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Los dioses vikingos · Historia con el móvil

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  Welcome, friends and friends, there' s a mobile story. My name
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  is John Jesus. It folds alone and from the central studios of the room
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  of my house and in rigorous direct for the Instagram char. I want to
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  send you a warm hug. I am John Jesus. I fold to the
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  history professors of high school and in each episode I bring you a time of
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  history that helps you understand reality and by the way and by the way,
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  because it is also important to entertain you and that is also my goal to
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  entertain you, to make you have a good time that you enjoy for a
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  few minutes of these episodes as interesting and as fascinating as our past. Before
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  starting with the program, remind you that my book Searching for Utopia is at
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  your disposal, a book in which I review those moments in which humanity has
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  built rich and prosperous societies, societies in which human beings could achieve their achievements,
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  societies in which peoples have reached maximum heights. Today we would even qualify
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  them as utopia. Hence the book' s name is looking for utopia.
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  We review the best moments in history and try to draw lessons that we can
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  perhaps apply to this confusing moment. Well, let' s talk about a
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  more fascinating teme. Let' s talk about the Viking gods. We'
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  ve already devoted a few episodes to talking about Vikings and now we' re
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  going to talk about their mythology and their religion. Look intrisanti what fascinating At
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  first? At first there was only fire, air, earth and water,
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  and from these four elements the sea, earth and water were formed, and
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  from the south came two enclosures going northward, toward the land of the ice,
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  two enclosures and drops of water. From those rivers arose a giant called
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  and looked, so this is the first being that inhabits the Universe, a
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  giant made of water called and looked, and from those rivers also emerged another
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  being that is a cow, a cow called adunla, so the first two
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  inhabitants of the universe are a giant made of water and a cow called adunla.
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  So back in the Universe, in nowhere, this giant and this cow
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  were walking, they were discovering the Universe, maybe they were discovering Granada.
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  They kept each other company, but they were something. Four rivers of milk
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  emerged from this cow alone, four rivers of milk feeding the giant. And
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  I can' t help it. I can' t help it. You
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  know how much attention comes to the chat that will be instagram. Four rivers
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  of milk emerged from the cow. This sounds like something. Or does this
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  sound like some story, some myth that tells us that in the beginning there
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  were four rivers in paradise? This sounds like something. Please, this I
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  know that for those of me who am scholars of this postcas for whom I
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  am already former students of history, with the motive this question we come to
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  you the habes of Sobra, the habes of Sobra, what religious account and
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  what myth tell us of a paradise that at the beginning of the humanity of
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  which four rivers were seared? No one' s answering me. Hey,
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  hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey,
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  hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey,
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  hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. Indeed, in the book
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  of Genesis we are studying in this postcas we are told that in the Garden
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  of Eden there were four rivers, the river gihon pi are the Tigris and
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  the Euphrates. And how curious, how curious that now the Nordic myth also
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  tells us that at the beginning there were four rivers, in this case,
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  in this case four rivers. What emanates from a cow, four rivers of
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  milk and what feeds the giant and shit or not, because from the milk
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  of that cow arose another being called Bury De and Mir arose other giants and
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  one of those giants gave birth to a giant called Bestla, that is to
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  say from Ymir comes down Bestla and from the cow Adunla ends descending Bury,
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  which gives birth to Borr, I repeat from Ymir, we have Abstla and
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  the cow. We' ve got Bor, well, Bestla and Bor come
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  together and they have three kids and these will sound like something. We have
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  Odin, Billy and Be. These are the three brothers, I repeat,
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  Odin, Billy and Be, what do these three brothers do, these three
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  brothers rebel against their grandfather and Mir and end him? These three brothers,
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  I repeat, rebel against their grandfather and Mir and end up with him.
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  And here again I have a very important question. Let' s see if
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  anyone in the char knows. We have already studied in this postcas some gods
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  that end up revealing themselves with their parents and they end up dethroning him.
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  Another very easy question? Another very easy question, I repeat, which gods
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  we have already studied in the postcas end up revealing against their parents who in
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  turn had revealed themselves against their own. Well, well, well, already
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  in the Instagram chat there are people who have already responded. I see here
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  in the postca I feel vibrations coming to me that some of you know it
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  and others don' t. Indeed, Zeus, Zeus reveals himself against his
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  father Chronos and this in turn had rebelled against his father Uranus. And here
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  again we see a similar story. Three first inhabitants, three first gods,
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  such as Odin Bill and Ves, end up revealing against their grandfather and look
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  at the first creator or the first created being. Interesting, really interesting,
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  of these common elements that we see in various myths as always, as I
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  always explain the myths often reflect and try to explain the society, the society
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  that the people lived in? It tries to explain the context that the people
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  lived in, the universe, that saw the feelings, the passions, the
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  myths, they try to give explanation and answer to everything that the human being
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  lived and what he wondered about, and in the absence of a scientific response,
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  those myths were often created. Then, these myths of children that are
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  revealed against the parents, could surely reflect a reality that lived in that time
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  the Viking kingdoms, good to a number of stories of kings that are dethroned
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  by their son and weary by their son, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera.
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  Then we return idm Billy and b reveal themselves against and Mir and end up
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  killing him and Imir' s body' s attention build the universe, repeat
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  the giant' s body and look build the universe. Look at the flesh,
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  they made the land of blood, they made the sea and the lakes
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  of the bones, they made the mountains, of the brain, they made
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  the clouds and the skull made the celestial vault, a celestial vault held by
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  four dwarfs that would be the four cardinal points. This for those of us
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  who are on social media and we really like to see what' s moving
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  around, when I read about the skull having made the celestial vault and I
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  say wow, these Vikings got ahead of the terraplanists. Okay, or the
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  tabalanists have copied the Vikings. But as this postca arrives, some planistic terno
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  freaks out. Surely then this giant created, created the universe and we also
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  have to say the dwarfs the dwarfs. The breed of dwarves arises from the
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  blood of imir, but the dwarves were condemned to live among the stones and
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  below the ground. Here I ask myself a question why Nordic mythology tells us
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  about dwarfs. Numerous myths of antiquity, including genesis, It does not speak
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  of that antiquity was giant. We can assume that if all myths refer to
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  giants, it is that perhaps there were tribes in ancient times that were of
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  especially high members and would be strong. Also, and perhaps those tribes of
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  especially high and strong members. Eventually they began to create the myth of the
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  giants. Okay, you know, myths end up building like a big straight
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  phone That' s where the facts are being exaggerated, and after several centuries,
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  boom, these fantastic myths appear. And I' m assuming that if
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  the Nordics and the Pekingos were talking about nanos, it' s probably that
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  some people, some people, had to be members especially short, some people
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  had to be in the north of especially low members that gave rise to this
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  myth. Okay, good. And the first human beings, the first human
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  beings, because they are created by Billy and b We have said that he
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  was going to bring or vilibe, because Bill and be create the first human
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  beings. From ash they carve the first man, which is that they call
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  him Ask and the Olmo they carve the first woman who call her female and
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  gave her life, So the first man and the first woman are sculptures carved
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  in wood that are given life. But if you are hallucinating with the fantasy
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  and imagination of these myths, wait, you know how you imagined the Viking
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  universe. The Vikings imagined the Universe as a great ash, like a big
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  tree. So the Vikings imagined the Universe, the celestial vault they saw.
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  She was imagined to be inserted into a giant ash tree. That was for
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  Vikings the Universe a giant ash. And through that ash, through that tree,
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  the various worlds were connected. There were no nine worlds in that fres.
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  Okay, for example, where the humans lived in the Midgard. Then
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  we have a kingdom that is the Muspelheine, which is the land of fire.
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  Then, We have the Niefheim, which is the land of darkness,
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  We have the Nity Bellir, which is the land of the dwarves, We
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  have the Alfheine, which is the land of the elves, We have the
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  Helheim, which is the land of the dead, the Hotnhein, which is
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  the land of the giants, the banand Heine, which is the land of
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  the gods and nature. And with this name keep the Asgar, which is
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  the land of the gods, of light, and of bondage. Let'
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  s stay out of all these nine kingdoms, let' s stay with two,
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  the Mithard, where the human and the Asgar lived, where the gods
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  of light and wisdom lived. How interesting it is, how can the Universe
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  be seen as a giant ash tree in which nine worlds are connected and in
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  between that gigantic brake. Well, there lived a dragon called Nieth Holt,
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  an eagle, a hawk, a squirrel, and to go to the kingdom
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  of the gods of light, it was necessary to walk. You know where,
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  by a rainbow and now let' s talk about some of the most
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  important gods. Well, we started by talking about Odin, Odin Prissy,
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  the Assembly of Gods and Goddesses, who was married to Frig Odin. He
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  had a son named Doctor, who was God of Thunder, of Climate,
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  of crops. Thor, he was the son of Odin and a joro ide
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  who is the personification of the Earth. And to Tors why we know them,
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  why Cognimotor when we think of tor that comes to our head his great
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  hammer of war that threw it and immediately returned to the hands of its owner
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  and Thor was thrown in a car by goats that eye when he was hungry
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  Tor could catch those males that he carved a leg to eat it and the
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  leg regenerated. Then we have tr who is also the son of Odin,
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  the god of war, by the way, Tyr in English has one day
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  you. This one' s worth you, because it comes from here from
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  the god of Tyr' s war. Then we have Braggi, another daughter
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  of Odin, who is the goddess of wisdom and eloquence, who is the
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  personal poet of Odin and wife of Idum and Dung had an apple that was
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  a apple that if you wanted eternal life, you had to eat that apple,
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  then all the gods had to eat of that apple. We also have
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  Heimdall, who is the guardian god, son of Odin and who, that
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  is, had an ear so thin that he could hear the grass grow and
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  this Odin with a big horn is the one who would announce the ragnar that
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  they already know is the final battle of history and the world. And now
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  let' s see with this what this is about ragenerating. Let us see
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  the gods of light dwelling in Asgar and Ascarre were presided over by Odin and
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  Friigh Vale, which is now one of the nine kingdoms of that Fresno,
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  for in Ashgar would make a hall called the Valhalla and that Valhalla alone would
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  accede to the dead warriors chosen by Odin. And why Odin chose dead warriors
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  because they had to prepare them for the Ragnaro. The Ragnarok would be the
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  final battle between those dead warriors and the gods. And that final battle would
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  end the universe and the brake and everything absolutely agreed and good so far today
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  ' s program. I hope it was interesting for you. I remember you,
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  I remember you having at your disposal my book looking for utopia, a
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  book in the carapasmos were brighter moments in the history of humanity, in which
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  rich and prosperous societies have been built, in which we try to draw lessons
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  that can serve us for this very complex and confusing moment. I' ll
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  leave you the link in the program notes. Dear friend, dear friend,
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  I send you a piece of hugs, of desire that you be very happy
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  and see you in the next episode