of their sensuality. Isis has *no* such association, & the Egyptians instead had a straight up goddess *of* cats & all their attributes named Bastet. I also don't believe the Egyptians *ever* sailed as far north as Scandinavia; it would've been *way* too cold for them.
Freyja also seemingly has *no* parallel in any of the *other* Germanic pantheons either, making it most likely she's a *uniquely* Norse goddess; maybe even the original *chief* goddess of Scandinavia before the Norse adotped the worship of the Germanic Æsir alongside the Vanir. That's what *I'm* convinced of.
You become fertilizer for the field
why does everyone tend to nit pick small and insignificant details so badly? The gods can take whoever, wherever, whenever they choose
Did they have this specific scientific knowledge about reproduction back then?
AESIR HEAVEN WHERE WOMEN STAY IN GROUP
Placenta 😂
He will be doing “research” in Greece lol researching what’s at the bottom of vodka bottles xD get back here and make important videos!!!!
Isn't it only mentioned like once, and it says something about her getting drinks for the dead? I think its essentially valhalla's yard lol valhalla is the hall full of doors and Folkvangir is where the homies chill and work on their tan lol
Thank you!!