Thunder Wizard - Teutonic Shamanism

In this episode I explore the concept of the Teutonic tribes as "barbarians." the modern Western world believes that it is founded on classical and near east concepts. But, the reality is, after the fall of Rome, the European continent was drastically transformed by the Teutonic tribes that migrated from northern Europe. It was the Teutons, saxons, franks and Goths who revived the Roman culture. These Teutonic tribes replaced their ancestral memories with that of Rome, Greece and Israel. In this episode, I will (ramblingly and rantingly) explore and challenge our accepted historical view of the middle ages and the real influence of the Teutonic people on the modern world. We will also look at the Saxon immigration to Brittania and the real reason for the birth of the Viking Culture...

In this episode, I narrate and comment on the second half of the Lay of Allwise.

In this episode, I narrate and comment on the second half of the Lay of Allwise.

In this episode, I narrate and give my understanding of the first half of "The Lay of Allwise." Allwise is a dwarf who also represents the earthly human aspect of our subconscious manifestive nature. Our magical nature as manifestors of our thoughts comes from our innate dwarf powers located "under the earth" which means below our waking consciousness. Dwarves are not little gnome like creatures with red hats. Dwarves are identical to humans except that they do not possess a divine spiritual nature. In this myth we look at the power of dwarves as shamans. They are very powerful magicians who create the manifested Universe. Aside from Odin, Dwarves are able to travel to all the nine worlds. In this lay, Allwise tells of what he has learned from all the different inhabitants of the nine worlds of Yggdrassil - the Teutonic World Tree.

In this episode, I narrate and give my understanding of the first half of "The Lay of Allwise." Allwise is a dwarf who also represents the earthly human aspect of our subconscious manifestive nature. Our magical nature as manifestors of our thoughts comes from our innate dwarf powers located "under the earth" which means below our waking consciousness. Dwarves are not little gnome like creatures with red hats. Dwarves are identical to humans except that they do not possess a divine spiritual nature. In this myth we look at the power of dwarves as shamans. They are very powerful magicians who create the manifested Universe. Aside from Odin, Dwarves are able to travel to all the nine worlds. In this lay, Allwise tells of what he has learned from all the different inhabitants of the nine worlds of Yggdrassil - the Teutonic World Tree.

In this episode, I discuss the the second eight of the Elder Futhark from a slightly different perspective. The sequence of the first eight teaches pre-historic Teutonic principles of physical fulfillment. The sequence of the second eight teaches pre-historic Teutonic principles of Emotional/Mental/Psychological fulfillment.

In this episode, I discuss the the second eight of the Elder Futhark from a slightly different perspective. The sequence of the first eight teaches pre-historic Teutonic principles of physical fulfillment. The sequence of the second eight teaches pre-historic Teutonic principles of Emotional/Mental/Psychological fulfillment.

In this episode, I examine the runes from the stone-age perspective. In my opinion, the Rune sounds are a very ancient oral tradition that teach us how to survive and prosper on all levels. The first Eight Runes taught pre-historic Teutons how to survive and prosper in the physical realm. By looking at the first eight of the Elder Futhark, we can get a glimpse of what concepts, things and values were most important to our pre-historic European ancestors.

In this episode, I examine the runes from the stone-age perspective. In my opinion, the Rune sounds are a very ancient oral tradition that teach us how to survive and prosper on all levels. The first Eight Runes taught pre-historic Teutons how to survive and prosper in the physical realm. By looking at the first eight of the Elder Futhark, we can get a glimpse of what concepts, things and values were most important to our pre-historic European ancestors.

According to Roman historians, the Teutonic tribes claim to have descended from the first human named Mannuz. Mannuz was the son of the Sky god Tiw and the Earth mother goddess. In this episode, we research the genetic and linguistic evidence to determine who Mannuz, the first Teuton, really was....

According to Roman historians, the Teutonic tribes claim to have descended from the first human named Mannuz. Mannuz was the son of the Sky god Tiw and the Earth mother goddess. In this episode, we research the genetic and linguistic evidence to determine who Mannuz, the first Teuton, really was....

Loki is known as the trickster. He is the one who will lead the forces of entropy at the end of world called Ragnarok. But, Loki is also the force of evolution. Without destruction, there can be no new life. In fact, the Teutonic gods all have their powers because of Loki's "mischief." In this episode, I will look at the Norse myth "Loki's Disputes" and look beneath the surface as to what Loki's real purpose is when he creates mischief.

Loki is known as the trickster. He is the one who will lead the forces of entropy at the end of world called Ragnarok. But, Loki is also the force of evolution. Without destruction, there can be no new life. In fact, the Teutonic gods all have their powers because of Loki's "mischief." In this episode, I will look at the Norse myth "Loki's Disputes" and look beneath the surface as to what Loki's real purpose is when he creates mischief.

www.ThunderWizard.com In this second episode, I will teach the first step of Teutonic Shamanism which is understanding the nine worlds of Yggdrassil and where to place each world in the 8 sided "Sleipnir" or sacred circle. And as usual the occasional tangential ranting...

www.ThunderWizard.com In this second episode, I will teach the first step of Teutonic Shamanism which is understanding the nine worlds of Yggdrassil and where to place each world in the 8 sided "Sleipnir" or sacred circle. And as usual the occasional tangential ranting...