Skáldskapr I (Pagan ASMR)
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| Description | Stanza 76: "Cattle die, friends die, you die the same way yourself; I know one thing that never dies: an honourable reputation." Stanza 77: "Cattle die, friends die, you die the same way yourself; I know one thing that never dies: the decision of every man's death." If you're a regular viewer please DON'T try to become a Patreon supporter for as little as $1 per video because they are of course free for me to make, and I don't even have a Patreon account. I have NO EXPENSES when I make these videos. I only invest my time in them, and my love for my heritage of course. And I do so with pleasure. Trying to save our heritage is my objective, not to make money by pretending to do so. If you want to support me some way, you can (and get something in return when you do) by buying my pro-European books from here: https://www.amazon.com/Varg-Vikernes/e/B00IVZ2KPO/ref=dp_byline_cont_book_1 |
| Collections | Paganism, Mythology and Traditions |
| Uploaded | 2018-01-04 |
Skáldskapr IThis is "take 1" and it's not very well player, but I just experiment a bit with the lyre and try out different things. And record it.Maybe this is a good example of how they could play and recite poetry in the past. Maybe not.Hávamál, stanza 76.
it samaek veit einn,
at aldregi deyrhveim er sér
góðan getr.The monotony is a way to achieve an effect, and as many of you know, I use it a lot.Hávamál, stanza 77.
it samaek veit einn,
at aldregi deyrdómr um
dauðan hvern.See an English translation for the stanzas in the video description.
Deyr fédeyr sjálfr
deyja frændr
it samaek veit einn,
at aldregi deyrhveim er sér
góðan getr.The monotony is a way to achieve an effect, and as many of you know, I use it a lot.Hávamál, stanza 77.
Deyr fédeyr sjálfr
deyja frændr
it samaek veit einn,
at aldregi deyrdómr um
dauðan hvern.See an English translation for the stanzas in the video description.