Haribol

Perhaps this piece of art and heart can open the heart of the senior bums to Eminem (soundtrack of my childhood) and AI:

Sing the name of god : ) Reason I went for it, is because I believe that music, glow and inspiration is the most fun and effective way to spread the good news.

Could I change to Haribol, please

Could you expand a little on the binding and unbinding aspect, please? On Odin: The name gandalf from lotr is taken from Voluspa (prophecy of the seers). Gandalf start outs as Gandalf the grey. Not to different Odin, the wanderer with a stick on a constant search for wisdom. There was no thing he was not willing to sacrifice for wisdom and protection of is kin. After Gandalv the grey died to Balrog, he was reborn as Gandalv the white. Pre-reformarion, we norsemen referred to Christ as «hvite-krist». Odin to sacrificed himself to himself: Odins quest for the runes @Nungali thanks a lot, I’ll get back to you after reading it : )

is this a form of kundalini?

So, fellow bums. A friend of mine created and host podcasts (isckon Oslo on YouTube if anyone is interested), mainly focusing on the Vedic tradition. He wants to create one on kundalini, and asked if had any thoughts on what we may bring up. I don’t, as I hardly have any idea what kundalini even is, but I suspect many of you know a lot on the subject! One interesting aspect, I think, would be to find and compare it with similar processes and experiences outside of indovedic tradition, as I assume that it is pretty universal? Any thoughts on this, on anything else or perhaps questions that could be brought up on the podcast? Thank you

Even more synchronicity, I was about to throw Odin and Toth into the mix as well, but was a little a out of my depth. But Odin is the god of the runes (magic/mysteries), a shamanic figure (his name means divine/inspired fury or something along those lines) and is the god of the berserkers/werewolfes and kings. The amount of European nobles that thraced their lineage to Odin during medival times, is countless. He also has two brothers, Villi and Ve (Will and the sacred/temple), so perhaps there is som alchemy going on here. Yet another curiousity, I’ve recently developed a great friendship with a pilgrim and archeologist named Bård. If you look in to the etymology of that word, it is the same as boundary and to bind (as in binding the ingroup together). That bind and boundary are so closely related, seems paradoxical to quite a few, I think. It once did for me, as well. But now it makes perfect sense: a nation without a border is not a nation. Ofc, if you have eyes to see and hears to hear, everyone is welcome. But if there are werewolves running around I’ll lock my door… I’ll make an exception for Proffesor Lupin tho. If he has taken is elixir, that is.

Wondering to put this here on in the Christian forum, but since Paul said it perfectly, and there is nothing to substract or add to it, I’ll just share it here: https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=1 Corinthians 13&version=NIV

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I dont know who you are, or how you work, but I do know you deserve a thank you, my beloved bums 🪷

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