Myth and Parable - Hidden Knowledge in Old Norse Myths pt.3

In this video I am discussing comparative mythology using examples from the ancient Indian epos Mahabharata, the myth of Krishna and the Gopis, as well as ancient Mystery cult and the myth of Isis and Osiris as understood by Mystery initiates in the Classical age. These examples to throw light on how Old Norse myths ought to be read - as parables.

Oh and the background, this video was recorded in a mountain cottage featuring all sorts of old farm stuff...

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Old Norse mythology
• myths
• Poetic Edda
• Mahabharata
• Draupadi
• Yudishtira
• Krishna
• gopi
• shepherd girls
• Isis
• Osiris
• Mystery Cults
• Greek-Roman Empire
• Pantheism
• Polytheism

[luttimatos]

Now,to connect the pazzle you should learn about the illuminati secret society.which used tobe scretely known as ,The Brotherhood of the Snake. This is Something you would never being taught in any university in the world. SURPPRESSED KNOWLEDGE. Thanks to forma members we have the chance to lean about it on line. Alister Crowler/John Todd. Have red "The Beggest Secret,David Icke? How about Ancient extra terrestrials evidence from the summarian the Annunaki. Anything? Thank you Love !

[LadyoftheLabyrinth]

@luttimatos Thanks!But I am sufficiently informed about the illuminati/ancient ETs theories that are spread so fervently online,and it is neither an energy,a speculation or a knowledge that I wish to attract into my experience by focusing on it,neither am I needed to add to that mythology.I´m interested in the spiritual and metaphysical messages of ancient myths,that is where I have the knowledge to offer something unique.Hm, serpent is a symbol of wisdom and transformation in most myths.Love:)

[mowgdog]

@LadyoftheLabyrinth :) you do tend to find alot of powertripping on the net, its funny how people seem to think what the know is some secet knowledge, when they have read it in a mass produced book or on wide spread youtube video, half of humanitys prob is its to competitive , we need to share info , not bitch like "i know more than you" ...its not the school yard. Ladyofthelabyrinth ,really enjoy your work.thanks

[LadyoftheLabyrinth]

@mowgdog Agreed! Thank you. :)

[dirosaga]

@LadyoftheLabyrinth Hello There. I have a question about Norse mythology i would really like to ask you. Your response would be greatly appreciated :) The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit inevitably led me to Norse Mythology. I love it. But i can't find much on it. I'm in Canada, and Norse mythology is not so mainstream. My question: What should i seek for a good foundation in it? What books, stories, movies? I'm not academically interested, but personally interested. THANK YOU! :)

[LadyoftheLabyrinth]

@dirosaga Hm, most of the work I read is sort of academic...Maybe you should just try and read the myths in translation? Snorri Sturlusson´s Prose Edda and some copy of the Poetic Edda in translation? I would always go straight to the source and translations of these will be as close as you get. But they are not so easy to understand without a bit of serious research. They might still entertain you... Otherwise In think tha H.E. Davidson has several good textbooks about the myths for overview

[TheRealPsychoJohn]

@LadyoftheLabyrinth I was wondering if you had read  Beowulf & Grendel: The Truth Behind England's Oldest Legend by John Grigsby and what you thought of it.

[TheJediDuelist]

Wonderful video, Maria :D

[luttimatos]

@LadyoftheLabyrinth Excellent !

[mowgdog]

@adrianmolm715 how do you define fiction and fact?

[mowgdog]

@adrianmolm715 what is the difference between myths and  religion?.......followers,that­s all it is .