Yule Traditions & the Origins of Santa Claus
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- Опубликовано: 11 дек 2018
- Talking about a couple of Yule traditions and the possible origins of Santa Claus.
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"On Christmas, we're not actually celebrating the birth of Christ. Everybody knows that by now."
Oh man, you've never been to America have you...
Marshall L. Monti #truth!!!!
He never been to the black church on Christmas. It’s 🚨 alarming that African people can’t understand it’s not real.
@@904alexthegreat Catholics too.
Seriously!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@904alexthegreat Of course it is real. That Christians are celebrating the birth of Jesus is undeniable. It wouldn't be "real" if the birth of Mithras were the nativity story played out in churches.
Father Christmas has 8 Reindeer...Odin's horse Sleipnir has 8 legs... :O
mind blown :p
Arith Härger and you have 8 likes 😱
Octopuses should be mega Xmassy then.
www.etymonline.com/word/merry Middle English mirie, from Old English myrge "pleasing, agreeable, pleasant, sweet, exciting feelings of enjoyment and gladness" (said of grass, trees, the world, music, song); also as an adverb, "pleasantly, melodiously, The connection to "pleasure" is the 12 days of Saturnalia (Christmas) and was a time of debauchery, sex, drunkedness, idol worship, perversion, defilement, etc. Merry-bout "an incident of sexual intercourse" was low slang from 1780. Merry-begot "illegitimate" (adj.), also "bastard" (n.) are in Grose (1785). Merrie England (now frequently satirical or ironic) is c. 1400, meri ingland, originally in a broader sense of "bountiful, prosperous." Merry Monday was a 16c. term for "the Monday before Shrove Tuesday" (Mardi Gras). Lenten is about sacrifice - sacrificing people to Molech or Nimrod. Nimrod has many names. Oden, Nicholas (as in the deity St. Nicholas), etc. Like someone else posted, he had an eight legged reindeer. Watch all three parts of this: ruclips.net/video/7zSPY-wu2pw/видео.html Also read promotethetruth.com - not my sight. It's a hard pill to swallow for many, but one that may set you free from the beast of Babel.
@@virginiarailfannoah5415 Rudolph was not part of the original 8.
I find it interesting that my daughter, who was born on the 5th of December, the day of Krampusnacht, is kinda obsessed with Krampus. She loves to make Krampus gingerbread cookies every year. I also love the God Cerununnos. So, maybe she inherited my understanding of him and intuitively knows that “Krampus” is not that scary at all. .........Also in regards to leaving food out or Santa and the reindeer, my Swedish mother always insisted that we leave carrots out for the reindeer, as well as cookies and milk for “Santa.”
My cat just passed away about 3 days ago sorry for your loss. Awesome video i showed my niece
I'm sorry for your loss as well. Our little companions are a joy,.but when they are gone it's really hard. Thank you.
One of Óðins many names is Jólnir :) Iceland also has an interesting tradition, Jólasveinar (yule-lads). Their mother is Grýla, a troll who is mentioned as far back as Snorra-Edda and there are currently 13 of them. There used to be 77 but they are mostly forgotten. In the old days they were portrayed as bad tricksters who would come down from the mountains 13 days before christmas to torment people, much like the greek goblins you mentioned. But in todays time the Yule lads have changed their ways and behave more like Santa clauses, dress in red and give gifts to children. So for 13 days leading up to christmas children get small gifts from the Yule lads (or... their parents).
Their mother Grýla is still evil and will grab naughty children and put them in her sack, much like Krampus, and eat them later. She also owns a cat that eats people who don't get new clothers before christmas. So the lesson there is don't be poor?
Oh yes I've read about the Yule-lads 3 days ago, but already too late to include in this video (I've recorded the video 2 months ago lol) But thank you very much for sharing this friend ^^ When I was a younger I remember hearing about the Grýla, and I don't know why exactly but I always thought nuns were Grýlas in disguise :/
@ Anyone behaving like a total bitch is sometimes referred to as Grýla and nuns are often quite bitchy haha
I am sorry about your cat.
@@SigurboiGretarsson Pagans are never bitchy. (See any pagan Yule video comments section.)
You can be poor, you just can't look poor
I love the way he pronounces Odin.
I love the way he pronounces Loki 💕
In Scandinavian languages Odin is spelled Oden so we think Odin sounds funny 🎅☕
You have my condolences on the passing of your cat.
Yamanu Hem.Netjer From me too. I watched one of his videos a few days ago and commented on his little pal’s cute antics. I feel very sad that he has lost his furry friend.
Yes, she was the MOST ADORABLE
May she purr and rest in peace
My daughter was born on December 15th!!! That explains a lot actually...
Frau Holle, Germanic goddess of death, winter, flax- weaving, house-work and the souls of nameless children was the original (possibly Neolithic) leader of the Wild Hunt and the Germanic pantheon. She led noisy processions of spirits through the air leaving small gifts in children's shoes during the Twelve Nights AND wore a red cloak.
So pleased to have found this channel
After initially finding out about the Shamanic mushroom origins of Christmas I started rethinking all sorts of bits about it. This year I heard the song Frosty the snowman in a different light. He's a mushroom shaman with the "silk hat" (probably a mushroom reference), who would come in to town once a year to make the good children laugh and play. What I put together was that it may have still been happening into the christian era and only known and practiced by select / pagan households. He was carrying a broomstick, like a witch/shaman, running from authorities. I thought perhaps the middle of the night rooftop delivery was to avoid those authorities. I hadn't even thought about high snow and blocked entrances, but I like that too. I wasn't totally sure about the whole thing until I just watched this and you mentioned Jokul Frosti. "HA YES" I yelled alone at my computer. Frosti - Frosty. The Snowman, no the man from the snow, or up high in the mountains like a shaman. I can't find any information on what actually inspired the song but it must have been based on some sort of other stories, probably only retaining sparse strange information. Also if a mushroom is not picked and dried it will eventually melt away, essentially. Also also I just love your videos. thanks
Rudolph the red nosed reindeer is in essence probably about the mushroom too. The song is just a bunch of mixed info about all that same stuff only including the reindeer. I just love how it's only the red nosed one who can guide Santa through the stormiest night. I bet you could catch a glimpse of a reindeer eating one and it look like it had a big red nose, if for just a second.
Thank you Arith for all you do.
Thank you :)
There is a Celtic tradition that mistletoe, which grew primarily on apple trees, was transplanted into oak trees. These "holy" oaks were considered sanctuarys. Mortal enemies meeting in the shadow of such a tree would, by law, have to throw down their weapons, exchange a kiss of brotherhood and depart in peace, giving each other a period of a whole day before they could consider taking up arms against each other again.
This is fascinating stuff; i had no idea.
Thanks for sharing your hard work and research - it is consistent quality, man.
Still today, on the evening of the 5th of December, children in Germany place their boots in front of the door at night ( without the straw though) to receive gifts and candy in the morning. Thank you for the knowledge !
here in Belgium we put a shoe by the fireplace on the night of the 5th of december and the next day we get presents from "sinterklaas" (saint nicholas)
Satanic. If we know the truth, the truth presents itself, then we dont need Satan or his presents of lies
Christianity is Satanic. Get rid of it
sleipnir has eight legs, the same number as Santa’s reindeer. Just adding to your discussion. I didn’t hear you include this very interesting similarity. Thank you for your content.
Santa is an Anagram for Satan ( Just an occult mocking of the sheep )
@Genii Bell Black the red nosed reindeer wasn't added until the late 50s
The reindeer were added in the 1820s
BEAUTIFUL introduction (although your "Santa laugh" sounded like an intro for a holiday "slasher" movie!) Very much enjoyed your history behind the Krampus as well as that of Santa Claus. I'll pass on a holiday horn of reindeer urine, thank you very much. Excellent video!
Hehehe thank you so much my good friend! :D Happy holidays!
Santa is Satan, The Father. Christianity is Satanic . Its a Deception
The Roman Church disapproved of people having fun. Period.
aint that the truth~
They still do in 2020 and that's why I've been a proud pagan for 15 years now.
@@beardedcracker235 yep!
It is the Protestants who banned Christmas. Protestants blamed the Catholic Church for allowing all the fun associated with the feast.
@@kitiowa it was more than protestant's, Catholics and Fanatics also did that, plus the people TO outlaw Pagans for 1k years WAS Christians so..
My mother used to tell us that Santa Claus/father Xmas, was really Old Father England, who wore green, but who was really Old Father Winter/Old Father Mountain... Confused :) I was. Really enjoyed this one, bringing back such memories. Thanks Arith. On Mistletoe, it is still used in Western Herbal Medicine (though always makes me think of Getafix :D) as a peripheral vasodilator and mild sedative (hypotensive) so it would be a sensible prophylactic use at midwinter; and in mainstream medicine has been used from around 1921 to current date (as a fresh preparation of the plant, applied as an injection) to treat certain kinds of cancer. Would not surprise me in the least if our Ancestors knew of these uses, after all the AngloSaxons clearly understood that diseases could be airborne; suggesting a much greater medical skill than previously credited. Modern medicine may quibble with their explanations, but their observational skills were surely no worse (and probably much better) than ours. Nice one Arith. x
P.s. Also, agree on the 'shrooms [and so did my mam lol ;) )
Thought you and your followers might enjoy this old thing :D ruclips.net/video/sVCFF6NUq2U/видео.html
Congratulations dear Arith for the fantastic videos you give us! Please continue this is must more then a lesson,this is education, and make us to think! A love it!
LOVE this video ... especially the outtakes at the end.
Great information. If I may add to the mistletoe info - Our ancestors were deeply concerned with fertility, for their plants and animals as well as for the families of their tribe. The future strength of a tribe was dependent on the fertility of all within their lands (Mormons, Catholics & other religions still use this as part of the church growth plan).
Anyway, holly and mistletoe are symbols of that fertility, with mistletoe berries being semen and holly berries representing menstrual or post delivery blood (the goddess has just birthed the "son" or sun). The church couldn't get people to quit bringing in the plants, so they changed holly from queen to king and tried to erase all sexual and fertility overtones (part of the patriarchal re-visioning of ancient European symbols and goddesses).
What's funny is in many cartoons for Christmas, Mrs. Claus is usually named Holly and her colors are blue and white - the same colors associated with Frau Holle, mother goddess of northern Germany who brought flax plants, spinning and healing to the Mesolithic Europeans.
Wishing all a Good Yule
Always love hearing from you, thank you for this video. May the Gods bless you this solstice season friend!!
Do not bless people. A bless is a Blood Sacrifice. Christianity is a Deception. Its all Satanic
All Christian Holi-days are Satanic. Like Holi-wood
There were some prehistoric yurts/gers in Siberia with the only possible entrance & exit through the smoke hole in the roof, to protect the folk inside from bears. The tunguso-manchurians built their hunting seasonal camp shelters exactly that way even in the early years of the XX Century.
Thank you for sharing that ^^
@Garrett Cianain :) :) A good set for the Looney Tunes, I guess. Well, it looked like round pit-house with a conical roof. There was a twigs-bound outer frame covered with the skins just around the whole construction from the ground to the smoke hole on top. The bear's weight would make such structure to wobble. Bears seem not to like to step or climb over the shaking surfaces being attacked by angry huskies at the same time. Anyway, the people inside most likely would have enough time to pop-out with their spears.
Man I love your videos!
great to know that! thank you! :D
10:30 In England it was not Santa Claus it was Father Xmas. Although those two are the same thing now, they only merged in the 20th century. Father Xmas was not related to any Saint, he was merely a physical embodiment of Xmas. We have similarly, Father Thames in London, a physical embodiment of the river Thames
Very Indo-European explanation
In the 70's, in the north of England (when I was little), nobody referred to Santa Claus. He was always Father Christmas and there was never any connection made with the church. I truly rue the total colonisation of Britain by the hideous commercial American Coca Cola Santa Claus Christmas experience today (and the rest!). Ugh!
Great Video. I agree with most of the things you have stated. One very interesting analogy came in my mind, as you were talking about the Reindeer Urine. The Taurin, which is in the most popular drin Red Bull, is a substance, which is also from an animal and has an effect on the human Body/Mind. Just found that quiet interesting, espacially, when someone attacks you on this theory, of Pagans drinking piss or something.
Church dweller
Mack Mack everyone migrated to Europe. There are no native humans.
Excellent video.
I love the image of reindeer high on mushrooms!
Here's my theory on why an (ever)green tree decorated with shiny orbs at the darkest time of winter is alluring: very simply it represents ripe fruit at a time of year when hunger is strong and fresh fruit would be a luxury. Fruit bearing trees being our most ancient prehistoric form of sustenance, the mother of all foods. A deeply embedded icon.
Santa is Satan. Christianity is Satanic. They lied to you. The Father is Satan
@@je-freenorman7787 how is Santa satanic? “He” is the friendliest, nicest myth around? Not evil in the slightest.
@@sidilicious11 Myths are just that. We use them for morals. Morality is NEVER subjective
@@sidilicious11 Santa is a name and its an ANAGRAM for Satan. Move the N
@@sidilicious11 Santa and Satan are Evil and Diabolical. Diabolo is the Devil in Santa
Your videos are a very, very welcome addition. Thank you for your work, brother.
Thank you ^^
This is the first video I have ever watched on your channel- I am now a subscriber!! Very good information and informative on western traditions and how parts of the original pagan traditions still prevail throughout.
I miss Mr Thorenstine. Thank you so much for these videos. I have actually started on returning to our peoples Northern European understandings, and your videos have been very helpful and inspiring.
Thanks again Arith. I always enjoy watching your videos. I particularly liked the end of this one hahaha!!!! :)
Great Video! Loved it
Happy Holiday from USA
Well done, today you've earned yourself a new subscriber. Good work and I wish you a God Jul
Welcome to this channel hehe, thank you! Have a wonderful Yule!
love your vids!
Just found your channel. Love it! Such interesting topics.
Welcome to this channel hehe
Great video Arith. Thank you.
Thank you ^^
In Russia, Ded Moroz means grandpa freeze or old man freeze. He can freeze naughty kids in winter and make sure good kids stay warm. He is very mysterious as well.
Great video Airth, thanks for making it!
The part at the end, the bloopers haha brilliant!
I’ve always been interested in the Norse traditions and gods, being from Yorkshire in England home to York or Jorvik.
Would be great to see a video about the various Viking settlements!
Yule log Swedish tradition was cut to last the 12 days of solstice to continue to keep the home warm & for good luck for 12 months in next year. Gnomes protect the home from any bad influence. 👏🏼👍🏼 love your video though 💜 Yule tide greetings
Absolutely fabulous!
Brilliant, as always. Thank you 🙏🏻
The goat is a part of christmasdecorations in many swedish homes. Not to mention the great goat in Gävle.
Arith, I ❤️ your videos!
Thank you for this awesome video
Arith, How are you today? Your channel has moved up to my top favorites. Thank you for your research, time and presentations. I know it's late but my condolences about your cat as well. I also had a cat named Tico, miss him everyday 💕
I have questions but I'm waiting until I've watched all your content before I ask, just incase you've already covered them.
Keep up the good work!
Hullo! I'm doing well, thank you for asking, how about you? Thank you for your condolences. Your Tico also departed? I'm sorry, I give you my condolences as well. They are the best companions and will never truly be gone. I do hope you have a wonderful day and that you may continue to enjoy the content in this channel. Thank you for joining me here. Cheers!
Fantastic Video... Thank You..!
Thanks for the video, very interesting...i think your right in the over all view...i wont speculate if every detail is right but i think your making good points. One thing about the mistletoe, its a parasite that can actually kill its host meaning a tree it grows on....and considering the germanic people viewed the world as one big cosmic tree its not strange that the tale of the death of Balder being like a forerunner to Ragnarök included the mistletoe being shoot by someone blind that was guided by the envy of Loki. Its close to the buddish view that desire created the world and its also interesting to see that it is desire that brings it down when it gets destructive. Another thing, here in sweden there is still a memory(some might still do it) to leave out porage around jul...but not for the cats but for the hustomte a small spirit often pictured as a small man with beard and a cap on his head living on the farm helping with the animals. The word hustomte basicly means "master of the property" and it was a helpfull spirit that could get angry if you mistreated the animals or forgot his porage....most lickly its an ancestor spirit tradition that stayed long into our days since i in my life time heard stories about it helping on farms.
I think your theories make extra sense. Ty
I am so sorry for the loss of your baby! I love my cats and have one over the bridge that I miss very much.
A very good video!! Thanks a lot!!!!
i love your videos,I like how you approach the issues, is very interesting.
Thank you ^^
Thank you! Happy 2nd RUclips anniversary!
This was the most coolest thing I have ever learned yet!! Thank you!!
Wow! Great video. I learned a lot....A LOT!!!!! 😊😊😊😊 Thank you for making it!
Thank you so much for sharing your ideas and research on this topic. I knew a lot of this, but I did find the Shamanism part enlightening and interesting. I cannot wait for your next installment
I love love loooovvveeee this video. It's very informative and interesting. Thank you
Ho! Ho! Ho! Merry Christmas!
Thank you for sharing your wisdom and knowledge. Bright Yule to you and yours
I always enjoy watching your videos.
my favorite video about the origins of Santa Claus/yule !
Thank you for this enlightening video ... I have always appreciated your knowledge and interpretation of Nordic mythology, but the association of the figure of Santa Claus with Siberian schiamanism is absolutely brilliant !!! sincerely thank you
*1) Saturnalia 2) Yule 3) Kolida 4) Epiphany were Christmas Origins*
1. *Saturnalia* is a Roman Holiday honoring Saturn on the 25th of December where there was a role reversal between slaves and the Roman elite.
2. *Yule* was a holiday celebrating the wild hunt where Oden would Fly Threw the Sky and hunt animals . Celebrated with a Yule log and sacrificing a pig.
3. *Kolida* a Slavic Winter Festival featuring Caroling, Bonfire, Music, Dancing, and a Decorated Evergreen.
4. *Epiphany* the day Jesus was baptized or Three Kings Day
*1) St. Nick 2) Father Christmas 3) Sinter Clause 4) Jolupuki 5) Odin*
here in Belgium we celebrate "sinterklaas" way more closely related to saint nicholas then santa is
thank yew arith. excellent.
Great. Informative video.
Great video as usual. You're talking about Odin as the pre-christian version of Santa, I can't help but wonder - wasn't Hulda the 'prototype'...? The goddess of snow, winter, death. It was her who originally led the Wild Hunt, right? She also rewarded good deeds, and brought gifts I believe...
Brilliant video as always and the mushroom theory is actually quite cool! Man I still didn’t send you my questions, the season got crazy 🙈 so I will let you know on the beginning of 2019 ♥️ happy holidays!
Hehe thank you! Yeah no problem I'll wait :P Happy Holidays! :D
@ What's with the 'happy holidays', .......Merry Christmas or Gut Yule !
Happy holidays = no tradition and no meaning.
@@mikanfarmer Happy holidays because not everyone celebrates Yule, or Christmas, or the Winter Solstice. During this season people celebrate so much stuff that "happy holidays" includes everything instead of just Christians with "Merry Christmas" or "gut Yule" for a handful of neo-pagans.
@ Sorry if I touched a nerve, but I'm just so pissed off with this Christmas PC crap that seems to be enforced on us these days. Yule, the Solstice and Christmas go hand in hand for me. As a pagan Celt I can merge all three. With
this 'happy holiday's thing' it just seems to downgrade and demean the whole point of celebrating this time of year. Others can celebrate their own festivals but we should hold this time sacred. With respect to you, and many thanks for the video. Namaste.
@@mikanfarmer Oh no, not at all. I just wish "Happy holidays" because of the amount of people I know with different religions and different days of celebrations, as well as different purposes and meanings in their own festivities.
Well done man.
Thank you for bringing this history forth🌲❤🌲.
Wow, This is so informative. I love when someone can provide an un-biased representation of the facts. I have been a practicing Witch since the age of about 14 or 15, I am 38 now and there are still so many things to learn about the culture and history of Paganism. Thank you for sharing this video. This is so cool. Loved learning about Krampus Nacht. Thanks again -Blessed Be
Traditionally we hang artificial Amanita Muscaria on the Christmas trees as decorations in Denmark and also in Germany.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR YOUR WORK ! WE LIKE !
Congrats on your 4th anniversary
Muito Obrigada Harith!
O prazer é todo meu :) obrigado!
Thanks loved the ending needed a good laugh
I'm excited to hear more about the death of baldur
Thank you
I'd love to learn more about baldur. Hopefully you'll get that video up soon.
Very informative video as usual, thank you. I have inherited some old (19th century) glass Christmas ornaments that are - Amanitas! I'm looking at one on the tree as I type this. Now I better understand the connection, though I always knew they grew under pines... We also have here a cross between Pere and Ruprecht called Belsnickel. He carries a whip, and gives out coal, too. He's Pennsylvania Dutch (Germanic), but locally has to share Christmas Eve appearances with the Wooka (sp) Man, who seems to be more from Eastern Europe? It doesn't happen so much anymore, but sometimes a family member will dress as one of these guys and stomp around and come to see if the children have been good, or else. Good scary fun.
I think these traditions and myths are far older than Norse or Greeks or Romans or Thracians, etc. I believe they come from the time when all European people had one common culture, perhaps 15k years ago at least.
dragos nastase So sad they had to take it away
Thank you for creating a safe space to get this type of content. :) I would say that Christianity didn't destroy the Roman Empire, it substituted religion for the failing legions and resulted in the "Holy Roman Empire" which made the Pope and Rome relevant long after it would have become a ruin like Greece. The Vatican became the palatine and the Pope became Ceaser.
Salve (Hail) Mr.Härger;
Excelent lecture about a season i treasure a Lot. And the knowledge you shared is most welcome; a real gift.
Unfortnately, we don't have here below the Equator neither snow ir Amanita Muscaria. Anyway, thanks a lot for this wonderful lecture, and merry xmas or should i wish you jolly Yule.
Vey interesting learning the European folklore! Like how you looked further back beyond Saint Nichols at where some of today's tradtions came from. Just shows this time of year is the melding together of cultures and faith.😁
It was believed, that mistletoe is the "wind's nest", a place where winds sleep from time to time. Hoddr might not be blind actually. There is no explanation why and how Hoddr has lost his eye-sight. Hoddr could be considered as an ancient deity of the Wind, he simply cannot open his eyes by himself - his eyelids are full of dust and enormously heavy. When you have a sudden windblast in your face, you close your eyes, right? :) And the world becomes dark at that moment - Hoddr guards the entrance to "another world". The etymology of the name Hoddr is not clear, but it can be just the sound that winds produce. Hoddr corresponds with a gothic Wehen or a Scythian Viy.
I like that interpretation, thank you. Yes, I do believe Hoddr wasn't actually a blind god; that might be a miss-interpretation of the older texts. In Gesta Danorum by Saxo Grammaticus, Hoddr isn't blind, for instance. One of these days I would like to talk a bit about Hoddr when I make a video about Baldr and their battle.
@ Even nowadays some Siberian shamans perform killing an embodiment of an evil spirit in the form of a snow sculpture with an ice knife. Such practices may include the killing of the winter spirit in the form of a snowman if the snowman does not thaw on time under a warm spring wind. I am looking forward to watching your video about the Baldr/Hoddr battle :).
I’m also looking forward to watching your video about Baldr! Who did you say his father was?
We dont hold beliefs or follow religion. All religion is Satanic. Not for Humans to do.
Following religion and holding onto lies is Immoral Behavior and the Earth is paying for your ignorance. All religion is Satanic
Thanks
very interesting, I love it
Thanks, been trying to get to the bottom of this for most of my life now, I sincerely believe every word you said, thanks again.
My birthday is also on the 20th
I had not come across the version on which Baldr had been spared, or did I hear that wrong?
I'm quite saddened (okay, not really, I'm just being dramatic) that you haven't mentioned Mother Holda. I was curious of your perception of her with Mother's night, etc.
Love the mushroom theory!
Another version where Balder was spared, made up yesterday at the same time as the mushroom theory.
THANK YOU
Thank you! :D
great video. i never knew about the shaman and the magic mushrooms. so where can i find that raindeer urine ?
No need for reindeer.. just dry the mushrooms and the toxin is render less harmful,,, and if u want to … you can eat them and drink your own piss...or a friends even … hah.. as the lots of the drug goes out of your body in you urine... just like its processed in the reindeer. I have never tried it but those that have don't seem to find a lot of pleasure in the high... It is not similar to psilocybin at all.
Our Norse Heathen tribe will celebrate our 47th Annual Yule with a gathering at the Lake with feasts, Thor blot sumbel, sunwheel burning, mead, oath taking and fellowship. Glad Yule! Takk to you and yours...
Thanks!
Thank you very much! And thank you for your help and support. Although I must say this is an older video. Allow me to place here the link to another video I've made concerning the Heathen Holy Days, with a lot more information (and updated) on Yule: ruclips.net/video/sMj4Pmti1jM/видео.html
Have a wonderful day! Cheers!
Very interesting!!!
Cool opening ☃️😆
First time watching your video, very cool
Thank you for the Video!
I look forward to the Balder video.
Will it still come this year?
Not this year I'm afraid. I'll try to submit it to February or March next year.
Awesome anyways! Thank you!
Father Christmas was originally the spirit of Christmas and not Santa Claus. He brought merriment and good cheer, and was associated with feasting and drinking. It is only recently that he became more like Santa Claus.
No the Father is Satan. Christianity is Satanic. Christmas was called Saturnalia and Satan is the Father Saturn, while Jesus was the Sun/Son
In Switzerland we still celebrate on the 8th of December the visit of st.nicolaus and knecht ruprecht. nicolaus now what the children did, the nice children get snacks, de bad ged hit by knecht ruprecht and packed in his bag.
at christmas we believe in the christ child, which is bringing the present.