Band: Ancestral Myth Song: Ravaged by the horde Genre: Medieval Black Metal. + Informações

Band: Ancestral Myth Song: Curse of the Wolf Genre: Medieval Black Metal. + Informações

www.facebook.com Leave in the mysterious mountains of Mae Hong Song to find lost treasures , considered as being kept by a strange creature, named Shuken. Partez dans les mystérieuses montagnes de Mae Hong Song pour trouver les trésors perdus,considérés comme étant gardé par une créature étrange, nommée Shuken.. + Informações

The Dogon are an ethnic group located mainly in the administrative districts of Bandiagara and Douentza in Mali, West Africa. The precise origin of the Dogon, like those of many other ancient cultures, is undetermined. Their civilization emerged, in much the same manner as ancient Sumer, both sharing tales of their creation by gods who came from the sky in space ships, who allegedly will return one day. The early histories are informed by oral traditions that differ according to the Dogon clan being consulted and archaeological excavation much more of which needs to be conducted. Because of these inexact and incomplete sources, there are a number of different versions of the Dogon's origin myths as well as differing accounts of how they got from their ancestral homelands to the Bandiagara region. The people call themselves 'Dogon' or 'Dogom', but in the older literature they are most often called 'Habe', a Fulbe word meaning 'stranger' or 'pagan'. Certain theories suggest the tribe to be of ancient Egyptian descent - the Dogon next migrating to the region now called Libya, then moving on to somewhere in the regions of Guinea or Mauritania. Around 1490 AD, fleeing invaders and/or drought, they migrated to the Bandiagara cliffs of central Mali. Carbon-14 dating techniques used on excavated remains found in the cliffs indicate that there were inhabitants in the region before the arrival of the Dogon. They were the Toloy culture of the 3rd to 2nd centuries BC, and the Tellem .... + Informações

Vegetarianism is frequently cited as being a healthier diet than omnivorism or a paleo diet. This presentation examines the evidence behind vegetarian and vegan health claims, including the Adventist Health Studies, heart disease studies, and the success of plant-based diets ala Esselstyn and Ornish with treating chronic disease. Denise Minger's China Study Analyses: rawfoodsos.com National Animal Interest Alliance interview: www.naiaonline.org Animal protein studies: Effect of Low Protein Diet on Low Dose Chronic Aflatoxin B1 Induced Hepatic Injury in Rhesus Monkeys - informahealthcare.com Whey proteins in cancer prevention - www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov EFFECT OF DIETARY PROTEIN ON AFLATOXIN LIVER INJURY IN WEANLING RATS - www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov Released by The Ancestral Health Symposium ancestryfoundation.org under the Creative Commons license creativecommons.org. + Informações

Trailer Les rideaux rouges Realizacion Alain Deymier Sinopsis / Synopsis EDIPO SIN COMPLEJO. José (jovencito huérfano) y Pablo (su cómplice de siempre) están huyendo de la ciudad, amenazados y condenados a una vida errante. José debe resolver el enigma de su identidad. Quién soy? Quien es mi madre? Va a tener que entrar en el mundo adulto y partir hacia su destino a través de un largo diálogo solitario con la naturaleza y la respiración del mundo. Un film que restituye en una visión contemporánea, un mito ancestral. AN OEDIPUS WITHOUT A COMPLEX. Jose, a young man and an orphan, and Pablo, a boy of 13, his eternal accomplice, flee the city, under threat and condemned to drift. Jose, who has to solve the mystery of his identity - Who am I? Who are my parents? Who is my mother? - is going to have to enter the adult world and set off to find his destiny through a long, solitary dialogue with nature and the rhythms of the world. A film that provides a contemporary vision of an ancestral myth. UN OEDIPE SANS COMPLEXE. José, un jeune homme orphelin, et Pablo, un garcon de 13 ans, son complice de toujours, fuient la ville, menacés et condamnés à l'errance. Josè, doit resoudre l' enigme de son identité,qui suis je?,qui sont mes parents?,qui est ma mere? Il va devoir passer dans le monde adulte, et partir vers son destin à travers un long dialogue solitaire avec la nature et la respiration du monde. Un film qui restitue dans une vision contemporaine un mythe ancestral.. + Informações

A struggling melody of emotions wired to the most ancestral myth of the Andean people, to which my performance try to remain faithful. ..Cover performed and arranged with Yamaha Clavinova.. ..Per altri brani scaricabili gratuitamente visitate il mio sito www.julianomolteni.it.. + Informações

" I wrote this book so that young students of poetry may understand that which has been hidden in letters." (Snorri Sturlusson, 1225 AD, introducing his Prose Edda) Snorri (1179-1241) wrote his Prose Edda in an attempt to preserve the Norse art of poetry, realizing that people no longer understood old poems (bardic poems and edda poems) because they were forgetting the pagan myths and thus the meaning behind the art of metaphorical allusion. At the same time he cleverly preserved ancient myths in a way that was inoffensive to the Church . The Poetic Edda on the other hand had to be hidden away from the authorities for many centuries, being too pagan to be acceptable. Snorri edited out of each myth everything that could be a threat to the Church´s monopole on salvation and resurrection of the soul in order to make the myths acceptable, and at the same time he provided keys to understand the myths of the Poetic Edda when that manuscript one day finally surfaced from oblivion. Poetic Edda: A collection of pagan, mythological Norse poems about gods and heroes that were written down some time after the conversion on Iceland in 1000 AD, dissapeared but copied. The surviving copy is the manuscript known as the Codex Regius, written down some time during the 12th century AD, and a few sheets from another lost copy which adds to or offer alternatives to the poems of the Edda. The Codex was hidden away some time during the 13th century around the same time that Snorri wrote his .... + Informações

Articles of interest at my website: www.freya.theladyofthelabyrinth.com (Titles Individual and Collective Powers, Burning the Witch, Haustlöng - a Skaldic Poem, Odin and the Dísir, Fylgja- Ancestral Mother and Guardian Spirit, The Mead in the Underworld) This is the ninth video in my series and since the number 9 is the number of the Dísir, the goddesses, and particularly the Great Dís, Freyia ("The Lady"), I dedicate this talk to Her. I spend quite some time tearing down the stereotypical image of Freyia as the "Goddess of Love and Beauty", an epiteth that is not supported by any Pagan source but is the interpretation of later scholars from the 18th century onwards, it was just assumed that Freya was the Norse version of Aphrodite/Venus. My thesis on the Maiden with the Mead may be read as an ebook from the University of Oslo library, go to this link and click on "fulltekst": www.duo.uio.no Articles of interest: mardallar.wordpress.com mardallar.wordpress.com mardallar.wordpress.com mardallar.wordpress.com For the last few decades, more and more scholars have begun to notice that the role of Freyia in the actual myths are that of a Goddess of the Dead, a great Valkyria, and as a völva, that is the Norse form of shamaness, witch or priestess, one who deals with magic, rituals, shamanistic spirit journeys and initiations. Living by herself, unmarried and traveling across the land to help and teach people, the Goddess was indeed the prototypical witch-priestess known in the .... + Informações

"Some of the Suebi sacrifice to Isis also. I cannot determine the origin and meaning of this foreign cult, but her emblem, made in the form of a light war-vessel, proves that her worship came in from abroad." (Tacitus, Germania, 9) The Roman historian Tacitus, who wrote about the barbarian German tribes around the year 80 AD, claimed that "the Suebi make sacrifice to Isis." The Suebi was an alliance of tribes such as the Langobards, the Chatti, the Tencteri, the Semnones - a cluster of tribes that during the 1st century AD dominated what today is known as central Germany and Denmark. When describing the religions of other people, it was a Roman custom to translate the names of foreign gods to their Roman equivalents, as the Roman believed everybody worshipped the same gods only by different names. They based their translations on the particulars of the cult and the attributes of the deity. This way, Odin became Mercury, Tyr became Mars, and Thor became Jupiter. Most historians, thus, believe (I think justly) that when Tacitus translated the widely worshipped German goddess into Isis, he really meant Nehalennia, and that he used Isis to translate because like Isis, Nehalennia steers a ship. I discuss why I think the ship-argument is too simple. When Tacitus translated the name of a deity, the translations would give a lot of detailed associations in his Roman audience, and what everybody at the time knew about Isis was that she was the Great Goddess of a pantheist religion .... + Informações

Articles of interest at my website: www.freya.theladyofthelabyrinth.com (Titles Individual and Collective Powers, Burning the Witch, Haustlöng - a Skaldic Poem, Odin and the Dísir, Fylgja- Ancestral Mother and Guardian Spirit, The Mead in the Underworld) The female superpowers of the Old Norse mythical cosmos were divided into tribes. Giantesses (gygr) were the oldest kinds, giving birth and shape to the world, Fates (nornir) gave the world its destiny, and from the Well of Origin, the Urdarbrunnr, all the norns ascend at the birth of a new individual. Each human being achieves a personal fate goddess (norn) that spins his or her fate throughout life. This norn is also known as a fylgja (follower), because she "follows" her person through life. Another aspect of the follower/fate is the Hamingja, the shape-walker, the part of the human soul that may detach from the body and change shape. The fate, follower and shape-walker all seem to be different aspects of the human soul. They all originate from one source: Urdr, (Origin) the oldest of the Fates or Giantesses, who owns the Urdarbrunnr, the Well of Origin, the cosmic ocean that gave birth and continues to nourish the World Tree (the Universe). Valkyriur are the fates of warriors who have woken up their personal fate-goddess as most fates are sleepwalking, ("daughters of Dvalinn" - "Hibernation") they need to be woken up through a ritual of initiation, which is described in Edda poems such as the poems of Helgi .... + Informações

The most spectacular instances of wholesale deception in history have relied on the deliberate and masterful manipulation of 2 factors: 1. Our Human Cognitive Dissonance and, 2. Monumental Audacity At the heart of his philosophy is the principle and practice of deception. ??????????????????????? "Without giving battle, without spilling a drop of blood, without even drawing a sword, the clever General succeeds in capturing cities. Without setting foot in a foreign Kingdom, he finds the means to conquer them. He acts in such a way that those who are inferior to him can never guess his intentions. He has them change location, even taking them to rather difficult places where they must work and suffer. When a clever General goes into action, the enemy is already defeated. When he fights, he alone must do more than his entire army, not through the strength of his arm but through his prudence, his manner of commanding, and above all his ruses." EXCERPT from The Art of War by Sun-tzu: www.youtube.com ***Chinese general, Sun-tzu (400-320 BCE), knew how to wage war. He ranks with the greatest Nebuchadnezzar, Cyrus, Alexander or Caesar in history when it comes to military prowess. His teachings, as preserved in his prodigious and esteemed work, The Art of War, are still the close study of advanced warfare strategists. ??????????????????????? In simple terms, if you want to get away with something egregious?unspeakably shameful?make sure you .... + Informações

The Civil War and Reconstruction (HIST 119) Professor Blight discusses the rise of abolitionism. Blight begins with an introduction to the genre of slave narratives, with particular attention to Frederick Douglass' 1845 narrative. The lecture then moves on to discuss the culture in which antebellum reform grew--the factors that encouraged its growth, as well as those that retarded it. Professor Blight then describes the movement towards radical abolitionism, stopping briefly on colonization and gradualism before introducing the character and ideology of William Lloyd Garrison. 00:00 - Chapter 1. Frederick Douglass and the Slave Narrative 09:46 - Chapter 2. The Development of Abolitionism in the North 22:37 - Chapter 3. Colonization and the Idea of Gradualism 30:18 - Chapter 4. The Radicalization of Anti-slavery Thinkers 38:43 - Chapter 5. The Ideas of William Lloyd Garrison 46:42 - Chapter 6. Concluding Thoughts on Different Abolitionisms Complete course materials are available at the Open Yale Courses website: open.yale.edu This course was recorded in Spring 2008.. + Informações

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Artist: Warchetype; Album: Ancestral Cult Of Divinity; Year: 2010; Genre: Doom Metal from Spain; Lyrical Themes: Behaviour, Culture, Mythology, Social degeneration. Myspace: www.myspace.com. + Informações

Providing strong evidence that the Mexica (Aztecs), migrated from an ancestral homeland know as Atzlan, which was located in the present day Southwest. Combining Western science, cultural history and common sense emperical evidence to supprt a theory. + Informações

In 1867, the Norwegian authority on Old Norse literature, Sophus Bugge, dismissed the Raven Charm of Odin as a hoax and decided that it should never again be published as a part of the Poetic Edda. He based his decision on his belief that the Edda poems were representative of simple folklore, a category into which the Raven Charm did not fit. Also, he confessed, as many before him, that it was impossible to decipher this poem. All the Edda poems are metaphorical and allusive, giving away just a tip of an enormous narrative iceberg. But at least it is usually possible to recognize a narrative, and thanks to Snorri Sturlusson, who in 1225 wrote an explanation of the metaphors known as The Prose Edda, most of the Edda poems may be understood. Not so with the Raven Charm, and Snorri never even mentioned this poem. However, I believe that Snorri consciously left out of his explanation poems and parts of poems that were simply too seething with paganism to be acceptable in his time, and that could, in any way, reveal the true spiritual depths of the pagan lore and thus be a threat to the Christian faith. The hanging and self-sacrifice of Odin, a narrative that actually makes up the climax of the Hávamál poem, is not mentioned by Snorri at all, although he often quotes other parts of that poem. The story of Gunnlöd offering the precious mead is reduced by Snorri from being a story of sacred marriage and a stately goddess offering the drink from a golden throne, to being a story .... + Informações

Largometraje filmado en Amazonas, con indigenas de la etnia Tikuna. El rescate de un mito y una lengua. Gustavo de la Hoz. Mejor Opera Prima The Big Apple Latin Film Awards New York 2009. Seleccionada por la UNESCO para la muestra itinerante "Las Cámaras de la Diversidad" 2010. Subtitulada en: Español, Ingles, Aleman, Frances, Portugues e Italiano.. + Informações

New song of the new Fejd's album EIFUR Second album from this Swedish band which was released on October 29, 2010 by Napalm Records Myspace band : wwww.myspace.com/fejd Enjoy!!. + Informações

?? ??? 7 0:01 Jung Yakyong (1762-1836) writes in his book, Abanggangyuko, "As Buyeo destroyed Koguryeo copied Buyeo foundation my and even stealed the title Dongmyong, which were considered extremely holy and auspicious ; Recording Jumong as Dongmyong is badly wrong." 0:33 There was another reason that Koguryeo borrowed its foundation myth and the imperial title Dongmyong from Buyeo. One of the reasons Koguryeo borrowed the Buyeo foundation myth came from a wrosening relationship between Koguryeo and Baekje around this time. The worse the relationship between the two Buyeo descendants, the stronger each of them claimed itself to be a legitimate successor to Buyeo around this time. 1:08 The record that Baekje had built Dongmyong temple and had had an ancestral rites ceremony to worship Dongmyong from the beginning of Baekje (the reign of Onjo, frounder of Baekje) in the section of Onjo Baekje in [Samguksagi] shows that Baekje also had a strong sense that they are descendants of Buyeo. 1:38 As all the Buryeo related nations that branched from Buyeo such as north Buyeo and east Buyeo were all annexed into Koguryeo around this time, Baekje that was in a bad relationship with Koguryeo strongly claimed that Baekje was a legitimate successor to to Buyeo and that Buyeo was still alive, changing its name into South Buyeo in 538. 2:02 After losing the capital city (Seoul) to Koguryeo, Baekje transfered the capital from Seoul to Sabi and changed its name into south Buyeo. 2:50 .... + Informações

This video shows James Mayfield Smith telling the Afro-Cuban creation tale that provides imagery for the resource mapping process. James tells a version of the tale as told by storyteller David Gonzales, from his own ancestral roots. James gratefully uses this re-telling with Davids permission. This footage illustrates one of the ways that James uses story and imagery to anchor business consulting processes for clients, increasing interest and retention. You can view additional videos to see James facilitate the follow-up resource mapping session and marketing strategy small group work. James can be reached at jamesmayfieldsmith@gmail.com for questions about these tools.. + Informações

Michael Meade has studied myth, anthropology, history of religion, and cross-cultural rituals for over 35 years. His hypnotic and fiery storytelling, street savvy perceptiveness, and spellbinding interpretations of ancient myths and symbols are highly relevant to current culture. He has an unusual ability to distill and synthesize these disciplines, tapping into ancestral sources of wisdom, while connecting them to the stories of people today.. + Informações

Los indígenas Tikuna en su primera producción audiovisual. + Informações

Watch the full video at www.jungplatform.com The Light Inside Dark Times - Tales of Healing and Change Whether it be the fear of financial crisis or the uncertainties of climate change, the world has a more fearful and uncertain place. Yet, soul often awakens in the darkest hours as something deeper and wiser stirs within us. The soul is the light hidden inside the dark that secretly holds things together within each of us and within the world. Often when all seems lost, the things that are most essentially ours can be found again. Michael Meade is one of the greatest depth psychological teachers of our time, and his story telling ability is magical and profound. Mr. Meade has studied myth, anthropology, history of religion, and cross-cultural rituals for over 35 years. His interpretations of ancient myths and symbols are highly relevant to current culture. He has an unusual ability to distill and synthesize these disciplines, tapping into ancestral sources of wisdom, while connecting them to the stories of people today. He is an author, scholar, mythologist and storyteller and founder of a non-profit organization Mosaic Voices. Watch the full video at www.jungplatform.com. + Informações