Heilung | Anoana [Official Video]

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  @Heilung · 4 years ago · pinned

  We are touring! USA, Canada and Europe get your tickets here: <a href="https://www.amplifiedhistorytour.com/">https://www.amplifiedhistorytour.com/</a>

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  @snowlothar45 · 4 years ago

  My wife and I would spend hours watching your performances together. She passed away 3 months ago, but I feel her sharing this new wonder with me. Thank You.

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  @envios4692 · 3 years ago (edited)

  My little boy is autistic. Sometimes its difficult and hard to communicate with him, but since I once played this song to him and sang trying to replicate the chorus, every time I play it, he looks at me with a big smile waiting for me to sing or singing it by himself. He doesn´t need to tell me anything then, I just have to look him in the eye because words are not necessary. Thank you.

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  @morganbarnes4656 · 4 years ago

  Hi: The lyrics for this piece are mainly taken from bracteates: golden, circular coins or amulets found in Northern Europe that date from the 4th to 7th centuries CE. They are often fitted with a decorated rim and loop, which indicates that they were meant to be worn and perhaps provide protection, fulfil wishes or for divination. <br>The bracteates feature a very significant iconography influenced by Roman coinage. They were predominantly made from Roman gold, which was given to the North Germanic peoples as peace money. <br> <br> &nbsp; &nbsp;In Anoana, the listener has the chance to delve into a collection of likely encoded spells from the Migration Period and get a touch of magic from the Dark Ages. <br>The intention of the piece is to playfully reconnect to an incantational language of a period where the North was richer in gold than any other region. Our forefathers presumably enjoyed a time of great prosperity and it may make us rethink how dark these ages real <br> <br> &nbsp; &nbsp;Above the sign on the womb of the giving birth mother is probably a painted version of Ægirs Hjelm/Aegishjalmur/Ægishjálmr (&quot;Ægir&apos;s Helmet&quot;), which is a symbol described in the Poetic Edda as a symbol of ultimate protection, physical, mental and spiritual referred to as protection against all kinds of fear &quot;Ægir/Ægi&quot; means &quot;Sea&quot; in both dialects of Old Norse and is also the name of the personification of the sea. &quot;Ægir&apos;s Gate&quot;, describes the eddies that drag ships to the bottom of the sea. Ægir / Ægi has often been described as an old man with a long white beard, and to see him standing still in the water was a bad omen, as he surfaced to drag people and ships to the bottom of the ocean. Ægirs Hjelm is described in the Poetic Edda in a stanza with a shape-shifting dragon, Fafner, whose blood is poisonous. The dragon guards a treasure and, with the help of Ægirs Hjelm&apos;s spell, is invincible. In The Galdrabók, the symbol is also described as something &quot;you wear on your forehead, between your eyebrows&quot;). &nbsp;In any case, this must be taken with tweezers since it may be wrong. <br> <br> &nbsp; &nbsp;About the solar eclipse perhaps these images would be connected with the symbol of the black sun. For the ancients, the sun was the source of life, as it provided them with heat and energy. The lack of him was just the opposite. For the ancient peoples, it seems that the periodicity and continuity of day and night made us think not only of the existence of 1 sun, but of two suns, one bright and luminous and the other black. One represented life and the other death. This could be translated as the balance between light and dark and its connection to the world of the dead and the living. In it, the dawn of the day was interpreted as the rebirth of life and its renewal. That is why eclipses were so important for all primitive and ancient cultures: When the sun disappeared in broad daylight, they predicted that eclipses would bring about great changes, or that even in the worst case, the world could come to an end. <br> <br> <br>This is the original letter: <br> <br>[María] <br> <br> &nbsp; &nbsp;Athilr Rikithir Ai Eril idi Uha Ijalh <br> <br> &nbsp; &nbsp;Fahd Tiade Elifi An It <br> <br> &nbsp; &nbsp;Athilr Rikithir Ai Landawariar Año Ana <br> <br> &nbsp; &nbsp;Fahd Tiade Elifi An It <br> <br> &nbsp; &nbsp;Aelwao Ano Ana Tuwa Tuwa <br> <br> &nbsp; &nbsp;Tau Liu Ano Ana Tuwa Tuwa <br> <br>[Kai] <br> <br> &nbsp; &nbsp;UL FOS LAU LAL GWUL PED <br> <br> &nbsp; &nbsp;UL ULD AUL LEI ELw ATH <br> <br> &nbsp; &nbsp;RET LAE TyS Otro REI GUI <br> <br> &nbsp; &nbsp;AU AU LA OA SEJS ZUL <br> <br> &nbsp; &nbsp;AU AL HaR HaS Ka TIL <br> <br> &nbsp; &nbsp;AZ Ha IR EL UNOZ LEIT <br> <br> &nbsp; &nbsp;Una DZ GUI UI THUL UHNG <br> <br> &nbsp; &nbsp;Ur OI WHUG DIT La La <br> <br> &nbsp; &nbsp;LIH LaL Ur USK GLa Jue <br> <br> &nbsp; &nbsp;LAL La La La TLG Jue <br> <br> &nbsp; &nbsp;TiL Ur Ur Ur Ur Gel <br> <br> &nbsp; &nbsp;THuL So Oth LAU IA TyL <br> <br> &nbsp; &nbsp;LI RAI WUI IL DAI TU <br> <br> &nbsp; &nbsp;Han UTH A IUr EL AL <br> <br> &nbsp; &nbsp;Dan An ERUI AL EIZ <br> <br> &nbsp; &nbsp;An RA TIU An KU AK <br> <br>The language is proto-norse. The language that the people living in scandinavia during the migration periode spoke in.Pre-viking era. <br> <br> &nbsp; &nbsp;About the Heilung costumes we can affirm the following: Kai Uwe Faust&apos;s tunic includes elements of the original peoples of Eurasia from the Stone Age to the end of the Iron Age; the helmet is based on a historical model from about 9000 years ago. Maria Franz&apos;s dress takes various types of Viking attire, being added by the singer several ornamental strips of the mane of a white horse. Her headdress is Siberian. Christopher Juu, meanwhile, wears historically correct Viking clothing.

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  @Hyumanity · 2 years ago

  Oh my, I&apos;m not sure why I&apos;m tearing up... I&apos;m Asian... but I think and feel it&apos;s because I know our roots go deeper than our appearance...

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  @DamascusVT · 4 years ago (edited)

  Do we still remember the taste of rain in the autumn? The warmth of fire in winter&apos;s woods? The world has changed, but we have not. The memories are buried deep within. Memories of mountains, fields, and rivers, of the earth as it once was, connecting all of mankind. Memories waiting to be found again.<br><br>Edit: Ahhh thank you for all your nice comments, y&apos;all are too kind! This song really got into my soul when I was feeling really down, and I&apos;m glad so many feel the same.

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  @spectre0351 · 4 years ago

  I don&apos;t always listen to Heilung, but when I do ….. SO DO THE NEIGHBOURS!!!!!

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  @vynnelson1899 · 4 years ago (edited)

  As a native American; Navajo, I feel a connection with the drum and the chant entirely. I had this song on repeat all day and I love it. It triggers something inside that makes me wanna dance to it. Can&apos;t get enough of it. 🤘

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  @darkwispny73625 · 7 hours ago

  I was listening to this song all day yesterday and it drew me into such a beautiful scene... <br><br>It echoed this music video in a sense. I saw a woman giving birth with her head in her husbands lap. She was looking up at him and him looking down at her. He was holding her hands while hers gripped the earth. Roots were intertwining in their fingers and their baby was born. Happy, healthy and innocent... <br><br>Later that night, my sister and her husband told me she was pregnant.. I burst into tears. The wife and husband I saw were them...<br><br>I have loved Heilung for years. Never before have I ever experienced something like this, while listening to any song of any type. Heilung is such an underated and precious group, connecting to the human spirit that seems to be lost more and more as humanity moves forward into sterility. Treasure nature, your loved ones and importantly, treasure yourself.

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  @morganauther2870 · 4 years ago

  Im&apos; not Nordic or Celtic; i live across the world in México, but i feel a very deep conection with the mistery and the magic you show in your work. It is the same feeling we Mexicans have in our deep culture. Really love your videos.

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  @josteinbergseth8374 · 2 years ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SVbc_Fwbt50&amp;t=140">2:20</a> For those wondering where this is. it is on an island in the northern part of Norway, the island is called Andøya. And the exact spot this was filmed on is called Høyvika, just below Måtind. One of many hidden gems up north. I live on the island and i had no idea that Heilung has been here shooting for there music video. Awesome! =)

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  @dextermorgan4934 · 4 years ago

  Am I the only one crying, thinking humanity got it all wrong? Thank you for being my link to earth.

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