VARDLOKKUR, GALDR AND YOIK EXPLAINED

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Dear friends,
This video is about 3 types of enchantments very dear to my heart because I use the voice channel as primary tool in my witchcraft practice.
Very little we know about the song of the völva, the Norse witch, but a lot of light the polar lands offered to me to shine on those sacred songs in order for me to understand how they might have sounded like.
So I hope you will appreciate this personal journey to the essence of vardlokker, galdr and Yoik.
The mountain…. main character of this video ….is called Sandhornet and it is exactly where we live!
Love
Freyia

[@wade4452]

Native American's have a song to the sun each sunset. One foot in a stream, one on land unless were no water is. The sounds are not language but feeling of gratitude to all the spirit's and expecally the sun. Sounds something like the connection with essence you speak of. I am grateful for both of you. I perceived the warmth of the sun on my face, and skin the other morning, but then realized the sun doesn't rise in the north! Then it struck me. I said it must be you smiling at a new puppy. Blessid be.

[@todestriebhs]

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[@gweltawenydd6176]

The description at the end sounds a little like "Singing in the Spirit" in the Pentecostal Churches. One of the great blessings of turning to a more Traditional Witchcraft path was the realization that I didn't have to give up that part of the faith I left. I have reclaimed that experience of "speaking in tongues" and "Singing in the Spirit" and it is now a major part of my spellcrafting.

[@gaslitworldf.melissab2897]

Always feel you videos deeply, even as I am educated by them. Thank you for allowing me to see the pagan Nordic world through your undestanding, if only for a few moments.

[@shimkonise357]

This was a beautiful explanation. In Lithuania Romuva, these songs are called Dana's or sing songs. Monotonous sounds, words like Row, Row, Row your boat....& then other people start singing it at a different spot, so there are many singing at different times, but one song. It brings you to a trance state or a Shaman state. The oldest form of chanting/humming. Beautiful.

[@-RONNIE]

I really appreciate all the work you & Daniel put into these videos. Thanks for sharing all this quality information with us 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@kailyjamessokame.6028]

May you love a long, healthy, and happy life!

[@Bjorn_Algiz]

Interesting and informative.

[@shanehiggs1779]

Thank you for that description - it's very helpful.

[@TheJadDavis]

I love your insight. It's truly validating and empowering. Truly grateful.

[@jensadolf]

Tusend tack

[@elinrnsen4665]

Takk for forklaring. Har lurt på mange ganger på hva som er hva. Har litt erfaring med seid, ett fantastisk verktøy. Spesielt for meg som elsker å synge 🥰

[@alyxiajohnson6604]

what is the name of the galdra chant around 6mins ? Its very enchanting and id love to hear the whole thing

[@RebornHeimdallrson]

Beautiful explanation as always! 💛🤘

[@marisarobson2922]

thank you <3 🌳🕸

[@blooeagle5118]

I knew a Sámi woman once who was a bit of a gatekeeper to her culture and unfortunately ended up being a hypocrite. But she did let in on some traditions of theirs and the Sámi seem like such an incredible people, especially in terms of Shamanic tradition. My girlfriend is interested in Seiðr and I've an interest in Galdr. I've just shared this with her and she's already loving it, thank you for keeping ancient traditions and knowledge alive for us to learn, rebuild, and pass on :)

[@Anton_the_Vampire]

I'm interested in Galdr, but am not sure how it is created or performed. Can you give me some guidance? Is it a "poem", can it be a single rune word, or is it something else? Also, I have a low pitch of voice, can I use that for Galdr?

[@Alina_Witch]

I love your videos so much ❤ & your wise words too

[@KD-xx9su]

Hello! I was wondering if anyone can use runes or a certain bloodline or type of people. I ask this for permission

[@simmisaa7905]

You are wonderful dear sister ..thank you for share your great descriptions and love your beautiful videocreatings in this stunning area also a lot....blessings to and everyone <3 <3