I wear mine for protection, to keep in mind that the gods are always with me no matter where I go, and to symbolize I am strong enough to fight anything that may challenge me in life no matter how difficult the battle may be.
As an American, I wear the Mjolnir as a representation of Culture, Courage, Strength and PRIDE. My Mother's lineage is Nordic. Embrace your roots and be proud. If you do not have Pride, you have NOTHING. Hail!
I value history. A society that forgets its history repeats mistakes that were already made. I will wear Thors hammer as a reminder of history and because its really cool.
I got one myself. I wear so out of my admiration and respect for Thor, to show or represent my support for Neopaganism. May mighty Thor grant me strength and protection. In addition, I also have the Aegishjalmur and the Vegvisir necklace.
I wear an Odin head As I do crave and seek knowledge I see a lot of his Odin in me But I am going to make a Mjolnir from silver bullion So I hope I do a good job I’ve learnt that the ᚦ has a lot of correspondence with Mjolnir and also the Fylfot otherwise known as the swastica
I made my own Mjolnir out of an old piece of copper, with a few hand tools. It took five days, looks a little crude, but I like it! Skol,and Happy New Year, fellow heathens!⚡️⚔️
I call upon mjolnir being the remover of obstacles and clearer of mountains... that carries forward into taking the easier paths to the same accomplishments and a reminder that even the gods aren't perfect... to guide me and protect me from evil... and being not specifically religious it's my connection to any and all gods that may be, I just picture mine to he somewhat like thor, in need of more experience of life but nobel and with the best intentions at heart... even if the world comes crashing down on me, it's understandable that a mortal god might make mistakes in their journey to passing on the mantel to whoever is next to take watch of the realms of life
All pendants symbolizes protection to a degree coming from a Buddhist back ground gemstones have a similar effect in which it provides protection in some degree I was born into an Indo-European religious background the protection aspects is like the ones in other polytheistic religions
I am a really proud Norse pagan from Dublin Ireland lord Odin and lord Thor are my gods i have lord thors hammer tattooed on my arm to show my loyalty to the Norse pagan religion and my loyalty to the Norse gods my gods peace people skal
Arnt we all realty from Heimdallr as he slept with 3 men’s wife and produced the 3 classes of man? And I’ve learnt perhaps that heimdallr is Odin? What do you think
Certainly! There is even a theory that women wore Thor's hammer in the Viking age to invoke fertility. Women have been found wearing Thor's hamerrs in burials I believe.
I never understood the wearing of the cross. An Object where Jesus was killed created by his enemies. It's like worshipping the stone where a sacrifice was made.
Hi friend! I think your understanding is based on a lack of context and some misunderstanding. The purpose of God coming to earth as a man, Jesus Christ, was to forgive the sins of the world, and redeem His creation. Jesus was not just a man or just a good teacher. Because He was and is God, He therefore lived a perfect life. Because of sin, all created people are inherently sinful, imperfect, and in need of forgiveness. Jesus Christ, being perfect, gave Himself as a perfect sacrifice, that whoever believes in Him as Lord and forgiver of their sins, would have eternal life and salvation. The reason Christ died on the cross, and was raised to life 3 days later by the power of God, was to take away the sins of the world. Animal sacrifices appeased God in the Old Testament, but those sacrifices were temporary. When Jesus came as a man, it was His goal to give Himself as the atoning sacrifice that would take away the sins of the world forever because He was and is perfect. No one 'killed' Him. He was not a victim. He chose to die. Therefore, anyone who asks for Christ's forgiveness and puts their faith in Him as Lord will have eternal life, salvation from eternal punishment, and forgiveness of all the sins they have ever, or will ever commit. Verses that discuss this are John 3:16, 1 John 1:9, Isaiah 53, 2 Corinthians 5:21, 1 John 2. We wear the cross because it symbolizes eternal life and forgiveness, and the God who humbly gave Himself for the ones He loved. Even knowing many would reject Him. The cross, which was previously a symbol of death, is now the most powerful symbol of eternal life and God's unending, selfless love.
@@blackbeard68 The Bible says that no one has greater love than he who would lay down his life for his friends (John 15:13). It wasn't suicide, it was a self sacrifice to save those He loved and still loves. For example, if a man pushes a woman out of the way of a moving bus in a street, and she lives and he dies, does that mean he committed suicide? Of course not. He gave his life for her. The concept is the same for what Jesus did. Because of sin, we are quickly moving towards eternal punishment, but then Jesus stood in the path and took that punishment, so that we, whom He loves dearly, could live forever with Him, if we trust in Him for salvation and forgiveness.
@@wyattmichaelproductions That's like comparing apples to bananas. He was still murdered by people hurling rocks and men stabbing him. He did not jump in front of a spear to save someone. It's more akin to death by cop. He may have sacrificed himself, but he was still murdered. And ya, anytime someone gives up their life it's still suicide regardless of the motive behind it. You're still giving up your life.
There’s a great offering for 20 bucks on Etsy. Sold by RagnarTheTrader, I bought one of his mjolnirs and it’s really good quality especially for the money
Tradition and not falling prey to foreign cultures that taint our folk, remembering my roots (my family is Swedish), keeping friþ and firð, and the galdR of the symbol, these are reasons I wear Mjölnir daily.
No, I'm not sure I mean that. It's fine to trade openly... I refer more to denial of Scandinavian culture and values in Scandinavia in favor of foreign ideals, culture and beliefs. Denying who and what we are isn't a path forward, it denies us our HugR, our self-worth and our way. Not to the dismissal of others mind you, but I think Scandinavia and our heritage deserves equal billing at least. This is a healthy way forward...
That's a lot of nonsense. I run into this sort of stuff every day and it's bunk. Our ancestors often made their own and wore them for numerous reasons. I'm not sure what branch keeps telling people they have to earn a right to wear their hammer or have to be gifted one but it's definitely nonsense.
I also wear Thor hammer because christianity is my enemy,in spiritual meaning, before that desert religion Heathens live free,with christianity come's many bad things in Europe,and Odin and Thor is OUR GOD'S...
My ancestors sacred Mjolnir necklace is a piece of a distorted puzzle that is my salvation that saves me from a heart attack because my own were wrongfully accused of commiting the worst act of betrayal to all of our own that we don't want harm to come to. Along with my ancestors Mjolnir necklace are a destroyed sacred rune stone family tree remembrance monument created only for sacred chieftains with the family theonymn name Thor engraved on it that Harold Godwinson swore a sacred oath up on along with sacred oath rings that my own took to the grave that are worn to state they refuse to betray or dominate those they are family to and equal to. The old freedom fighting norse chieftains refused to be the bane of their own who they refused to dominate that they swore oaths and wore oath rings and created an empire that was divided to divert to preserve the freedom fighters nomad way that became lost to so called unity of the one ring of power that corrupted many minds with the one dominant race of the one true god that terrorised the middle east and Africa and Asia and Australia and America and any good pagans of all Eurasia who became enslaved by the religion that uses them as puppets against their own and many other races that were meant to be their allies.
I am a really proud Norse pagan lord Odin and lord Thor are my gods I wear lord Thors hammer on my arm as a tattoo for honnor and strength and knowledge and to protect me from evil that may come my way
I wear mine for protection, to keep in mind that the gods are always with me no matter where I go, and to symbolize I am strong enough to fight anything that may challenge me in life no matter how difficult the battle may be.
As an American, I wear the Mjolnir as a representation of Culture, Courage, Strength and PRIDE. My Mother's lineage is Nordic. Embrace your roots and be proud. If you do not have Pride, you have NOTHING. Hail!
I'm part Dutch as a Taiwanese
I value history. A society that forgets its history repeats mistakes that were already made. I will wear Thors hammer as a reminder of history and because its really cool.
Likewise. If I wear one, it'd be because of the history it holds; how compelling norse mythology is but I won't wear it as a source of spirituality.
I wear too
I wear mine as a reminder to be the best version of myself. That the Gods are there supporting me and to remember that I am not alone.
I like it
Protection, strength, wisdom and honoring my family and my ancestors.
I ware mine as a reminder that we all climb out own mountain and slay our own giants
I wear mine as as a guide though a dark time in life but I also wear it to give me the mental Strength to keep me fighting every day
This man gives me amazing vibes , thank you for the lesson sir
Thank you sir, very nice of you.
ill always wear one cause it awesome looking and for the reasons you mentioned
I got one myself. I wear so out of my admiration and respect for Thor, to show or represent my support for Neopaganism. May mighty Thor grant me strength and protection.
In addition, I also have the Aegishjalmur and the Vegvisir necklace.
I wear an Odin head
As I do crave and seek knowledge I see a lot of his Odin in me
But I am going to make a Mjolnir from silver bullion
So I hope I do a good job
I’ve learnt that the ᚦ has a lot of correspondence with Mjolnir and also the Fylfot otherwise known as the swastica
I made my own Mjolnir out of an old piece of copper, with a few hand tools. It took five days, looks a little crude, but I like it! Skol,and Happy New Year, fellow heathens!⚡️⚔️
I call upon mjolnir being the remover of obstacles and clearer of mountains... that carries forward into taking the easier paths to the same accomplishments and a reminder that even the gods aren't perfect... to guide me and protect me from evil... and being not specifically religious it's my connection to any and all gods that may be, I just picture mine to he somewhat like thor, in need of more experience of life but nobel and with the best intentions at heart... even if the world comes crashing down on me, it's understandable that a mortal god might make mistakes in their journey to passing on the mantel to whoever is next to take watch of the realms of life
It connects you to where you came from.
I wear the hammer for spiritual and physical strength
I'm wearing for protection 🌛🌟🌜♻️Blessed Be
All pendants symbolizes protection to a degree coming from a Buddhist back ground gemstones have a similar effect in which it provides protection in some degree I was born into an Indo-European religious background the protection aspects is like the ones in other polytheistic religions
I wear a Hecate ( the goddess of witches or magic) Bracelet. I use it as protection and to worship her.
@Freki Bodgaedir I know, I’m just saying it’s different spiritual items that help and protect us.
Mjölnir genial.
Tengo el mío.
Saludos desde Uruguay🇺🇾
𝖛 𝖎 𝖐 𝖎 𝖓 𝖌 ø 𝕮𝖊𝖑𝖙å
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I love marvel!!
Where can I get this pendant it’s beautiful
The etsy app is where I purchased it.
Grimfrost
I blame Amon Amarth
Lol. I blame Gaahl!
@@josephnickell6652 the ex-vocalist of Gorgoroth?
To venerate the human spirit and protection from evil spirits
Hammer time
I am a really proud Norse pagan from Dublin Ireland lord Odin and lord Thor are my gods i have lord thors hammer tattooed on my arm to show my loyalty to the Norse pagan religion and my loyalty to the Norse gods my gods peace people skal
I am the bloodline of thor. Very nice to see this video.
Very odd. How could I say "I WERE" in thors bloodline. I'm living so I AM his bloodline now.
And I'm from thor and his partner not Odin. But yes still Odin within thor.
Arnt we all realty from Heimdallr as he slept with 3 men’s wife and produced the 3 classes of man?
And I’ve learnt perhaps that heimdallr is Odin?
What do you think
Can girls wear a mjolnir ?
Certainly! There is even a theory that women wore Thor's hammer in the Viking age to invoke fertility.
Women have been found wearing Thor's hamerrs in burials I believe.
@@therideinmidgard thanks for your reply
Where can i get a real high quality mjolnir?
Surely there are many hammers on Etsy you'd like. The quality is often good.
Ive bought a couple of Thor's hammer amulets from Grimfrost in Sweden. They are really good.
Grimfrost are the best there is check them out
I never understood the wearing of the cross. An Object where Jesus was killed created by his enemies. It's like worshipping the stone where a sacrifice was made.
Yes, I don't like the cross, it symbolises the suffering of humanity, torture, death.
Hi friend! I think your understanding is based on a lack of context and some misunderstanding. The purpose of God coming to earth as a man, Jesus Christ, was to forgive the sins of the world, and redeem His creation. Jesus was not just a man or just a good teacher. Because He was and is God, He therefore lived a perfect life. Because of sin, all created people are inherently sinful, imperfect, and in need of forgiveness. Jesus Christ, being perfect, gave Himself as a perfect sacrifice, that whoever believes in Him as Lord and forgiver of their sins, would have eternal life and salvation. The reason Christ died on the cross, and was raised to life 3 days later by the power of God, was to take away the sins of the world. Animal sacrifices appeased God in the Old Testament, but those sacrifices were temporary. When Jesus came as a man, it was His goal to give Himself as the atoning sacrifice that would take away the sins of the world forever because He was and is perfect. No one 'killed' Him. He was not a victim. He chose to die. Therefore, anyone who asks for Christ's forgiveness and puts their faith in Him as Lord will have eternal life, salvation from eternal punishment, and forgiveness of all the sins they have ever, or will ever commit. Verses that discuss this are John 3:16, 1 John 1:9, Isaiah 53, 2 Corinthians 5:21, 1 John 2. We wear the cross because it symbolizes eternal life and forgiveness, and the God who humbly gave Himself for the ones He loved. Even knowing many would reject Him. The cross, which was previously a symbol of death, is now the most powerful symbol of eternal life and God's unending, selfless love.
@@wyattmichaelproductions That makes no sense. IF Jesus was not killed then he committed suicide. Which is a sin...
@@blackbeard68 The Bible says that no one has greater love than he who would lay down his life for his friends (John 15:13). It wasn't suicide, it was a self sacrifice to save those He loved and still loves. For example, if a man pushes a woman out of the way of a moving bus in a street, and she lives and he dies, does that mean he committed suicide? Of course not. He gave his life for her. The concept is the same for what Jesus did. Because of sin, we are quickly moving towards eternal punishment, but then Jesus stood in the path and took that punishment, so that we, whom He loves dearly, could live forever with Him, if we trust in Him for salvation and forgiveness.
@@wyattmichaelproductions That's like comparing apples to bananas. He was still murdered by people hurling rocks and men stabbing him. He did not jump in front of a spear to save someone. It's more akin to death by cop. He may have sacrificed himself, but he was still murdered. And ya, anytime someone gives up their life it's still suicide regardless of the motive behind it. You're still giving up your life.
It's our cross, a sign of paganism.
I need a free mjolnir i checked etsy and i checked everywhere 😂😂😂😂😂
There’s a great offering for 20 bucks on Etsy. Sold by RagnarTheTrader, I bought one of his mjolnirs and it’s really good quality especially for the money
Make one, cut and carve it out of wood or bone...then it'll really be something much more personal than a store bought necklace.
Tradition and not falling prey to foreign cultures that taint our folk, remembering my roots (my family is Swedish), keeping friþ and firð, and the galdR of the symbol, these are reasons I wear Mjölnir daily.
Best comment.....
"foreign cultures" you mean the all-consuming maw of capital, right?
No, I'm not sure I mean that. It's fine to trade openly... I refer more to denial of Scandinavian culture and values in Scandinavia in favor of foreign ideals, culture and beliefs. Denying who and what we are isn't a path forward, it denies us our HugR, our self-worth and our way. Not to the dismissal of others mind you, but I think Scandinavia and our heritage deserves equal billing at least. This is a healthy way forward...
ik im late but my father you cant get your own hammer someone has to get it for u without u directly asking I wonder y
That's a lot of nonsense. I run into this sort of stuff every day and it's bunk. Our ancestors often made their own and wore them for numerous reasons. I'm not sure what branch keeps telling people they have to earn a right to wear their hammer or have to be gifted one but it's definitely nonsense.
Folkists probably promote that nonsense. They do love their focus on aesthetics.
Christianity gone wrong in a lot of countries.
I also wear Thor hammer because christianity is my enemy,in spiritual meaning, before that desert religion Heathens live free,with christianity come's many bad things in Europe,and Odin and Thor is OUR GOD'S...
My ancestors sacred Mjolnir necklace is a piece of a distorted puzzle that is my salvation that saves me from a heart attack because my own were wrongfully accused of commiting the worst act of betrayal to all of our own that we don't want harm to come to. Along with my ancestors Mjolnir necklace are a destroyed sacred rune stone family tree remembrance monument created only for sacred chieftains with the family theonymn name Thor engraved on it that Harold Godwinson swore a sacred oath up on along with sacred oath rings that my own took to the grave that are worn to state they refuse to betray or dominate those they are family to and equal to. The old freedom fighting norse chieftains refused to be the bane of their own who they refused to dominate that they swore oaths and wore oath rings and created an empire that was divided to divert to preserve the freedom fighters nomad way that became lost to so called unity of the one ring of power that corrupted many minds with the one dominant race of the one true god that terrorised the middle east and Africa and Asia and Australia and America and any good pagans of all Eurasia who became enslaved by the religion that uses them as puppets against their own and many other races that were meant to be their allies.
I am a really proud Norse pagan lord Odin and lord Thor are my gods I wear lord Thors hammer on my arm as a tattoo for honnor and strength and knowledge and to protect me from evil that may come my way