Necromancy in Old Norse Religion

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  • Опубликовано: 30 янв 2025

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  • @ArithHärger
    @ArithHärger  5 лет назад +47

    *Videos you may want to watch concerning this subject:*
    *Parts of the self:* ruclips.net/video/qOP8MSLQjRc/видео.html&t
    *The Gift of Hel:* ruclips.net/video/8Y9JSbwrA_c/видео.html&t=
    *The Road to Hel:* ruclips.net/video/jZCpRlF-C5k/видео.html
    *Going Down to Hel:* ruclips.net/video/yuhK3hk77w8/видео.html&t
    *Náströnd:* ruclips.net/video/bZhigUByjPE/видео.html
    *Cult of the Ancestors:* ruclips.net/video/OX9g2DUc4IQ/видео.html&t
    *The Cult of Odin:* ruclips.net/video/jTGUnXvUpQw/видео.html
    *Valkyries:* ruclips.net/video/MC3YNTnK3aE/видео.html&t

    • @ArithHärger
      @ArithHärger  5 лет назад +4

      @Waterford Wolf Used to be but left that dream behind. Funny years with the bands.

    • @dsala2614
      @dsala2614 5 лет назад

      👍👍👍

    • @pandemidora7503
      @pandemidora7503 5 лет назад

      Thank you for your work and have a nice day.

  • @teresafigueiredo
    @teresafigueiredo 5 лет назад +41

    Excellent performance, and the guitar was fantastic! I've no words to explain what I feel, but definitely you are z very special human being! Congratulations Arith!

  • @Liphted
    @Liphted 5 лет назад +35

    That dark flamenco at the beginning was sweet.

    • @ArithHärger
      @ArithHärger  5 лет назад +10

      "Dark Flamenco" hum.... am I about to create that style? Like... Dark Flamenco Metal or something :o

    • @grndragon7777777
      @grndragon7777777 4 года назад

      @@ArithHärger because of the intro I'm going to try and find music like that. It's like Renaissance metal

    • @SCUMCHRIST888
      @SCUMCHRIST888 3 года назад

      @@grndragon7777777 check out Mänegarm's forest sessions album

    • @roflswamp6
      @roflswamp6 3 года назад

      @@grndragon7777777 check out gitano maldito and vital remains

  • @ShuffleReplay
    @ShuffleReplay 5 лет назад +4

    Was looking for information about Necromancy for a book Im writing and Im so happy I found your videos! Cant wait to watch the others youve mentioned in this one!

  • @sallybrown4622
    @sallybrown4622 5 лет назад +3

    You tube doesn't like me Arith! I've liked this video no less than FOUR times and it WON'T stick! So 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍💗😁!! Thank you!!

  • @sevenis5752
    @sevenis5752 5 лет назад +6

    Very informative and interesting. Loved the intro and the sick bastard comment gave me a smile.

  • @idunnagerth4759
    @idunnagerth4759 5 лет назад +12

    had no idea necromancy was a thing with the norse plus I loved the intro so beautiful

  • @wadejustanamerican1201
    @wadejustanamerican1201 5 лет назад +5

    Great opening, good information. I often think no matter what religion someone follows, who has not spoken out to our loved ones who have passed.

  • @tarotelemzeskrisztivel
    @tarotelemzeskrisztivel 3 года назад +1

    You should make more music videos independently. The intro is so intense. 😍

  • @denyse6666
    @denyse6666 5 лет назад +2

    First let me say that I LOVED the opening to this video ! and I loved the way that you explained the content . I have tried to contact the old ones by drumming at night alone in west kennet long barrow in Wiltshire which is a very atmospheric place. Many images entered my mind , however i did not hear any audible sounds , so I concluded that they may speak to us this way. Thank you so much Arith for all the valuable info ...:)

    • @ArithHärger
      @ArithHärger  5 лет назад

      So you are on something closer to Sitja uti ^^ very interesting! Thank you for sharing that my good friend. And of course, thank you very much for your feedback and support, as always. We do what we can to maitain the link and to maintain the old traditions alive.

    • @denyse6666
      @denyse6666 5 лет назад +2

      @@ArithHärger hahahaha yes , but not at the crossroads too much traffic ! :)

  • @vsevolodarkona1902
    @vsevolodarkona1902 5 лет назад +9

    You are a man of many talents, I'm very impressed

  • @sorayatorchic
    @sorayatorchic 5 лет назад +17

    It’s amazing how many “shamanic” concepts and methods go across cultures.

    • @ArithHärger
      @ArithHärger  5 лет назад +4

      it's an ability within the human consciousness. Some develop it more than others hehe

    • @sorayatorchic
      @sorayatorchic 5 лет назад +1

      Yes. I just used the quotations because it’s a mainstream term as you said all cultures have different terms for it

    • @beavinator420
      @beavinator420 2 года назад +2

      I use to have the craziest dreams and one of them was really amazing and insightful more than anything ive ever learned actually. Within, an answer rendered about creation. When we focus our thought enough we dream these things. Imagine particular outcomes to dream them. Once you dream them your subconscious accepts it as an inevitability. And when that happens its attracted to you like...how do i put this...without pursuit?

    • @Vaite123xD
      @Vaite123xD 2 года назад

      @@beavinator420 That's awesome. I have frequent and insanely vivid dreams too. I'm trying to "dream" while awake using a technique Jung called active imagination.

  • @stoneesoteric
    @stoneesoteric 2 года назад

    Thank you for this video- fantastic explanation of the practice and rooted in antiquity.

  • @theodoralling8705
    @theodoralling8705 5 лет назад +3

    Hoyes! Awesome video arith so much information and thank you for the references and for having time to do these videos and even perform a little for us, I know you are a very busy person but still manage to have time for all of this, fantastic! You are a precious treasure!

  • @balderwilberg1721
    @balderwilberg1721 5 лет назад +9

    Awesome video Mr Härger! A long one but I've enjoyed it thoroughly from start to finish! Great intro btw!

  • @firefire1137
    @firefire1137 2 года назад +1

    Grazie.

    • @ArithHärger
      @ArithHärger  2 года назад

      Grazie e grazie per il supporto!

  • @c.maria.norrman
    @c.maria.norrman 5 лет назад +1

    Its fantastic how your videos are both informative, serious, well researched and funny (like at 1:22!)

  • @dannyboy1983
    @dannyboy1983 5 лет назад +1

    Thanks so much for making theese. Much better than any documentaty I've seen on the matter and that says a lot about the production value.

  • @veronicaaguilar5036
    @veronicaaguilar5036 Год назад

    I like your intro and as always good informative video. Thank you

  • @ErmeticoItaliano
    @ErmeticoItaliano 5 лет назад +1

    The best channel on yt, very useful, thank you very much Arith

  • @xenomorphjedi9124
    @xenomorphjedi9124 5 лет назад +2

    Thank you for sharing you knowledge and views with us. As always it is appreciated. Keep up your hard work!

    • @ArithHärger
      @ArithHärger  5 лет назад

      Thank you very much ^^ I'll try to be here to continue to share knowledge

  • @stadtbekanntertunichtgut
    @stadtbekanntertunichtgut 5 лет назад +5

    Wow over 40 minutes + an intro Arith you my friend become a professional! 😊

    • @ArithHärger
      @ArithHärger  5 лет назад +4

      was afraid people might be scared with such a long video but until now it seems most enjoy long videos, which is great because when I do a video I really cut a lot of information but some subjects I really have the need to share more.

    • @stadtbekanntertunichtgut
      @stadtbekanntertunichtgut 5 лет назад +1

      @@ArithHärger I agree and by the way I like your voice really smooth! keep doing your thing! =)

  • @JessiCat1980
    @JessiCat1980 5 лет назад

    I have a talent for hearing disembodied voices through people's recorded audio footage, which has made me very interested in gaining knowledge through these entities. I have learned a lot. I then wondered if there was a practice that involves communication and againing wisdom from the dead, and I think I have found it.
    I am loving this video and all that I am learning from you. I also love your accent. My husband is very interested in Norse mythology and religious beliefs, and I am very interested in necromancy.
    Thankyou for giving us great information.

  • @kmflynn2951
    @kmflynn2951 5 лет назад

    This is the first of your videos I've watched- just happened upon it. Thank you - for me it is a good synchronicity to listen to your clear reference to many old ideas and powerful voices. Trying to Heimdall bridge physical nullification with deep call of dead family members- mention of Greek correspondence interesting, Hekate, - in particular the similarity of Hervor - Hervarar Saga with that of Antigone- dead father and brother and the need to bury the dead with propriety and the denial of life until accomplished- food for thought- staves to meditate on and paths to explore - I like your intro also

  • @josebranquinho5983
    @josebranquinho5983 5 лет назад +1

    O meu abraço de parabéns, Arith Harger. Admirável trabalho! Aprendi muito, hoje.Continua!

  • @yaminabouhas7393
    @yaminabouhas7393 5 лет назад +1

    Excellent intro.....love it!! Love all the video .... talking with the deads, is communicate with the spirits.💜

  • @keithdrummond1003
    @keithdrummond1003 11 месяцев назад

    Fascinating. Thanks for the insight.

  • @TOVANorseWitch
    @TOVANorseWitch 3 года назад

    brilliant introduction and information, i really enjoyed it Beoth Asunder Halsa Valang...

  • @beavinator420
    @beavinator420 2 года назад

    Great guitar, great topic, great people and countries. These are the best people on earth.

  • @CorneliusVango
    @CorneliusVango 5 лет назад

    You're so amazing and talented! I love your vocals!

  • @silversmith847
    @silversmith847 5 лет назад +27

    Still no book Arith..? How many more years do I need to nag you??

    • @noum700
      @noum700 4 года назад +1

      your presentations are great because they are a must.there is something i'd like to add. freya summoned vithar (thor) to the hall of gerther (jord) which was his birth cave and jord's burial place. she pretended that jord's spirit had risen from the tomb by holding a necromancy rite. by using jord's bones as a medium and performing a shaman dance, she commanded thor to avenge his father's death by claiming to have spoken in jord's name.thank you for your presentations, meytal menkin, rechovot , israel

    • @vivianp5962
      @vivianp5962 3 года назад

      Well 2 years later & no books. He is such a knowledgeable person. I keep thinking "we wil lose everything, if he doesnt get a book out at least one" because WHEN the internet goes down & it will we will lose all his information forever. There will be no next generation of pagans/heatherns, etc. I can not retain all this info. To teach my kids. I'm so sad. And ive been practicing for years , just recently got into Viking though.

  • @JamieHerron04
    @JamieHerron04 5 лет назад

    Great video. Loved the song! Thank you for sharing.

  • @oinkyoinkoink1879
    @oinkyoinkoink1879 5 лет назад

    I just got into you Arith, great stuff. If you don't have a book out already that I don't know about you should write one.

  • @victoriaedwards6395
    @victoriaedwards6395 5 лет назад

    Great video. You provided a lot of information in such a short time. I'm going to be be processing this for quite some time. Sending you many thanks from southeast United States. :)

  • @tuaylahten2295
    @tuaylahten2295 5 лет назад

    Multi-talented, you are a treasure.

  • @nikkinone-ya
    @nikkinone-ya 5 лет назад

    Another amazing video my friend! That intro was really good I love it 🤗🤗🤗

  • @maudwelshpot1026
    @maudwelshpot1026 5 лет назад

    Very nicely presented and informative, thank you!

  • @shemarawarriorspirit976
    @shemarawarriorspirit976 5 лет назад

    Arith, great video ... and most informative!! I found the topic so interesting and your telling of it so wonderful that I was compelled to check your other videos. It may take me a while, but I plan to start with your intro and watch them all the way through. Many thanks.

  • @veronicadavanzo2064
    @veronicadavanzo2064 4 года назад

    I love your music!

  • @arconofanarchy8707
    @arconofanarchy8707 5 лет назад +1

    Love your work

  • @kokkoanya5105
    @kokkoanya5105 5 лет назад +4

    that intro I could listen to it for hours

  • @stewartthomas2642
    @stewartthomas2642 5 лет назад

    Love your stuff kick on love it

  • @NerdyRodent
    @NerdyRodent 5 лет назад +7

    I think this killed my ability to make pun-based comments. Great video! 😀

  • @aletter1718
    @aletter1718 5 лет назад

    Wonderful and very informative video.

  • @LAURA-kc8ww
    @LAURA-kc8ww 4 года назад +1

    Thank you for so much history and clarity on Necromancy. You are a fountain of wisdom. So do you practice?

  • @chrislilley9953
    @chrislilley9953 5 лет назад +4

    I really enjoy your videos, sir. I'm not of the Nordic faith, I'm an agnostic Christian at best, but I've always held a special place in my heart for the old Norse Gods, their stories, and the beliefs of their people.
    And, as always, this is another great video my friend. I try to watch at least one every morning before work with a cup of coffee and one when I get home. Thanks for the content and I'll stay subbed to you as long as you would have me :D

    • @beavinator420
      @beavinator420 2 года назад

      Why even comment? We x out christians we dont perpetuatre contradictions as divine. You want us to know you have whatever in your heart and it makes you feel good, think you're smart enough to decide if christianity is your ideal identity. Well ive got news for you. The christ is oil, heaven is your head. Santos Bonacci is the way

    • @chrislilley9953
      @chrislilley9953 2 года назад

      @@beavinator420 you okay man?

    • @skypygmy1369
      @skypygmy1369 2 дня назад

      ​@@chrislilley9953 He has a religious demon controlling him, you sound like you are seeking the truth of who God is ,accept Jesus Christ as your saviour and Lord Chris, He will never let you down, it is about a relationship of love with a God who in His very nature and being ,love ,it is not about religion which produces death, but love in Jesus Christ which produces life, be blessed

  • @luuj8074
    @luuj8074 5 лет назад

    Great video as always! I was wondering about drug use in the ancient norse world. You have alluded to it in past videos but an inclusive video of all aspects would be wonderful. Farewell from Kentucky!

  • @jessyh2044
    @jessyh2044 5 лет назад

    Really fascinating and informative! Enjoyed this very much !💚💙

  • @danbatalha2781
    @danbatalha2781 5 лет назад

    Very good , thanks for information !

  • @MonikaM-li6xy
    @MonikaM-li6xy 3 месяца назад

    Very interesting and very well explained. Do you have or can you recommend a video about the sources and also differences for Southern Germanic tribes? I ask because I`m from Germany and that would interest me (e.g. I heard about the Holy Groves which were also often at certain crossroads).

  • @truestoriesfromtheworld
    @truestoriesfromtheworld Год назад

    Thank you so much for this video! I agree, dead are reachable, I'm practicing necromancy and can speak with them like they are right here

  • @narcissismrehabilitation
    @narcissismrehabilitation 3 года назад

    Beautiful video.

  • @kiltedlover
    @kiltedlover 5 лет назад +1

    Finally! Thank you!

  • @seeker2219
    @seeker2219 5 лет назад +1

    I enjoy your clips. Thank you

  • @stevemetallucky2028
    @stevemetallucky2028 5 лет назад +1

    Great i love your work.

  • @einarskirghunt3360
    @einarskirghunt3360 5 лет назад +5

    Thank you for all you do! It's a pity I can't give more thumbs up! hehe

  • @tarotelemzeskrisztivel
    @tarotelemzeskrisztivel 3 года назад +1

    What are the herbs that used to be used in necromancy?

    • @ArithHärger
      @ArithHärger  3 года назад

      One was Leek, that's for sure and comes in the sources as well, and in Swedish traditional folk magic still used. The others I'm still trying to figure them out. Could also be Aconite, but that one I'm not sure it was used in the north, but rather in southern Atlantic countries, as it was still used in modern witchcraft related to Necromancy in the British Isles, Gallician and Portuguese folk magic. The dirt of a burial mound/grave is often mentioned in later sources, 16th century onwards, which may include mold and lichen formed in such environment.

    • @tarotelemzeskrisztivel
      @tarotelemzeskrisztivel 3 года назад

      @@ArithHärger thank you! You have amazing amount of knowledge!

  • @Spectreval
    @Spectreval 4 года назад

    First and foremost - most fascinating video, it was a delight for a curious mind.
    Secondly, from what I gather the acts of necromancy for the Norse (and their gods) was to just get the information/sword/etc. from the dead and then let them go back peacefully to their eternal slumber? Are there any records on rising the dead for the purpose of bringing back to life some dear person, or pet? I mean reanimating the untimely deceased beloved ones, and such.

  • @viralostrich4245
    @viralostrich4245 5 лет назад +2

    that song at the start was dope

  • @cloudy4185
    @cloudy4185 4 года назад +1

    The Old Norse Religion and Norse mythology is so interesting.

  • @MichaelAMcGee
    @MichaelAMcGee 4 года назад

    Would you be able to share tap for the intro song please, I would very much like to learn that song. Also where choild one find these Val Galdar you speak of?

  • @dsala2614
    @dsala2614 5 лет назад +9

    FINDING ENLIGHTENMENT IN DARKNESS...THE WAY OF NATURE'S DIVINITY

  • @evwaldron
    @evwaldron 5 лет назад

    Have you already talked about what some in Norther Tradition Paganism call Hel's Aett? I'd like your opinion on it!

  • @sashasg11
    @sashasg11 3 года назад

    Please create a transcript we can download for study too 😇💖

  • @garychynne1377
    @garychynne1377 4 года назад

    thank yew arith. most people left alone in the woods at night would be believers by dawn. they'd believe in anything. harharhar.

  • @rubenegg5153
    @rubenegg5153 2 года назад

    Unrelated to necromancy-Using speech runes or similar, can animals be spoken to and communicated with?

  • @ravenmysticstartarot8964
    @ravenmysticstartarot8964 5 лет назад +1

    Thank you so much for your amazing knowledge. If i could photograph your brain 🤣 beautiful music you need to make the album!

  • @DollarstoreSticker
    @DollarstoreSticker 5 лет назад

    I’m so happy you’re making these videos. I’m dipping from Asatru into more of the Seidr side of it due to nature of dreams and astral projection that comes and goes.

  • @carriekopinetz8917
    @carriekopinetz8917 4 года назад

    Thank you

  • @teresafigueiredo
    @teresafigueiredo 5 лет назад

    I wish you a very peaceful ester, Mr Arith 🐇🐰🐇🐰🐇🐰🐇

  • @gamallsdokkalfs7253
    @gamallsdokkalfs7253 4 года назад

    Arith, you speak of the Christian influences on the Sagas. Actual changes to the original text. I'm sure Beowulf is another example of changes made to an original text to make it more Christian. An old story of Danes and Geats fighting supernatural forces, but written in Old English and discovered in an English monestary of all places. It would be wonderful to have the true and original text of these historic tales as told in their original language.

  • @xbox_cheeto5338
    @xbox_cheeto5338 5 лет назад

    In another video you mentioned notions of reincarnation, and I have heard this from many others too. But then I hear of these stories of spirit meetings and ancestor commune. How do these two things exist at the same time? As of now I hear two different reasons:
    1. Each being has 2 spirits within, and one becomes the next reincarnation, while the other is the one that stays behind and either becomes a spirit or goes to another realm (this is a shamanic belief seen in Mongolia too)
    2. Between reincarnation phases is when one goes to one of the 9 realms, depending. You only go to these realms usually temporarily until you reincarnate again sometime later. Spirits exist because they somehow get stuck and cannot reincarnate or go to the other realm for reasons such as curses or emotional reasons.
    Are either of these correct? I would love to hear your take on this

  • @Dimas451
    @Dimas451 2 года назад

    Interesting. Looks like there are similarities with the necromancy in Palo Mayombe . The Sitja uti has similarities with the practices of the cult of Kali of the cremation grounds.

  • @meee9660
    @meee9660 4 года назад

    Isn't part of the problem with draugar is that they had the unpleasant habit of leaving their mounds and harrassing the living?
    Like Thorolf from Eyrbyggja Saga for example, among others.

  • @johngaltman
    @johngaltman 5 лет назад

    Practicing galder in the begging, good show sir.

  • @niklaskarlsson550
    @niklaskarlsson550 5 лет назад

    Fun fact, not saying it's an clear heathen practise, but there were uses of deadmans fingers in sweden. Used for different kinds of magical practises.
    So much, if i remember correctly, it became a problem.
    This was, i think, in the 1800's.
    Språk och folkminnes Institutet could have something written about it.

  • @gamallsdokkalfs7253
    @gamallsdokkalfs7253 4 года назад

    Arith, are the old words you show in the video Old Norse, and is your pronunciation of these words precise? I don't know, that's why I'm asking.

  • @månedatter
    @månedatter 2 года назад

    I am curious that it was recorded that the dead could not speak. Perhaps newly dead could but the longer they were dead they could not? Or whether an intercessor such as Hekate nearby would be why the dead could speak, because it is she who has summoned them as the Norse deities did.

    • @månedatter
      @månedatter 2 года назад

      At the end you say a prophetess is the vessel through which they speak. So if someone had that ability the dead could speak to them without runes?

  • @thevikingmetalshow779
    @thevikingmetalshow779 5 лет назад

    Great introduction.. Let's jam

  • @skotjones5159
    @skotjones5159 5 лет назад

    Great video. Surprising there aren't more references to body parts in ancient necromantic practices. I can think of the Nábrók or necropants, but I wonder if that was from Christian influence?

  • @tombowman7865
    @tombowman7865 Год назад

    Starting necromancy would like some Beginner advice do I need to give blood … as there is a slot of false info

  • @around60wowfirsttime5
    @around60wowfirsttime5 5 лет назад

    Arith, you mention that the dead respond to CHANTS or SONGS. Why do spirits respond to MUSIC? Is there anything that pinpoints to that?

  • @MrDizzyvonclutch
    @MrDizzyvonclutch Год назад

    1:00 MAGIC!!! I’ll take it!!! Thanks!!! Anna the “Hawk the Slayer” music I’ll take to… lol

  • @johnryan1292
    @johnryan1292 3 года назад

    there may actually be a case of a human body part used ritualistically,i believe you may not be aware of a certain rune amulet carved on a skull fragment from ribe denmark, look into the case of the ribe amulet

  • @MooseBme
    @MooseBme 5 лет назад +4

    I'm not against necromancy, BUT...
    just from a biological perspective (especially with out using proper protection), it's just not good to play with dead things, or disturbing the dead!
    GREAT VIDEO and BEST REGARDS TO ALL!

    • @ArithHärger
      @ArithHärger  5 лет назад +8

      Thank you very much. Well, maybe you don't know this but I'm an archaeologist, which means 90% of my work is spending time with old bones: ruclips.net/video/qgxT3VYr9fE/видео.html here's a video I've made giving a glimpse of the work. But I totally understand what you say, believe me.

  • @theforesttroll
    @theforesttroll 4 года назад

    11:46 I did notice the Val from what you mentioned previous with Val Galdrar, and I had a thought: does that mean Valhalla means "hall of the dead"? Bc my swedish mind always thought it had connections with whales ngl (val in swedish meaning whale, so I hope you can see the confusion ^^")
    anyways this was an immensely informative vid!!! thank you so much my friend

  • @nayrsivartyenba8526
    @nayrsivartyenba8526 5 лет назад

    How can we invoke the dead?

  • @ninanickel3103
    @ninanickel3103 4 года назад

    Why this isn’t spoke about in Native American shamanism I am unsure. But it was used a lot.

  • @Blessed_V0id
    @Blessed_V0id 2 года назад

    Cool robes. That's literally all I have to say XD
    Edit: Just for clarification, I mean that genuinely. They are very cool. I realised tone is list through technology, so I wish to specify. You cannot go wrong with black my friend

  • @ashledashnaw2575
    @ashledashnaw2575 4 года назад

    This was so informative. But I have to ask, what is your nationality? You sound French

  • @anotherelvis
    @anotherelvis 5 лет назад

    Nice video. A few nitpicks. I don't think that syllable vol in voluspa is not the same as the val in valhalla. en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Völuspá. IIRC Jackson Crawford mentioned that the kind of magic named Seidr was only practiced by women, and we know little about it, so Odins death galdr cannot have been seidr. As you say we don't have archeological evidence of riruals in which the living norse tried to contact the dead, but in the saga named Helgakvida, a woman wakes up her dead father in a graveyard to inherit his sword.

  • @skiker6828
    @skiker6828 5 лет назад +1

    Have you considered a Go Fund Me page to raise money for a book?

    • @ArithHärger
      @ArithHärger  5 лет назад

      Some of the subscribers of this channel advised me to create a patreon account, which I did and I think it's better because people pledge an amount and at the same time I give them something in return.

  • @mattcohagen4372
    @mattcohagen4372 5 лет назад

    I'm currently writing a cross-comparison paper between Germanic-norse necromancy and native american shamanism but i'm still confused on how it's not necromancy but it is shamanism(sorry for my ignorance, history is not my strong suit)

  • @mikeehinger6566
    @mikeehinger6566 5 лет назад

    Arith vid on necromancy and new Amon Amarth vid on the same day.

  • @rachelaspogard6587
    @rachelaspogard6587 5 лет назад +1

    Very interesting Video Arith, and a very creepy one. I think I will let The sleeping dead lay where they are Thanks....:-)

    • @ArithHärger
      @ArithHärger  5 лет назад +1

      Thank you. Yes indeed they need rest :p

  • @MrDizzyvonclutch
    @MrDizzyvonclutch Год назад

    So thanks for minding me of it…. And I guess I try I’m thank RUclips since they sent me a4y rear Ila video that I’ve already seen of yours… lol

  • @astalkus7540
    @astalkus7540 3 года назад

    Did he made an informative 40mim Onetake without stutters and ploopers ? Damn..

  • @TheDarkon055
    @TheDarkon055 5 лет назад +6

    Archeologists are somewhat necromancers when they learn history from bodies they dig up and other knowledge from ancient bodies 😂🤪

    • @ArithHärger
      @ArithHärger  5 лет назад +4

      Yes indeed, in a way :P at my work place I'm always completely surrounded by the bones of our ancestors :)

  • @vivianp5962
    @vivianp5962 2 года назад +1

    👍🏾

  • @ravenmysticstartarot8964
    @ravenmysticstartarot8964 5 лет назад +1

    Mediumship I guess I am a necromancer Jesus thanks man volvur" high priestess" 💜🖤🤗...i love this I am a witch etc. Different language but ancestors of germanic tribes...i never touched a dead body for that though" disclaimer" 🤣😂 I FIND it very interesting they use the nape of the neck. I apply divination, astral travel" oil there. I often feel their is something about that area.

    • @umsiee
      @umsiee 4 года назад

      near the nape of the neck does that mean anything?