Hanging The Sorcerer - Hidden Knowledge in Old Norse Myths pt.12
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Bless You, Sister, for Illuminating this Difficult Subject.
Be, as Odin was, Pleasing and Cowing to No One but Himself,
for Certainly, this was the Origin of His Powers, Good, or Woe.
Call It as You See It, for This is a Difficult Subject Enough,
Without "Trying to Please the Audience".
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@BowToMySkill Well, Odin did, but not without a descent into the underworld...if it was practiced exactly like that it would be a very dangerous ritual. But I have heard that shamans in Greenland and Siberia, as well as some Indian ascets, really did endanger their bodies in similar ways in order to reach that particular state of mind, known to the Indians as Samadhi.
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They recently discovered a Germanic body with golden hair clasps near Stonehenge in England. It is believed that this Iron Age Aryan warrior designed Stonehenge. The Aryan lineages went on to design the pyramids in MesoAmerica. This is why the codexes of that time talk of Quetzalcoatl and Pakal as being white men with beards. Their method of Sacrifice were from these same Germanic techniques of Awareness, evolved into the heart extractions to the Sun to balance the world.
I don't think that the person sacrificed was unwilling...these were self sacrifices... they went willingly. ...they sacrifice themselves to enter the afterlife where they could plead the case of the people to the gods that were present..that's why the sacrificial person was killed in certain manners, it was in order that the sacrificial person would be met or brought before the associated god (strangle-odin, stab-thor).. you want an advocate on the other side, not someone that's angry with you
lITheEmissarylI 1 year ago
@lITheEmissarylI Yes, I think that was often the case, at least.
LadyoftheLabyrinth 1 year ago
So I really feel that everything you have been saying just takes what I've read in text books and brings it to life for me in ritual. A real "Ah ha!" experience for me. This video has been very important to me to feel that I am on the inside of the circle of understanding my ancestors--- and before this I read and tried to imagine and felt bared. Thank you so very much!
centuryflower 1 year ago
@centuryflower Well thank You too for these beautiful words. :)
LadyoftheLabyrinth 1 year ago
no one in modern asatru worldwide practices this or even desires to...so for public relations it is better not to dwell on the subject in front of lutheran or catholic relatives / @ milwaukee
ufonordic1 1 year ago
@ufonordic1 I am an historian. I do actual historical research. I would never, ever, try to hide historical facts for the sake of any religion. Enough scientists have been bought by powerful religious and political institutions, conveying only "correct" facts - if modern paganism employed the same cover-up strategies they would be no better than the Church. Pagans in ancient times practiced human sacrifice. The Church had its Inquisition. It is ok to know the past and not practice it.
LadyoftheLabyrinth 1 year ago