Will try making some videos on YouTube. Minimal editing, just narration. Will probably sound bad too, but it’s a start. Uploaded my friend’s interview there already.
The first video. Nothing new for those who’ve been following my channel, but may be informative for a newcomer.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lB_Jrfgj0yU&lc=UgwAxvCFft1zHjVZmCt4AaABAg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lB_Jrfgj0yU&lc=UgwAxvCFft1zHjVZmCt4AaABAg
YouTube
Slavic Pagan interview
A short interview of mine which covers most of the basic stuff.
It has been argued that, during the Migration Period, the god Ullr was associated with the use of so-called “oath-rings”. This suggestion is supported by the Eddic poem Atlakviða, which recounts an oath being sworn “by Ull’s ring,” as well as by archaeological evidence in the form of dozens of miniature ring amulets that were recovered during excavations at Lilla Ullevi (“little cult site of Ullr”) in Sweden.
B.Raffield, N.Price & M.Collard
B.Raffield, N.Price & M.Collard
The association between oath-taking and the gods continued into the Viking Age, as indicated by the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle which records that in 876 a Viking army in England swore peace with King Ælfred of Wessex on a “sacred ring”.
A passage in Eyrbyggja saga, for instance, has been interpreted as describing a great oath-ring that was kept inside the temple of Þórr at Hofstaðir, Iceland. Víga-Glúms Saga also suggests that oaths were sworn on oath-rings in temples.
B.Raffield, N.Price & M.Collard
A passage in Eyrbyggja saga, for instance, has been interpreted as describing a great oath-ring that was kept inside the temple of Þórr at Hofstaðir, Iceland. Víga-Glúms Saga also suggests that oaths were sworn on oath-rings in temples.
B.Raffield, N.Price & M.Collard
Forwarded from Pagan Revivalism
Pagan Revivalism presents,
Germanic Cosmology
On 03/25/25 at 4pm Eastern Standard Time, join us for a deep-dive into the complex theological mystery that is Germanic Cosmology!
From the overwhelming success of our interview, 'Who are the Gods of Germania' in January, we have the same scholars returning for a part two.
Featuring:
author and researcher, William P. Reaves as well as scholars from the Norrœna Society
Together we will unravel the mystery of Germanic Cosmology and answer your questions in a live Q&A after the interview. Can't wait to see you all there!
Gods Love You
Germanic Cosmology
On 03/25/25 at 4pm Eastern Standard Time, join us for a deep-dive into the complex theological mystery that is Germanic Cosmology!
From the overwhelming success of our interview, 'Who are the Gods of Germania' in January, we have the same scholars returning for a part two.
Featuring:
author and researcher, William P. Reaves as well as scholars from the Norrœna Society
Together we will unravel the mystery of Germanic Cosmology and answer your questions in a live Q&A after the interview. Can't wait to see you all there!
Gods Love You
Germanic Cosmology Interview
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This is our most recent interview doing a deep-dive into Germanic Cosmology!
This is a sequel and companion interview to the Who are the Gods of Germania returning with author & researcher William P. Reaves and the scholars at The Norrœna Society, Mark Puryear and Kyle Davis.
Sometimes the most profound findings of Theology are found by asking basic questions. Previously we discussed the 'Who' of Germanic Faith and in this interview we discuss the 'Where.'
I want to thank our guests for sharing their research, thoughts and theories. Stay tuned to www.group-telegram.com/Pagan_Revivalism for more shows and interviews going deep into ancient faiths and ways!
Gods Love You!
Chapter 1
0:00:00 - 0:07:38
Introductions and origins of Germanic Cosmology
Chapter 2
0:07:39 - 1:47:35
Elements of Germanic Cosmology
Chapter 3
1:47:36 - 1:55:27
Putting it all Together
Chapter 4
1:55:28 - 2:10:00
Final Statments
This is a sequel and companion interview to the Who are the Gods of Germania returning with author & researcher William P. Reaves and the scholars at The Norrœna Society, Mark Puryear and Kyle Davis.
Sometimes the most profound findings of Theology are found by asking basic questions. Previously we discussed the 'Who' of Germanic Faith and in this interview we discuss the 'Where.'
I want to thank our guests for sharing their research, thoughts and theories. Stay tuned to www.group-telegram.com/Pagan_Revivalism for more shows and interviews going deep into ancient faiths and ways!
Gods Love You!
Chapter 1
0:00:00 - 0:07:38
Introductions and origins of Germanic Cosmology
Chapter 2
0:07:39 - 1:47:35
Elements of Germanic Cosmology
Chapter 3
1:47:36 - 1:55:27
Putting it all Together
Chapter 4
1:55:28 - 2:10:00
Final Statments
Peasant is superstitious, but apathetic towards religion…To clear his conscience he follows all the rituals with superficial precision; he goes to the church on Sundays just to not think about it for the next six days. He despises priests and considers them greedy loafers who live off him. The heroes of all obscene folklore and songs, the butts of all jokes and objects of scorn are always a priests and his wife.
Alexander Herzen XIXth century writer
Alexander Herzen XIXth century writer
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Plutarch notes in his Life of Agesilaus that the Spartans customarily brought their dead kings’ bodies back to Sparta, preserved in wax or honey, and that this was the treatment given to Agesilaus upon his death. The Spartans sought to bring back the body of the king in good shape, at which point the lavish burial ceremonies would take place. Presumably the king’s body would need to be preserved for the purpose of being carried out on a couch with fair coverings.
Nicholas R. Granitz
Nicholas R. Granitz