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🇬🇧 Heimdall or Heimdalr, in Norse mythology, the son of Odin and nine mothers, the guardian of the gods, who lives at the edge of the world. His duty was to protect the rainbow bridge Bifrost, which connected Asgard with Midgard (the world of heaven and the world of earth), from the giants-jotuns.
🇩🇪 Heimdall oder Heimdalr, in der nordischen Mythologie der Sohn von Odin und neun Müttern, der Wächter der Götter, der am Rande der Welt lebt. Seine Pflicht war es, die Bifrost-Regenbogenbrücke, die Asgard mit Midgard (der Welt des Himmels und der Welt der Erde) verband, vor den Jotun-Riesen zu schützen.
🇷🇺 Хеймдалль или Хеймдалр, в скандинавской мифологии сын Одина и девяти матерей, страж богов, обитающий у края мира. Его обязанностью была охрана радужного моста Биврёст, соединявшего Асгард с Мидгардом (мир неба и мир земли), от великанов-ётунов.
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🇩🇪 Heimdall oder Heimdalr, in der nordischen Mythologie der Sohn von Odin und neun Müttern, der Wächter der Götter, der am Rande der Welt lebt. Seine Pflicht war es, die Bifrost-Regenbogenbrücke, die Asgard mit Midgard (der Welt des Himmels und der Welt der Erde) verband, vor den Jotun-Riesen zu schützen.
🇷🇺 Хеймдалль или Хеймдалр, в скандинавской мифологии сын Одина и девяти матерей, страж богов, обитающий у края мира. Его обязанностью была охрана радужного моста Биврёст, соединявшего Асгард с Мидгардом (мир неба и мир земли), от великанов-ётунов.
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1/2 THE DING, ANCIENT JUSTICE
To my great surprise, during a stay in the north of the Netherlands, I came across a 127-year-old magazine called "Eigen Haard". In it they described a "Ding", that is a meeting of the old Germanic people, in which judgments were given.
This was described as follows: Here the Drentsche shirepeople gathered to pass judgment according to their unwritten rules of law, handed down from generation to generation. Entering the pit we see the judge sitting with the staff in his hand. Above his head a shield attached to spears. Before him lies the flat sacrificial stone on which the sacrifice is made, for judgment is a sacred act, and may the gods be propitiated.
To my great surprise, during a stay in the north of the Netherlands, I came across a 127-year-old magazine called "Eigen Haard". In it they described a "Ding", that is a meeting of the old Germanic people, in which judgments were given.
This was described as follows: Here the Drentsche shirepeople gathered to pass judgment according to their unwritten rules of law, handed down from generation to generation. Entering the pit we see the judge sitting with the staff in his hand. Above his head a shield attached to spears. Before him lies the flat sacrificial stone on which the sacrifice is made, for judgment is a sacred act, and may the gods be propitiated.
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2/2 The DING, ANCIENT JUSTICE
Attendants sit on grass benches on both sides. Behind them, in a wide circle, stand the fellows, some leaning on their elongated shields, others wear a bull's head with horns. In their hands the spear; the open cloak shows the short sahs (this is the Sax), the weapon of the Saxon tribes.
Around the courtplace spears are stuck in the ground, surrouded with red cord for protection. This indicates that a sentence of life and death is taking place here. At the far corners stakes are erected with bleached white horse skulls. They are staring at the four corners of the wind, to ward off evil spirits. Hear! The shire people sing their song of justice, which chases away anger and avenges crimes.
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Attendants sit on grass benches on both sides. Behind them, in a wide circle, stand the fellows, some leaning on their elongated shields, others wear a bull's head with horns. In their hands the spear; the open cloak shows the short sahs (this is the Sax), the weapon of the Saxon tribes.
Around the courtplace spears are stuck in the ground, surrouded with red cord for protection. This indicates that a sentence of life and death is taking place here. At the far corners stakes are erected with bleached white horse skulls. They are staring at the four corners of the wind, to ward off evil spirits. Hear! The shire people sing their song of justice, which chases away anger and avenges crimes.
TribeoftheFox
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Forwarded from 🌲𝐂𝐨𝐦𝐞 𝐇𝐨𝐦𝐞🌲
One of the Oldest Buildings in Hattfjelldal Municipality In Norland, Norway, built in the 18th Century.
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Forwarded from ȺηтнαѕGαтє
Many of us yearn for something simpler. Others will argue we can't go "backward", that life is about always "moving forward", or we stop growing. But our existence isn't lineal, it's cyclical. We don't go forward or backward. We revisit, renew, and reemerge. Those drawn to something simpler in this time of mechanized chaos, feel the cycle, feel the wheel turning, Feel a return, and a time of renewal close at hand🌿
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For our Dutch speaking friends: De Stam van de Vos heeft nu ook een Instagram kanaal. En onze instagram is Nederlandstalig🙂. Natuurlijk blijven ook onze Engelstalige TG en YT actief maar we willen meer gaan neerzetten in Nederland. Dus blijf op de hoogte, vrienden, en volg ons ook op Instagram. https://www.instagram.com/stamvandevos/
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Forwarded from David Avocado Wolfe
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German farmers are joining the protests. Dutch, Italians, Polish and Germans; the EU is lighting up!
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Forwarded from Nature 🌎
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Iseltwald, Switzerland.
Изельтвальд, Швейцария.
Изельтвальд, Швейцария.
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Forwarded from Hyperborean Radio (The Final Episodes)
The Trolls by J.R.R. Tolkien“I cordially dislike allegory in all its manifestations, and always have done so since I grew old and wary enough to detect its presence. I much prefer history – true or feigned– with its varied applicability to the thought and experience of readers. I think that many confuse applicability with allegory, but the one resides in the freedom of the reader, and the other in the purposed domination of the author.”― J.R.R. Tolkien
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As a heathen, I think it is good to know your history. We, Martijn en me, try to find out how our ancestors lived and what they believed. Ancient scriptures stories about völva's and witches. And also archeological finds are important to see prove of their existance, so did they really exist? Find out: https://youtu.be/Kp7Fi7h5uUw
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Did Witches, Seeresses and Völva's really exist? (Fyrkat's Seeress)
Some may question, did witches and völva's really exist? Or can we refer them to the realm of fables? A report of a nice trip to a special place in Denmark, namely Fyrkat. For us heathens, pagans, witches and people who like history, this place has a rich…
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Forwarded from The Awakened Species ☀️
It is not easy to free yourself from historical lies about Christianity that are centuries, even thousand of years old, which were proclaimed as incontrovertible truths and have indoctrinated deep into the psyche of the humanity.
However, the overcoming of Christianity is a condition for the reorganization of the genuine, deep, organic Europe as it once was.
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However, the overcoming of Christianity is a condition for the reorganization of the genuine, deep, organic Europe as it once was.
Join @awakenedspecies
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Forwarded from The Frithstead (Folcweard Lárġyfa)
Northern Europeans Invented the Wheel
More evidence supporting Northern Europe as the inventor of wheels and wheeled wagons.
It makes sense that expert woodworkers in heavily forested lands would develop this technology.
There is other evidence from this region dating to the same sort of time. Around 3400 BC.
This latest study suggests 3400 BC.
There is evidence from the Alpine region and also Pannonia dating to around 3300 BC.
The Sumerian sign for wagon does not appear until about 3200 BC.
The evidence so far then suggests then a spreading from Northern Europe across to the rest of the world.
~ Dan Davis
https://linktr.ee/TheFrithstead
More evidence supporting Northern Europe as the inventor of wheels and wheeled wagons.
It makes sense that expert woodworkers in heavily forested lands would develop this technology.
There is other evidence from this region dating to the same sort of time. Around 3400 BC.
This latest study suggests 3400 BC.
There is evidence from the Alpine region and also Pannonia dating to around 3300 BC.
The Sumerian sign for wagon does not appear until about 3200 BC.
The evidence so far then suggests then a spreading from Northern Europe across to the rest of the world.
~ Dan Davis
https://linktr.ee/TheFrithstead
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