Hrólf Kraki is one of the greatest Danish kings of the Scylding lineage. This is the 13th part of the story about him, the people around him and the many adventures they experienced. Halga SeaKing was the youngest of Halfdan's three children, but by far the largest, the strongest and the most influential. As a child, he and his brother Hróar escaped and lived in hiding from their uncle Ingjald, but when Halga was 13, they killed Ingjald and became kings of Denmark. Hróar became land-king while Halga became sea-king and won many battles. Halga was a great warrior and often went on expeditions both near and far, which gave him a mighty reputation and great wealth. After living as a sea-king for many years, he settled in the Scylding royal court Lejre and continued his life as a land-king. After a few years, his brother Hróarr sought him out and gave up his part of the kingdom. From then on, Halga was the sole king of Denmark. Halga SeaKing won back Jutland from the Saxons, whom he liked beating on accation. He killed the Swedish king Hodbrod, for which he was nicknamed Halga Hodbrodsbane. And he went on victorious campaigns to Russia. He was a mighty king and his career was magnificent... on a personal level, however, life became increasingly complicated for Halga. Source: Hrólfs saga kraka ok kappa hans, Saxo Ill.: The Scylding lineage, BFB

The Norse tradition versus black book magic: Each tradition focuses on different aspects. When practicing within a specific tradition, it is crucial to follow its rules. If you choose to practice another, you must respect its guidelines, and it is generally best not to mix the two. Where these traditions cannot be integrated, it is wise not to force a blend. You must thoroughly understand both mythologies and be able to discern where they align and where they clearly do not. The Norse tradition and black book magic rest on entirely different principles. The Norse tradition is the tradition of free individuals, a tradition of warriors who were never subjugated. In contrast, black book magic is rooted in Christianity. It is a fusion of Christianity and paganism, but more specifically, it represents the darker aspects of Christianity. At its core, black book magic remains a form of Christianity, albeit its underground, shadow side. Because it is based on Judeo-Christianity, it stands in direct opposition to the Norse tradition. https://youtu.be/UmGxOGo8Ugw?si=T0TMfVPA7lgzKUMZ

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The runes will help you understand the place within yourself, the ancient place, that is designated for connection with your god—the force that once separated a part of itself to give rise to your consciousness. Ksenia Menshikova “Runes: A Warrior’s Weapon”

THE LONE VIKING AT STAMFORD BRIDGE (NORSE) The lone Viking was an unnamed berserker warrior who is remembered in the Viking sagas for his impressive last stand at the Battle of Stamford Bridge, between the Norwegian Vikings led by Harald Hardrada and the English army of Harold Godwinson. Taking place during the Viking invasion of England, Harald and his vikings were suddenly attacked by a large army led by Harold in an effort to free York from the occupation of the Vikings. Left unarmed and unprepared, Harald tried to regroup his surprised army and retreat back to form a defensive line. As they fall back, the only barrier standing between the English and the unprepared Vikings was a small wooden bridge. Unfortunately for the English, Harald sent his berserker to guard that bridge and buy Harald time to arm and ready his army. Filled with bloodlust by drinking his potion and praying to Odin, the berserker took on the whole English army only by himself (which numbered 15,000). The English charged the Viking to gain access to Harald Hadrada, but the berserker killed many of them with his great axe and sword. He held the bridge for a considerable amount of time, and killed over 40 English soldier single-handedly. The berserker however, finally succumbed to the English when a soldier rowed to the bottom of the bridge, and stabbed the viking in the groin, mortally wounding him. The Vikings were soon defeated when the English poured into their position. His sacrifice was in vain, as Harald Hadrada and many of his vikings were soon slain afterwards, marking the end of the Viking Age. https://hubpages.com/education/The-Lone-Viking-Warrior-on-Stamford-Bridge https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Stamford_Bridge

Runes are the legacy of the Northern tradition. Along with the runes, a deep pagan quality of honesty and inner strength will awaken, as well as the ability to perceive reality as clearly as one's own flesh, and, consequently, a careful and attentive attitude toward everything that surrounds you. Ksenia Menshikova “Runes: A Warrior’s Weapon” Available on Amazon

Everyone who passes through the Futhark notes an unprecedented increase in inner strength and power of consciousness. The confidence in feeling oneself, confidence in one's capabilities, is the least that runes give, but such feelings are natural, as these are the feelings of a warrior. Ksenia Menshikova

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Q: I’m a beginner, with about three and a half months of meditation practice. I chose to create a protection formula using Thor’s Hammer on an oak slab, with the rune Algiz on the back. I performed the ritual with the incantation for one year, following the guidance and examples provided in the video. Am I rushing into using runes without fully understanding them first? A:I want to reassure you that everything I share on the official YouTube channel, including specific formulas and practices, is safe and will not cause harm. At the Rune Department, we study hundreds of formulas and runic staves. I only share those that will definitely bring benefit, even for those who are new to runes, including Christians, Muslims, and others from the Abrahamic faiths. In fact, these practices will make anyone who uses them, whether man or woman, more empowered, regardless of their faith—be it Christian, atheist, or any other religion. They will be even more effective for pagans, and those who celebrate pagan holidays will experience a strong effect. This stave is not just for protection; it also empowers you to become a protector for yourself and others. Over time, it will help shift certain aspects of your consciousness that prevent you from fully embracing your true self. The stave is intended for those who need a form of "support," something to remind them they are a warrior. It is also essential for maintaining a constant connection with the god Thor. Ksenia Menshikova