Friend, did you forget anything?
f*ck! *****
Unloads balloons and boxes from his car. Then throws everything on the roadside.
And she does not suspect that she is filming.
an address has been found in the receipt box.
- Give her a sticker!
- We will turn garbage
- And we will hand over a certificate that she is no longer rubbish
Found her at work at a school in Moscow
- Problems? (bull)
This man is a teacher of physical education at school
Do you want problems? - There will be problems
Vitalii threatened to break all the hands for a few minutes
And then threw the garbage himself.
Take your garbage!
These people throw garbage on the road
I have video from the DVR
Here is their rubbish
they ate the MсD0nalds
and threw garbage
Take away the phone
I break it
I'll also filming you - you threw garbage I have a video
Tell me why you threw the trash?
And why did you get caught up with me?
because I have a video
does not shoot videos anymore. Show video
I did not throw garbage - I have a video
take away your garbage
delete video now
There is an urn. What to throw garbage on the road?
Pick up your trash
Pick up your trash!!!
take it yourself
Remember these people!
Because they throw garbage on the roadside
Now I will close you in the trunk of the car
(laugh) Do It!
Guys, I will present this video on youtube
delete this video
Take away the rubbish
delete
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The Check In: Stephen Miller's Anti-Immigrant Policies - Duration: 7:04.
As news coverage has been dominated by the chaos
in the Senate and the White House,
one senior official in the Trump administration
has been quietly getting away
with implementing immigration policies
that could change the very fabric of our society.
This is "The Check-In."
[ Cheers and applause ]
[ Ding, ding ]
From anonymous op-eds to books detailing the horrors
of working in the Trump administration,
we're led to believe that pretty much everyone in the White House
is miserable, but that's not the case for everyone.
Because you might remember Trump's senior policy adviser,
Stephen Miller, right?
[ Thunder crashes ]
[ Laughter ]
Miller is the architect
of everything from the Muslim travel ban
to separating children from their parents at the border.
Now, Miller has been avoiding TV cameras lately,
but when he first got into the White House,
he wasn't shy about publicly defending
his horrendous views on immigration.
And just watch him put the "offensive" in charm offensive.
-In the end, the powers of the President of the United States
will be reaffirmed,
and the whole world will see clearly and unmistakably,
and it's a message I want the world to hear today,
that this country will protect its borders.
I would happen to know better than you would, Jake,
about how the travel ban was written.
And I just want to say...
Jim, that is one of the most outrageous, insulting,
ignorant, and foolish things you've ever said.
-Man, imagine being that fired up about deporting people.
"Jim, I would fight you right now if I weren't rock-hard
and forced to stand behind this podium!"
[ Laughter ]
But getting off on publicly attacking illegal immigrants
wasn't enough for Miller.
He's now more quietly going after legal immigrants, as well.
Miller was behind an egregious new proposal
that would make it more difficult for legal immigrants
who have used any kind of public assistance --
things like food stamps or housing vouchers --
to get a green card or obtain citizenship in the U.S.
This has already resulted in some immigrants
turning down government help to buy infant formula
and healthy food for their young children.
Although, if you listen to Fox News,
this whole thing isn't Trump's fault at all.
-It says that immigrants are already turning down
government subsidies to help buy staple foods and infant formula
for fear that it could bar them from receiving a green card.
Is that something that's really happening?
Or is that not true?
-If it's happening, it's happening, because, again,
the far-left media is misinforming the American people.
They want people to panic.
They want the American people to think this president
is racist and he's against poor people.
-The left doesn't exactly
have to do anything to make Trump sound more racist.
"Okay, guys, he called for the execution
of the Central Park Five,
he was sued for not renting to black people,
he called NFL players sons of bitches,
but America still thinks he's a one-man Benetton ad,
so...any ideas?"
But that's why Trump gets along so well
with people like Stephen Miller,
because they're both racist and hate poor people,
especially the most vulnerable people in the world,
like refugees.
Just a few weeks ago, the administration said
they would be limiting the number of refugees
the United States would accept next year to a mere 30,000,
which is a record low.
And, of course, Miller had his tentacles
all over this decision, as well.
-The Trump administration plans to slash
the number of refugees allowed into the U.S.
to just 30,000...
at a time when the U.N. is saying the crisis of refugees,
the surge in the number of refugees around the world
is unprecedented.
-It is considered a really egregious setback
in terms of national security and foreign policy.
-If Secretary Mattis and Secretary Pompeo
aren't driving the policy, who is?
-Stephen Miller. He's 33 years old.
I'm sorry. -No, no.
[ Laughter ]
-No, it is hilarious that that guy is 33.
[ Laughter ]
Even his hair doesn't want to be associated with him.
[ Laughter ]
Now, whether it comes to limiting...
whether it comes to limiting the number of refugees
or installing a zero-tolerance policy
for immigrants crossing the border,
Miller and the administration are defending
these misguided policies by claiming
that they're focused on putting Americans first.
So, how's that going?
-Cancer research is taking a hit because of immigration costs.
CNN is reporting the Trump administration
is moving $260 million
from cancer research, HIV/Aids, and other programs
to cover the cost of housing
undocumented immigrant children in custody.
New policies of holding kids longer and reuniting them later
are one of the reasons for the move.
-So, in order to pay for detention camps for children,
we're cutting back on cancer research.
Now, you may be asking yourself,
"Why couldn't they take the money from somewhere else?"
Well, it's difficult to make that decision
because President Trump just has
too many good ideas that need funding.
-What are we going to do? Space Force!
[ Laughter ]
So, how is Trump's favorite ghoul, Stephen Miller,
able to get away with his takeover of immigration policy?
Current and former administration officials say
Miller has been blocking opponents from key meetings,
restricting the flow of information
and inserting his allies in key positions.
"Stephen just had this aura about him.
People realized at that point this guy, Stephen,
is the president of immigration."
I don't think that's an aura around Stephen Miller.
It's just the formaldehyde evaporating.
[ Laughter ]
And things have gotten so bad
that Miller's own childhood rabbi
is now warning people about Miller's immigration policies.
-The West L.A. childhood rabbi
of presidential aide Stephen Miller
is blasting his former student
for supporting the Trump immigration agenda.
Rabbi Neil Comess-Daniels lashed out during his sermon
in Santa Monica marking the Jewish new year.
-There were groans when Rabbi Comess-Daniels
began his sermon reading a letter to Stephen Miller.
-To Stephen Miller...
[ Congregation groans ]
...senior advisor to the President.
It's completely untenable.
It is not ethical.
Um, and it's cruel.
-To be fair, those two have been at odds since the bris.
-"Rabbi, stop! That's his head!"
[ Laughter ]
Even Miller's own uncle has come out publicly
to draw attention to how hypocritical and heinous
Miller's views on immigration are.
-Our family history is entirely dependent upon the fact
that our family was able to escape from a terrible situation
in what is now the country of Belarus.
Put it simply, had we not been able to enter America
when we did, Stephen Miller would never exist.
-That's right. Stephen Miller is a descendant of immigrants.
Not just immigrants, but refugees.
I don't know what kind of brain disease
causes that level of self-hatred,
but we've probably diverted money from it
to pay for detention camps for children.
This has been "The Check-In."
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Queer Eye's Jonathan Helped Claire Foy Get into the Emmys Afterparty After Her Win - Duration: 5:33.
-Fist of all, congratulations on winning the Emmy.
-Thank you.
[ Cheers and applause ]
-Now, you've won...
You're fantastic in "The Crown," but you know that.
I'm a fan.
You've won other awards.
What was it like winning an Emmy?
-Um...I was shocked.
-You were? -Yeah.
-Yeah. -I was out of the loop.
'Cause we finished shooting "The Crown"
about a year and a half ago.
And I love Sandra Oh.
And so, as far as I was concerned, that was it.
I was just having a night off.
-[ Laughs ] Yeah. -And then, I didn't.
And I wasn't prepared, and I just "Blah. Blah."
-Really? You didn't like your speech?
-[ Stammers ]
I just remember going up to Sarah Paulson and saying,
"This wasn't supposed to happen."
And she was going, "Mm-hmm."
-[ Laughs ]
-I was, like, looking to her for help.
-But then, didn't you, like, go to the afterparty
and you had trouble getting into the afterparty, too?
-I didn't have trouble. I didn't get in.
[ Laughter ]
-Were you holding your Emmy?
-I was mortified. I was like, "Oh, God."
-But you were holding your Emmy.
-I was, yeah. -And they wouldn't let you in to the party.
-Nope. Even then. -Oh, my...
-Even then, they didn't let me in.
-Didn't anyone stick up for you?
-Yeah. Jonathan Van Ness.
-[ Gasps ] One of the guys from "Queer Eye"?
-Yeah. -Oh, I love Jonathan Van Ness.
-I know. -And I love his new move.
-He was wearing pretty much what I'm wearing this evening.
-[ Laughs ]
-He was, yeah, my knight in a white suit.
-Really? He saved you and got...
Did he get you in, or no?
-Well, when he got me in, I made it a point of principle.
I was like, "Thank you, Jonathan,
but I am waiting until I've got the tickets,
and I'm gonna do this properly,"
which is ridiculous.
And he was like, "Oh. Okay."
-Last time you were here, we talked about Springsteen,
and how we're both fans of Bruce Springsteen.
I don't know if you guys have seen the show on Broadway.
I haven't yet. I haven't seen it yet.
But you were going to see it. How was it?
-So...
[ Laughter ]
-You're kidding. They didn't let you in?
-No. I did a really, really --
[ Laughs ] -Did Jonathan Van Ness...
You got to get the guys from "Queer Eye"
to follow you around and save you.
-[ Laughs ] Oh, God.
No. [ Stammers ]
I don't know what came over me, but I was sat --
my dad flew over from the UK to go and see it.
And I was sat at dinner before going with my --
the river jumper, ready to go.
And my mom was there, and I was like --
my mother and father are divorced.
But they are the reason why I love Bruce Springsteen.
And before I even knew it, the words came out of my mouth.
It was just, "Mom, I think you should go."
And I went, "What are you saying?"
And she was like, "Oh, really? Is that okay?"
And I was like, "I really think it's the right thing to do."
And I have resented her ever since.
[ Laughter ]
-Did they enjoy it? -They loved it.
I mean, it was slightly weird,
'cause obviously, they're divorced.
But...
But they shared it together, and so, it was really lovely.
-What a nice daughter you are.
-I know. I mean, I'm really resentful about it.
-Yeah. You're very mad.
I want to talk about the movie.
-Okay. Good. Let's talk about that.
-Let's talk about "First Man."
First of all, how dreamy is Ryan Gosling?
[ Laughter ]
Have you ever worked with him before?
-Of course I haven't. No. -No. You have not.
Have you -- Did you meet him before this?
-Um...Yeah.
I auditioned for it, and then met him
within about 25 minutes. -[ Gasps ]
Wait, that fast? -Yeah. That fast. Yeah.
-Wait, so, you auditioned for Damien Chazelle?
-Yeah. Yeah. -Who's the director.
I love that guy. -I know. I love him.
-So, wait, you auditioned, and then, 25 minutes,
he goes, "I think you're the one"?
-Yeah. Well, he was like,
"Let's get some breakfast. Let's go meet Ryan."
And I was like, "This is perfectly normal.
Let's go and meet Ryan Gosling.
Let's go -- let's just go and do that.
I've just auditioned for you."
And I had to just pretend it was, like,
something I actually did with my life,
as opposed to just being completely...
It was just -- yeah.
-What did you have for breakfast?
-Um, I had pancakes.
-Really? -Yeah.
-Are you a pancakes person? -Oh, I am a pancake.
I love pancakes. -"I am a..." -- [ laughs ] --
"I am a pancake." -They are my favorite thing in the whole world.
Who invented them? Why do they exist?
They're the best thing ever. -They are pretty fantastic.
And how was it working with Damien?
-Oh, he's a genius. -He is brilliant.
-Yeah. -I loved "Whiplash."
I loved "La La Land." -Yeah.
And now, he's made this film, and I'm telling you,
not just 'cause I'm in it, it's an amazing, beautiful,
incredible film. -How does he do it?
They're three totally different films. -I don't know.
I don't know. He's just very clever.
-Can you explain what the film's about?
-It's about -- "First Man,"
which is the story about Neil Armstrong, and how --
It's not just about the moon landing,
but it's about his journey as a person
to getting to be that person
who was the first man to step off the ladder.
-And the struggles, too, that his family goes through, and...
-Mm-hmm. -It's fascinating.
-Yeah, it is fascinating.
-It's in theatres, but also in iMax,
and I recommend iMax 'cause it's the moon. Come on.
[ Laughter ]
It's space.
You're getting great reviews, and well-deserved.
I want to show a clip. Here's Claire Foy
and Ryan Gosling in "First Man."
Take a look at this.
-Pat doesn't have a husband.
Those kids...
they don't have a father anymore.
Do you understand what that means?
What are the chances that's gonna be Ricky and Mark?
And I... I can't tell them...
that their dad spent the last few minutes
packing his briefcase.
You're gonna sit them down -- both of them --
and you're gonna prepare them for the fact
that you might not ever come home.
You're doing that.
You.
Not me.
-Ooh.
[ Cheers and applause ]
Claire Foy, everybody.
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Mitch McConnell's Calendar, Stormy Daniels' Tell-All Book - Monologue - Duration: 3:41.
-Good evening. I'm Seth Meyers.
This is "Late Night." How is everybody doing tonight?
[ Cheers and applause ]
That is fantastic to hear.
In that case, let's get to the news.
Majority leader Mitch McConnell repeated today
that the Senate will vote on
Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh
this week because, damn it, it's on the calendar!
[ Laughter ]
President Trump tweeted today,
"The only reason to vote for a Democrat
is if you're tired of winning."
And nobody at the White House
is willing to tell him he misspelled "whining."
[ Laughter ]
A former classmate of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh
has come forward to dispute Kavanaugh's depiction
of his drinking habits, saying,
"There is an angry streak that comes out when Brett drinks."
Oh, we know. That guy cannot handle his water.
[ Laughter ]
According to a former Yale classmate,
Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh
once set off a bar fight in college
after confusing another patron
for the lead singer of the band UB40.
[ Laughter ]
And if you have any idea who that is, you also be 40.
[ Laughter ]
[ Cheers and applause ]
Adult-film star Stormy Daniels' tell-all book "Full Disclosure"
was released today,
which means somewhere in the White House,
President Trump is currently holding it wrong.
[ Laughter and applause ]
"Where -- Where are the pictures?
Why are the words sideways?"
[ Laughter ]
President Trump defended Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh
today and said it is,
"a very scary time for young men in America."
Adding, "you can be accused
before you prove your innocence."
Okay, but that's usually the order it goes in.
[ Laughter ]
If you call the police out of nowhere
and tell them you didn't murder your wife,
they're gonna send a car around.
[ Laughter ]
Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream recently helped a New York man
propose to his girlfriend in a grocery store
by creating a special label reading "Marry Me Mint,"
which was a pretty big f-you to all
the recently dumped people perusing the ice cream aisle.
[ Laughter ]
[ Audience aws ]
[ Laughter and applause ]
A bat was on the loose yesterday inside the Tennessee venue
where President Trump held a campaign rally.
But eventually, they convinced Hillary to put it down.
[ Laughter and applause ]
"She's got a bat!"
"Fox & Friends" host Steve Doocy
has come out with a new cookbook,
which includes White House press secretary
Sarah Huckabee Sanders' pecan pie recipe.
And I think we actually have a shot of it.
And finally, according to ESPN, the NBA will ban
Kanye West's new Adidas Yeezy basketball shoe,
because the material they're made out of is too reflective.
Not too reflective -- Kanye West.
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Cult of the Ancestors - Honouring the Dead - Duration: 52:13.
*ravens cawing*
*wind blowing*
*guitar music*
*melancholic music atmosphere*
*deep slow singing*
*dark atmosphere and music continues*
Hello my dear friends, how are you?
My name is Arith Härger and today I'm going to talk about the Cult of the Ancestors
Now, this is by far the longest video I've ever done
Just pretend you are in a class room, attending a lecture, or a documentary
Because this is such as extensive video
I have divided this into 4 parts
The first part is, what exactly are the ancestors? Why honouring them?
The 2nd part is about the Cult of the Ancestors
I will give you a couple of examples from other cultures and then I'll focus on the Germanic and Norse traditions, making comparisons
The 3rd part is about the concept of honouring the ancestors
And the 4th part and final is about how you can apply all of this information into modern heathenry
and the general approaches of heathenry towards the ancestors and a couple of easy activities you can do to honour your ancestors in modern times
Also, just one other quick point
This video was requested by one of my Patrons, Mr. Colin Paterson, thank you so much my dear friend
Don't worry, I won't waste time in explaining how you can become my patron and how you can request a video about a specific subject
I will leave down below in the description all you need to know about that
So with no more delay, let's get started my dear friends
Let's start by trying to understand what exactly are the ancestors in the Norse pagan view
In the Norse paganism there are many ways to come in contact and honour the dead
although the information about this specific cult can either be vague
or there are so many concepts, ideas and suppositions that it gets confusing
Honouring and worshipping the Ancestors was an important part in the religious life of the preChristian cultures
It wasn't something limited to Norse, Germanic and Celtic cultures
it was a very important practice in every pagan background
The dead remained in the community's collective memory long after they were gone
and their resting places served as landmarks to reinforce the continuation of their memory for ages to come
It was believed that in such places the dead resided and were able to apply blessings and advise upon the land and the people they left behind
The blessings upon the land were often in the form of fertility, which was greatly needed in every farming field
If we think about it, it's actually pretty obvious why this connection to fertility - the decaying of the body nourishing the earth
Take the case of the god Freyr himself
It is said he was once the King of the Swedes, and upon his death they buried him at Uppsala to ensure the continuation of the fertility of the land
For as long as he was there, there would always be peace and prosperity
Or take the case of King Halfdan, whose reign was one of peace and plenty, a very prosperous time
Upon his death many were those who wanted to bury him in the districts belonging to his domains to ensure good fortune
So they divided his body, literally, and buried him in different districts, and so everyone was happy to have his blessings all over the place
The cult of the Ancestors wasn't just a cult dedicated to mythical ancestors, such as gods, land spirits, or unknown family members
The cult was extended to all of the dead, especially the ones we met and saw them depart
In the Norse case, generally, the dead family members were buried in the farm
Sometimes in a single grave for one specific individual or a collective grave, burial mound
The ancestors were kept nearby because the main belief was that they did not actually die, they did not cease to live
and their spiritual forms remained
Death was seen as a passage to a new stage of existence, so people didn't simply ceased to exist
They would live underground, literally, and their tombs, burial mounds were the physical point used to contact with them
It was the boundary between two realities, the world of the living and the spiritual world
This is why in the Celtic culture burial mounds were seen as literally being gateways to the underworld
n prehistoric times, all the way to the Bronze Age and certain cultural pockets of the Iron Age
the underworld was literally the earth beneath our feet
The dead didn't go to some unreachable place, they were right here with us, which facilitated contacting with them
And why would we want to contact with the dead?
Because the dead were a source of wisdom
The type of dead-related pagan practices of our ancestors had a heavy percentage of what we could call, nowadays, as necromancy
Meaning, there was a lot of religious activities centred on the dead, working with the dead, spending time with the dead
and actually have physical proximity with the dead to the point of actually be in contact with them
This doesn't mean our ancestors were only focused on the dead and every religious activity was dedicated to the dead
No . . .
there were loads of religious activities in all sorts of fields and for different purposes, there was a balance
but without a doubt our ancestors were much more in contact with the dead then we do nowadays
which leads us to wrongly believe they were only concerned with the dead
The dead were not only a source of wisdom
but also a source of fertility and abundance
Developing healthy relationships with them,
honouring them, keeping them happy and sharing with them our experiences and keeping them present in our daily affairs,
helped to strengthen the bonds between the living and the dead family members
both in a material way and spiritually
The cult of the Ancestors did not belong to the Cult of the Gods
Certainly, in the Norse religious mind the gods were the ancestors of mankind
but when it comes to honouring, worshiping, venerating
the Gods are gods and the Ancestors are the Ancestors
In the life of the ancient pagans, honouring the dead wasn't of less importance then honouring the gods
If anything, archaeologically speaking, the further north you go in the European continent at least
the better you can perceive that in a lot of cases the cult of the ancestors was much more active and more frequent than the cult of any deity
Because the ancestors were the ones with a greater link to the living
they had been literally the people who created us, gave birth to us
and a very strong and direct link was maintained
And this is reflected on the idea of Fate and Destiny, Orlog and Wyrd
The past cannot be changed
We cannot change who gave birth to us, we cannot change the ancestral line of our people, and the past inevitably will affect our lives
We will always carry with us our ancestors, no matter how good or bad they were
they are part of our bloodline and that is an unbreakable connection
This is why the ancestors were much more praised then the gods
because family members were more likely to help you because they lived in and with you
The Ancestors, in the everyday life of the ancient pagans, were even more important than the gods themselves
It all goes down to this simple thought:
Who are the people who care more about you?
Your parents, grandparents, your children? or the king, queen, president of your country?
This same thought was applied to the relationship our pagan ancestors had with the spiritual world
There are those in it who care more about you than the others
We are all aware that we have come here into this world because of our Ancestors, and we would not even exist without them
But the worship of the Ancestors was not just for our own gain, our own private wishes, and solely for our own benefit
The cult of the Ancestors was about exchanging something with them
Practically the same thing as with the gods
We give something and they give something else back to us
Exchange of gifts to strengthen the bounds of friendship and it's beneficial for both sides
This is when we have to enter in the complex understanding of the spiritual-self
which I will make a video solely about it, the parts of the self
but for now suffice to say that we give to our ancestors what is called the mægen, and they give it back
It is the strength, the force, power, vitality, our own essence given to the ancestors and they give their mægen to us
because it's with that force, that ancestral essence that we gain enthusiasm and strength to do what we must do to survive in this world
It is a circle created between us and the spirits
and this circle maintains the stability of your family, kindred, clan or tribe
So it's not about asking for money, for a love relationship, for a house, a car, whatever
It's about asking for the force that will allow you to be physically and spiritually ready to do all it takes to get what you desire
You are asking for enthusiasm, for something that will influence your luck
for something that will empower you to become what you need to be in order to achieve all your goals, all your purposes in life
So this is what the ancestors are, spiritual entities from whom we can receive something in return for what we can give to them
They are not just memories, distant shadows of the past in some corner of our minds which falls into forgetfulness with the passing of the ages
The Cult of the Ancestors is much more than just thinking about them
They are individuals on a different stage of existence, on another reality
We are as much ghosts to them as they are to us
We are just on different spaces, but what we have in common is both existence and a link to bloodline
The Cult of the Ancestors is to give both a physical and spiritual space to our ancestors
a space in our house, and a space in our thought dedicated to them
It's keeping them close
Each one of us has one or more Ancestors who accompany us throughout life and protect us
which is often call ættarfylgja, some ancestors who follows us through life and is directly attached to our spiritual-self
To the Norse pagans there was a clear relationship between the self and the various spiritual beings that are part of the self's essence
The paganism of our ancestors had no sense of individual spirit, or no sense of duality of the self, a body and a soul
There were many parts of the self
and being aware of these parts and maintaining a close relationship with them just strengthens our relationship with the spiritual world
In the Cult of the Ancestors, people would leave offerings of food and drink that appealed to the dead
People would invoke them, tell them stories
he relationship with the dead was much like the relationships between the living
This entire cult around the ancestors was to show respect and devotion to those who came before us
Understanding that there is no barrier between life and death is an essential part of the pagan spiritual understanding
Now let's move on to the second part of this video: The Cult of the Ancestors
Many ancient cultures worshipped, honoured, maintain contact of some sort with the ancestors
but as I've said, it wasn't about venerating all the dead; only those who have reasons to worry about us and are interested in helping
In a variety of cultures we have the custom to venerate our ancestors, not necessarily as gods
although in some cultures the dead were venerated absolutely as divinities, or as beings very close to the category of the divine
that somehow achieved divinity through their deeds while in life or in death
The Cult of the Ancestors is something highly adopted by almost every culture because if we think about it,
of all the mythological and folklore beings, our dead ancestors are the ones we can say with 100% certainty that they actually existed
So even for the most sceptic the Cult of the Ancestors is more likely for them to accept than the cult of any deity or other spiritual entities
But of course you must believe in the existence of another reality beyond this one, or at the very least life after death
Let's take a look at a couple of examples
Among the ancient Greeks and Romans, even before the creation of the Greco-Roman gods we know of -
before the Classical deities gained anthropomorphic shapes -
there was the family cult, the domestic worship:
the worshipping of the ancestors centred in the house, the sacred fire held within the property
keeping the fire alive and active as a source of light but also as a source of energy provided by the dead ancestors
A great feast was offered
The meal cooked in the sacred fire, and left near the tomb of the ancestor
A sacred feast only done by the relatives of the deceased - those who belonged to his domestic cult
In Rome, this cult gave rise to the cult of the Lares
often confused with the Penates (ancestral gods, associated with the sacred fire and the home) and with the Manes (ancestral spirits)
The Lares were guardian deities of the hearth-fire, the home and domestic affairs
also associated with plenty and harmony within the domestic boundaries
The Lares, much like the Germanic matronae, could be guardians of both the domestic area and of a neighbourhood
and even of the city, crossroads and paths; it was common to mix the ancestral cult with the cult of diverse protective spirits
It was common to see the Lares depicted in family altars, the Lararium
Take a close look at this example, two Lares on each side of an ancestral genius (spirit),
above a serpent, which is a symbol of fertility and prosperity
The ancestral genius carries a bowl of offerings, and is clothed with a ceremonial vestment used in sacrifice
In Portuguese, one word for home is "lar", still retaining this ancient roman cult to the ancestors
The sacred fire was later associated with the goddess Vesta, the goddess of the domestic fire, the hearth
always virgin and pure, just like the Vestal Virgins, the priestesses of Vesta who protected the sacred fire of Rome
never to let it extinguish, constantly feeding the flames to keep Rome protected and safe
The sacred fire had no impurities
Nothing considered unclean was given to it, nor impure acts were made before it
This cult of the sacred fire is also present in the Vedic religion known as Agni, meaning "fire"
This Cult and all this ideology was so strong among Greeks, Romans and even Hindus
that the land where the ancestors were buried (which was often the property of the family), the house where the ancestral fire resided,
could not be sold or passed on to third parties
This property did not belong to a single individual or the family currently residing there
but to the lineage, the bloodline of the ancestors buried in that property
and therefore it was not permitted to get rid of this property, this space where the house of the ancestors was
However, the lineage could be extinguished
The Cult of the Ancestors in ancient Rome and Greece, was a patriarchal cult, based on tracing descendants through the male line
When the women of the family were married, they abandoned their family and started to belong to the family of their husband
which means they started to belong to their husbands' family cults
But you could always adopt a male child to ensure that this cult and the property continue within the family
For as long as there were male decedents, the family cult could continue and the property belonged to them
This adoption of a male child, which was a highly religious act, is a very important aspect in the cult of the ancestors
At a certain point it did not matter the bloodline in the cult of the ancestors
What actually mattered was the bonds established with the ancestors
A person could adopt the ancestors of another family and the ancestors themselves would adopt that person as their own family member
This entire concept of a property belonging to a family because their ancestors are buried there
already comes from the early Neolithic, especially noticeable in Western Europe
The great burial mounds and dolmens were a landmark
and were the physical proof that that land belonged to someone because that someone's ancestors were buried there for many generations
And this continues to be practiced till the Bronze Age where we can clearly see there is a founding structure of the very first ancestor
and then all his/her decedents are buried around it in their own burial mounds, chambers, or the remains deposited around the founding ancestor
Now, what about the Germanic and Norse peoples?
I did not pick the Greek, Roman and Hindu examples at random
I'm sure you found a lot of similarities in there
Among the Germanic peoples it wasn't that different
It is believed that the worshipping of the ancestors took place in the home, within the property, most likely led by the patriarch of the family
who in turn passed on the family rites to his male children (especially the eldest son)
It was most likely centred on the household fire, the one made in the centre of the house
which was used both to cook food and to warm the environment -
basically it was the heart of the home
However, it's also important to take note, that to the Norse there were two main celebrations to honour the ancestors - Dísablót and Álfablót
Little is known about these celebrations because they were domestic celebrations
especially the Álfablót which consisted in a cult in honour to the dead ancestors and the spirits of the land
No one outside the family could enter the property while these rites were being held, so it was kept in secrecy
The Dísablót on the other hand, was also a public celebration, but also a domestic/private one
It was to honour the female spirits, of both the ancestors, goddesses, land spirits, etc. and this domestic cult was probably led by the matriarch of the house
We must not forget that in the Norse societies many women became the owners of their husband's properties
and could choose to be unmarried for the rest of their lives
so these domestic cults would continue within the property and it was the owner's job to continue the tradition, regardless of gender
Honouring the ancestors was to ensure the continuation of the presence of the ancestors within the property and in the family
To ensure the fertility of the land and to give a continuation to the luck belonging to that family
Luck, hamingja, travelled in the bloodline
It's a concept I shall speak about later, but suffice to say it wasn't an abstract concept, it was actually part of the self
a spiritual force residing in each individual, which was passed on by their ancestors
Which is why many children were given the name of their ancestors
it was a form of calling upon that ancestor to help the child and keep the hamingja flowing in the family
The family's good fortune, the fertility and prosperity of the family were strongly linked to the ancestors as much as they are linked to the living
The belief in the power held by the ancestors buried in a property was so strong that over the ages it gave rise to new and different types of spirits
Some folklore beings, such as the Swedish Tomte and the Norwegian Nisse, are believed to have their origins in the ancestral cult
and that they are what's left of the essence of these ancestors buried in the earth
Such creatures started to be seen as protectors of the land
Elves were often thought to protect the burial chambers and the hills where ancestors rested
So Cults around such beings were also introduced in the Cult of the Ancestors
such as honouring the Landvaettir, the land spirits
because such spirits had a direct connection with the ancestors
they resided in the same places where the ancestors rested
So also honouring such beings was being in contact with the ancestors, or rather, it was to facilitate the contact with the ancestors
Land spirits and elves occupied, in many aspects, the same role as the ancestors in the religious customs of the pre-Christian northern Europeans
Even the dwelling-places of these beings started to be associated with those of the dead
Elves were traditionally associated with the burial mounds and chambers of the dead ancestors
so sacrifices to these beings were commonly placed in the same space as that of the dead
In the saga of King Olaf the Holy, of Norway
he and his servant ride near the burial mound of the king's ancestor, Ólaf Geirstadaalfr - Olaf, the Elf of Geirstad
a title given to the king's ancestor which implies that his ancestor eventually became an Alfar, an elf
So many of the elven kind were actually ancestors who became those types of spirits
To the Norse there seems to be a clear difference between the Elves being a specific race
and Ancestor upon death being able to become Elves in the sense of spiritual entities watching over the land and offering blessings in exchange for gifts
I have already mentioned the matronae
In the ancient continental Germanic lands, in Frisia and Gaul we find hundreds of votive stones dedicated to the matronae:
the ancestal mothers, usually represented in groups of three
These entities were somehow the ancestral mothers, ancestral female spirits and goddesses
To them it was given offerings of fruits, fish and meat, and they were linked to the earth, life, birth, and fertility in general
The matronae and their cult was extended to regions, they weren't only part of the domestic cult
So naturally, there were hundreds of these local goddesses, and some of which took the names of local rivers, lakes and other landmarks in the area
or such landmarks gained those names because of the local deities residing in each specific area
These votive stones to the ancestral mother goddesses have names that go back to Germanic or Celtic peoples
but the inscriptions are in Latin
The invading romans who settled in these lands ended up adopting the local deities
So the worship of the ancestral mothers pre-dates the arrival of the Romans
In the Scandinavia panorama, as I've mentioned before, there was the cult of the dísir
the Scandinavian equivalents of the continental matronae
But unlike the Matronae, the Disir did not usually have names, and their relation to the rivers and springs disappears, although not their ancestral aspect
The Dirsir, as well as the matronae, were the protective guardians of the home and family since times immemorial
and were considered to some extent as being associated with the family's urdr - in relation to the Norns and fate
Their presence can be both positive, leading to good fortune, and negative -
there are sagas about vengeful dísir, which in some cases cause the deaths of some family members they are bound to
Just like the Germanic matronae, there is an aspect of fertility associated with the dísir, but they are also associated with war
in some places, the dísir become indistinguishable from the Valkyries (which were actually called "the dísir of Odin")
There are also points in folklore where landdísir are mentioned - female versions of the landvettir
The word dís (singular form of dísir), by itself can mean both goddess and woman
Freyja herself receives the title of Vanadís - The woman or goddess of the Vanir
And remember when I've spoken earlier about the aettarfylgja, the type of Fylgja which can be an ancestors and follows us throughout our lives
Well, this type of Fylgja is usually friendly, benign, and it's a woman
Obviously, what is implicit is the tenderness and caring factors often attributed to mothers, or to women in general
Let's move on to the 3rd part
A significant part of ancient pagan practices involved honouring the ancestors
While alive, our ancestors were people with aspirations, hopes and dreams, families and friends they loved, had successes and difficulties
and if it were not for their hard work, dedication and sacrifices, we would not be here
art of our spiritual self, the örlög, is passed on to us by our ancestors
And what we do in life will affect at some extent the fate of our own children, and that orlog will pass on to their own children, and on it goes
We share blood, culture, heritage with our ancestors, and it is through our ancestors that we find our connections with the Gods
Ancient Pagans had different ideas about where our ancestors would go upon death
ome would go into the Hall of Our Ancestors in Hel or perhaps they would just remain resting in their tombs
In the end, it doesn't really matter where they are, because what matters is the belief that our ancestors are aware of us and care for us throughout our lives
Our ancestors are still capable of giving advice and a little luck to a deserving descendant
Our ancestors are interested in us and can look after us during a difficult time
Nevertheless, we owe our ancestors our lives, and they deserve to be honoured and remembered
Many neo-pagans focus a lot on the gods, and only after a long time they develop a genuine interest in honouring their ancestors
This is probably due to the traditional religions within which many neo-pagans were raised
In our Western culture, religion revolves around honouring a god or gods
For the great majority Christianity is the religion they came from, which is a religion whose entire focus lies in worshiping its god
So it makes sense why new pagans first focus on the gods
and do not usually come to understand the importance of honouring their ancestors until they have spent some time within any Pagan branch
They are usually seeking patterns and similarities between their previous god and the old gods which are new to them
But within the pagan mind our ancestors have a direct interest in us, and in how we live our lives
They share kinship with us, so honouring them and making them proud is of great importance
So I do think it's a sort of "duty" for older pagans to teach the new pagans how to honour and give a proper value to their ancestors
because that will send them in an interesting path which might be less confusing, and from that point on they can develop the rest
This raises the question, how do we pagans honour our Christian, Muslim, Jewish, whatever ancestors
Frankly, I do not think that there is any difference in how we honour our pagan ancestors from our Christian ancestors
As I've said before, at a certain point it did not matter bloodlines, what mattered was the bond we created with them
We honour them by getting to know them, remembering them, giving them gifts, being worthy of living
passing on to our children and our children's children good values and ideals so in that way they might make us proud someday
All ancestors, regardless of the religion they professed in life
would certainly appreciate everything we do for them
It's not religion that truly makes us who we are
Certainly it helps in building our personality
but it's our individuality that truly counts
There are plenty of ways to honour our ancestors
one of which
Get to know your ancestors
One of the best ways to start is to talk to your living relatives, and find out all there is to known about your grandparents, great-grandparents
or your distant relatives as well as any of your living relatives that your lineage can trace
Take notes.
Write down their names and their stories
That's exactly how I found out I have Swedish ancestry and fortunately was able to maintain certain traditions and cults to specific deities
Gather as much information as you can,
because honestly, we have already lost loads of knowledge with the passing of the ages and with the introduction of oppressive religions
So now it should be your commitment, at the very least, to retrieve as much information as you can from your past
from your family members and their history, their origins, and in this way you are honouring your ancestors because you are keeping their stories alive
In this way the path before you, throughout your life, will be much clearer
Certainly there is always the case that you might be adopted
or you don't know who your parents are, and there are no living relatives to share with you their knowledge of the past
But remember,
every one of us has ancestors, even if you don't know them, dedicate some time in honouring them
They are worthy of being honoured and to receive gifts
And there are always those you created strong bounds with, and they are now gone
Why not honouring them if they meant something important to you?
The act alone of knowing the ancestors and all the time and sacrifice that can be spent in this process is a great gift to your ancestors
And the knowledge you gain from it makes your connection to them and your ability to honour them much stronger
Let's move on to the 4th and last part, finally!
Let's take a look at some modern approaches that exist within modern Heathenry when it comes to honour our ancestors
In modern Heathenry, some pagans honour an idealized image of the unknown ancestor or cultural hero
This approach tends to be pan-Germanic
with modern pagans taking an interest in a wide variety of Nordic European heroes and idealistic images
regardless of whether the individual heathen has a personal connection to the nationality or culture in which the heroic figure originated
Some focus on very specific heroes we know by names and by stories and legends
or focus on more than one general ideal archetype
For instance, there is great respect and attention given to the figure of the Germanic warrior fighting against the invading romans
or the figure of the Viking fighting against Christians
But there is also the archetype of the strong independent woman taking care of the farm, children, the entire domestic industry
and her huge role in religious and magical activities
The Norse explorer, and his bravery going into open seas, distant lands, into the unknown
The point is, this sort of approach, with its connection to cultural ideals and heroes, leads many modern heathens to speak of "our ancestors" rather than "my ancestors"
when talking about the Cult or worshiping of the ancestors
There is a general mutual respect for "our ancestors", even if people within Heathenry have no connection whatsoever with each other
This is simply referring to all those who came before us
with a specific focus on all those who have honoured the same gods we are trying to honour and were faithful to the way of our people before the religious conversions Europe suffered
This sort of approach has its benefits because the fact is,
most of us have ancestors from various areas of northern Europe and continental Europe of cultures who shared similarities in their old ways,
and about these ancestors there is no way of knowing their names, or specific stories
There is not enough information to allow us to identify specific ancestors, or even their origins
The interest we have in various cultures, heroes, and archetypal characters of northern Europe
gives us a connection with the past where there is no specific known connection
And this makes us feel better and so we address them all as "our ancestors"
Then there is also the cultural identity factor
everything belonging to a specific culture we enjoy and we follow and honour, which belonged to real ancestors
You are honouring the specific culture and traditions of your ancestors
For instance, the individual, knowing that he or she is descended primarily from Swedish descent, totally or partially,
will focus into learning about Swedish history, Swedish traditions in general
Another individual, mainly descendant of Danish ancestors, focuses on all cultural aspects of the culture and traditional history of Denmark
So Instead of a general approach as I've previously described,
this sort of approach focuses much more on specific cultural traditions which brings a person closer to their ancestors
which allows us to preserve tradition so we may keep it alive an later pass on to our children, and honouring our ancestors lives on
So, certainly this sort of approach to heathenry may have a much deeper meaning for heathens to pursue
because there is a more specific connection between his / her own cultural background and ancestral history
And then there is the case of those who have no perceptible ancestry to northern Europe but still they are heathens and practice the old ways
Oh I know what many modern heathens think of this, and I, personally, do not believe in cultural appropriation
I believe in cultural appreciation
And if someone appreciates a culture enough to even honour the gods of that culture, we should let them
The more people appreciating a specific culture, the better chances we have of that culture surviving and enduring throughout the ages
Certainly, there are some side effects to this
It often happens that one culture overlaps another culture and then tradition is lost
It's what happened with everyone who was forcibly converted to Christianity
Much of their own cultures were lost
But, that was a very good historical example of not making the same mistake again
I think we are all smart enough to not let that happen again
So it doesn't matter who appreciates a specific culture, in this case the Northern European Cultures
What matters is that by practicing those traditions the cultures remain alive and active and there are fewer chances to lose the traditions of those cultures
So honouring the ancestors isn't just by honouring your specific ancestry or a general ancestry of the people who practiced the old ways and honoured the old gods
Honouring the ancestors is maintaining their healthy traditions alive, maintaining their gods alive, their spiritual practices, and the entire cultural heritage
So, with all of this being said, how can we honour our ancestors in these modern times, or in modern heathenry?
The beauty of the cult to the ancestors is that it can be personalized by each family, according to their ancestors
The most common form is to construct a domestic altar, where photos or items relevant to the ancestors can be placed
At this altar you can offer food and other things that the ancestors liked
The altar that you can create, traditionally, can be kept in a reserved area of your house
It's something deeply personal
If a specific ancestor enjoyed a type of beverage, why not placing it at the altar?
Or even in their graves if it's possible
In any case, the Cult of the Ancestors belongs to the family
it is not something public
and there are some cases in ancient times where a visitor is asked to leave the place where such ritual were being performed
as I've said previously with the Norse case of the Alfablot and Disablot
The Cult of the Ancestors is intensely private
This raises the question of when should we make such rites?
Well, you can create specific dates for the occasion
Try the anniversary of their birth, and of their death, for instance
Important dates that marked something meaningful to your ancestors
Create your own songs, for them, poems even, and start a new tradition in your family, that your decedents might continue to practice
If you want to follow the old ways in this aspect, well . . .
among the Scandinavian peoples, the cult of the ancestors was usually during the winter season when the sacrifices were made
a season which began somewhere in our present autumn, somewhere around October and November
During this season the Disablot was celebrated, after the celebration of the harvest, or Modraniht, celebrated in the period of Yule, among the Anglo-Saxons
Which makes sense, because during the long Scandinavian winter, it was quite common for everyone to stay at home, in their houses
and begin the slaughter of cattle, to support them during the long winter, and certainly the blood and meat of the cattle was also used in the offerings to the ancestors
That's why these celebrations were called Blóts - sacrifices
Just remember, the cult of the ancestors is about honouring those who gave us life, to whom we owe, directly, our existence
Parents, grandparents, great-grandparents, and so on
And they don't have to necessarily be biological ancestors
There are heathens that include in their cult to the ancestors those who are like family to them - godparents, friends, etc.
which often creates a strong bond among those involved
In these cases it is not the bloodline that it's important but the bond between the family's friends who supported us and were present during our lives
The Cult of the ancestors is not limited the rituals
Respect is fundamental
the respect - to respect memory of the living, as well as of the dead
Respect and honour
Keep alive the memory of those who preceded us by sharing and keeping ancestral knowledge alive
Not much is said about this particular method of honouring ancestors
Or at least, not enough is said
One of the greatest gifts you can give your ancestors is to live a life of which they are proud
What better way to honour your ancestors than to live the kind of responsible, memorable and fruitful life
that would make them proud of who you are and what you accomplished with your time on Earth?
When making a choice in life, remember your ancestors
try to visualise in your head if it's something that would make them proud
Maybe following your dreams is already reason enough to make them proud of you
Each one of us wish the best for our children and other descendants
and we would do almost anything to give them a little-huge push they need to have a responsible and productive life
And when our children and grandchildren grow up to become strong and accomplished adults
we are very proud of them, naturally
So it should be no different for the dead
By living a life that they can be proud of, we show that we are not wasting or giving little thought to the gift of life
Many of our ancestors struggled and sacrificed themselves to give their offspring a better life than they had
and when we recognize this and conduct our lives with that in mind
we show our ancestors that we recognize and are grateful for what they did for us
Alright my dear friends thank you so much for watching this very extensive video
if you came this far, well . . . you are my new hero
and I'm sorry of I have done a couple of mistakes when pronouncing some words
or a little slip of the tongue
well, I actually bit my tongue while I was making this speech so it was a little bit difficult
Anyway
thank you all for watching and a very special thanks to my Patron, Mr. Colin Paterson who requested this video
once again, thank you so much for being in there
see you on the next video, and as always . . .
tack för idag! (Thank you for today!)
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Hi guys!
It's Seigo & Bren!
And today,
Tada~!
We are camping!
Camping!
Today we are at a campsite, to camp
for the first time in my life!
It's not the first time for me!
It is for me!
Seigo is a
beginner.
Yeah, I am a camp noob.
Bren, on the other hand,
when he lived in America when he was little,
I would go camping with my family.
Once we went on a 2 week trip, camping in all different states.
That sounds fun!
But it is my first time with a tent!
Oh, really?!
We always used a camper.
Oh! A camper.
I think a tent sounds fun!
So we want to show you what our camping experience is like!
So let's all have fun camping together!
Yay!
So without further ado, let's set up the tent!
Should the tent door face this way?
These are magic sticks!
There is a hole here.
Here is the tent!
It's a two person tent.
That we bought.
This tent was only $50!
From Amazon!
We brought this comforter from home!
To lay down in here.
We brought an extra blanket as well!
Lamp!
Seigo: Let's tour the inside!
Here it is!
We brought this comforter and blanket from home.
And some pillows.
And that's about it!
Good job Bren!
Thanks!
Thank you for all your help!
Seigo: Nothing!
No help at all!
Seigo: I thought I was the designated videographer! Give me an award!
And what about me?
Seigo: And you,
You get the award for best-at-working-for-everyone.
Good for you!
And that's it! It's all set up!
Seigo: Yay!
I did it all by myself!
Seigo: By yourself?!
I think I helped a little!!
What percentage did you help out with?
Seigo: At least 50%!
Seigo: Whats that you have there?
I forget what it's called.
Nebukuro! (Sleeping bag)
Oh, that's right.
Seigo: It looks warm!
Seigo: It's pretty spacious here!
There are lots of other people camping here too.
And this is still just part of the campground.
These are our new sleeping bags!
Bren: It's Seigo's new house!
Seigo: Now I live alone!
And we are going to sleep inside these.
I'll lie down so you can see how big it is.
It's big enough so that I can stretch my legs out like this!
It's just the right size for someone little over 180cm tall.
Bren: It's the right size for big people!
I could sleep right now.
Seigo: Here is the view from inside!
Seigo: Here comes Bren!
Oh, you hung this up?
Seigo: Yeah, I hope it doesn't fall off!
Seigo: It's pretty big!
There are toilets, and showers,
and places for kids to play,
lot's of different things!
Seigo: Let's go to the bathroom!
Let'S go check out what the bathroom is like.
Here is the campground bathroom!
Pretty normal.
And then there is a shower room over here.
There's Bren!
There is the shower.
Seigo: Now we are gonna go for a walk around the campground!
We are taking a walk now!
There are many different types of campers!
That one's huge!
It sure is!
Wow
I always assume people who have campers are loaded!
That's not always the case!
Not always.
Seigo: It look like you can also rent these cabins.
Right?
But we brought our tent!
This one is so big!
Seigo: We want to have a campfire tonight,
so we are going to buy some firewood!
At the office.
Bren: What's that you have?
Firewood!
It was $4!
¥400.
For all this.
It's pretty cheap.
So we will light this on fire, and have a campfire!
Bren: And what else will we do today?
Now we will...
tada!
We will feed the rabbits!
Bren: Cuties!
Seigo: Go see Bren! He has food!
He jumped over my hand!
Seigo: They are so fluffy!
Seigo: It's already dark out!
Now it's time to make the campfire!
Isn't the right, Bren san?
Bren: Yup!
Seigo: Did it light?
Seigo: It's cold so I can't wait for the fire to light!
Seigo: It's getting bigger!
We are relaxing by the fire!
Can you see us?
I think they can.
Did it get in your eyes?
The smoke
it want's to be in the video with us.
It seems like it!
It's pretty cold out, but it's nice an warm by the fire!
It's pretty warm!
Nice and toasty.
When the fire get's a little bit bigger,
we will make some food!
We are going to cook these hotdogs on the fire
using these things that look like that thing form Evangelion!
These really look like the things in Evangelion!
Do you guys know what I'm talking about?
We are making hotdogs!
It's hot! My face is burning!
Now we will cook!
Bren: It's a flame-licked hotdog!
Seigo: Looks good!
Pull!
Seigo: It made a sound!
Seigo: Mustard!
Seigo: Is the seal still on it?
Seigo: Bren is making this for me!
Seigo: I found a ketchup shaker!
Seigo: Looks great!
Bren: There you go!
Seigo: Thank you!
Seigo: #&)'!
The hot dog is warm through the center!
It's great!
You can have it.
You: It was delicious!
We found a good angle!
There's the fire!
The first Husbands' camping trip
Our camping trip!
A success!
I think that our first camping trip has been a success!
I'm full!
And it's dark!
And it's dark!
See you!
We will probably see you in the morning!
Good night!
See you in the morning!
We are going to eat some more, and then sleep!
We aren't going to sleep quite yet!
See you tomorrow!
Bye bye!
Seigo: Good morning
It's now 8:00 am.
And Bren is
sleeping!
He's hidden.
Seigo: It looks cold outside!
There was a wooly mammoth out there!
Seigo: It's pretty out!
It's cloudy!
Yeah
Seigo: We are going to go take a shower!
My hair...
Bren: Some kind of creature has emerged from the cave!
Seigo: It's cold!
Bren: Where are your socks??
I didn't wear any to sleep!
Seigo: We got a shower, and now we are putting the tent away.
(Seigo did his part too （＾ω＾）)
That's it!
How was camping?
Why do you ask me?
You have to answer first!
But it's your first time!
My first camp experience was a lot of fun!
We learned a lot!
It was our first camping trip,
so we know that we need to get a mat for the tent next time.
And a grate for cooking on the fire.
So that we can cook meat!
So next time we make a camping video,
it will have leveled up!
So that concludes our first husband's camping trip!
And there may be a second camping video someday!
So you can look forward to that!
I used to go camping all the time with my family when I was little,
but this is my first time doing it all without them here!
First time camping without parents!
We have to set everything up and tear everything down by ourselves!
The tent was easy to set up and tear down! Well, Bren did most of it..but still!
I thought it would be harder, but it was pretty easy!
Maybe newer tents are easier!
Maybe they are made simpler now.
It was fun!
If you watched this video and felt like you want to go camping,
give us a thumbs up,
subscribe,
and please comment, follow us on social media,
check out our post box, and find us on SHOWROOM!
The SHOWROOM app!
We haven't done it for the past couple of days,
but we are trying!
So please come watch us!
See you in our next video!
Bye bye!
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Plarium Oktoberfest Battlefest 2018 - Duration: 1:08.
Greetings everyone, every new event video we try to entertain you.
However this time we're going to breakdown new events from a mathematical perspective
So, let me walk you through a few of our game design documents, so we start with this and...
[DIRECTOR]: Hey, Alex it's Octoberfest, let's have fun
You are right, nobody understands how this mumbo jumbo works anyway
Few tips on how to succeed in Octoberfest events, kind of
This is you, and the first thing you need to do is to grab some thematic outfit
Great! To succeed in new events you have to build a bulk of resources
In order to conquer you will have to get creative in your strategy, plan wisely
But be nimble you are not the only warlord on the field
Now after you know all the tips, let's have fun!
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Hey, guys. I'm papa
Last week, I was recruiting pictures on Twitter
I will remake the picture in Photoshop
This time it is a painting by Natsuyuki.
A woman growing plants in her body. Her name is "Soia sprossen"
The personality is beautiful and I like it very much.
So I will make this character this time
How was the video? Her became like an elf a little.
I will do again if this project is popular.
If necessary, prepare an English character sheet.
Well then,See you next time.
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[iKON 24] BOBBY - LOVE AND FALL 'TENDAE' MV Reaction and Review [ENG] - Duration: 8:56.
hi this is 24
We are targeting to review every track of Bobby's album
They are not that much LIVE performance in youtube
so today
firstly
gonna watch Tendae
Seems like Dingo made this MV
it's a slit down type MV
similar to V-log kinda style simple MV
Tendae is a love song
there's iKON emotion into it
content is something started as a friendship and not he wants to go further
is something that iKON use a lot
made it into Bobby's style and released as a solo album
let's listen to it
so we've listened to the chorus
it's a song that really matches well with Bobby's vocal
is a simple cchorus but really catchy
the lyrics tendae really mix and match well with the emotion of the song
It would be better if is done with you (tendae), if I met you it will be better (tendae)
I think we can say is something like SSOM (push and pull)
stage before goes to couple
so the overall MV is really simple, the shot is only taking Bobby
and the effect of facebook or other stuff coming out
it really expressed the 20th couples interaction really well
and the background which have been taken in USA really fits well
so the lyrics is
is kinda dangerous
so at the night they have some kind of couple mood
next day turn back to friendship
Bobby wants to be couple
but not sure about girl's mind
nevermind whether is 20 or 30
I think this kind of thinking is really common in this stage of push and pull
really feel sympathy about it
doesn't mean that I feel sympathy bout it
lyrics was really good
Bobby's sing rap really fits well with the song
was not that awkward or exaggerated
About the love story, I really love Bobby's tendae and swimming in this album
I will do swimming as soon as possible
so we finish listening
overall Bobby's motion is really cool
the background is really great which doesn't make us bore eventhough in this MV there is only Bobby
also his gesture and GANZI really helps me to watch this MV with pleasure
the reason why I watched this MV with smile
lyrics is overall really cool and hiphopish
I really want to see you
it would be nice(tendae)
seems he really doensn't care about it but
in the bridge
lyrics are saying grabbing hands, and when she calls, he go out to get her
So Bobby's mind about her is really big
girl seems really cool and don't care about this relationsihp
calling him to get her or doesn't really answer the phone he call
in his lyrics he wrote that there is no fairplay in this relationship
he looks really cool outside
but inside he really feel nervous about it
the Bobby's figure of feeling nervous
and the cool feeling in the MV
it really gives the contrast and make me feel Bobby really cute
He raps really cool, but inside he feel nervous
'really want to meet her'
is really cute
Maybe is because I really like Bobby
so we have watched all the Mv
the song is really interesting
lyrics are really relatable
someone who have dated before
I'm always surprise about that Bobby's writing skill
The chorus was catchy and good
is a song that we can listen really comfortably
so we reviewed tendae
the next video would be iKON song
so there's too much request that we are concerning which one we are gonna do
so we are gonna focus on the song that shows iKON true talent
and try to do that have been shown in broadcast media
forexample show like sugarman or 300
we will gonna choose the song that we wish the song could get more popular
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Jimmy Butler Trade: Timberwolves Send Scout to Heat Game | Heavy.com - Duration: 2:08.
Jimmy Butler Trade: Timberwolves Send Scout to Heat Game | Heavy.com
The Minnesota Timberwolves may have just offered some insight on Jimmy Butler trade talks without meaning to do so.
As the 2018 NBA preseason rolls along, Tuesday night features a game between the Miami Heat and Charlotte Hornets.
Winderman hit the nail on the head here, as the Timberwolves and Heat don't square off until Sunday, December 30, and they won't face the Hornets until Wednesday, December 5.
Unless there are trade talks between the Hornets and Timberwolves which haven't been made public, all signs point to the scout checking out a potential new addition.
Jimmy Butler's Interest in Heat.
The Heat are listed as the favorites for Butler currently, which isn't all that surprising.
As Anthony Chiang and Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald revealed, both Heat president Pat Riley and coach Erik Spoelstra are incredibly fond of Butler.
"Heat president Pat Riley and coach Erik Spoelstra always have admired Butler, not only because of his offensive game, but because of his competitive nature and strong defensive skills, which resulted in him being named second-team All-NBA defense four times in his career.
Time will tell and this certainly doesn't make anything a done deal, but seeing Butler dealt to the Heat seems like a very real possibility currently.
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U.S Secretary of State Pompeo to visit Pyeongyang for N. Korea and U.S negotiation - Duration: 2:08.
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is set to visit Pyeongyang again.
On October 7th the top diplomat will be in North Korea to sit down for talks with its
Leader Kim Jong-un.
Hong Yoo starts us off with what's expected out of this meeting.
The denuclearization talks between North Korea and the U.S. seem to be back on track.
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will visit Pyeongyang on October 7th to meet with North
Korean leader Kim Jong-un.
Attention is focused on whether they will be able to make the "big deal", making progress
in denuclearization and declaring end of Korean War.
This will be Pompeo's fourth visit in three months.
His visit was originally planned for last August but Trump canceled it after being unsatisfied
with North Korea's progress on denuclearization.
But Trump raised the possibility for a second summit with North Korea after South Korean
President Moon visited Pyeongyang for his third summit with Kim.
It is possible that Kim's message delivered by Moon influenced Trump's decision.
U.S. State Department spokesperson Heather Nauert, when announcing Pompeo's schedule
on October 2nd, said it shows forward progress and momentum that the Secretary is making
his fourth trip to the North in less than a year.
"And that shows the President's commitment to the agreement that he and Chairman Kim
came to at the Singapore summit - the Secretary going on for follow-on conversations.
As we often say, the conversations continue.
Of course, we have quite a ways to go, but we look forward to the next steps in this
conversation."
When asked about the possibility of declaring the end of Korean War, she said that they
are closely coordinating with South Korea and Japan, and they are looking forward to
having meetings with North Korea during Pompeo's visit.
Experts understand this as a possible change from the U.S. insistence on demanding denuclearization
first before the declaration of the end of Korean War.
During his fourth visit, Pompeo will try to understand Kim's intentions on nuclear disarmament.
He is also likely to discuss plans for a second North Korea-U.S. summit.
Hong Yoo, Arirang News.
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Between Jerusalem and Ramallah | VLOG - Duration: 6:10.
So I didn't tell you, my mission today is to find the book "Big Magic" by Elizabeth Gilbert,
that I was advised to read because I'm trying to get down to writing.
And the person who told me about it had eyes full of stars. So I try every bookstore.
I hope I will find.
Yes!
Hello! I hope you are well. So I did arrive in Tel Aviv, as you can see.
And I was able to join my couchsurfing last night.
It was really nice to be able to rest after all these hitchhiking experiences.
And I even played the guitar so it was really nice.
And this morning my goal is to go to the embassy. I mean, not exactly the embassy
But the place where they make the visas for India. After that, if all goes well, tonight I'll sleep in Jerusalem.
And then go to Palestine. Let's go!
We didn't succeed with my dad, but I just got in The Temple Mount. And it's beautiful.
So what you see with a golden dome is the Mosque Al Aqsa.
Unfortunately, if you are not a Muslim, you can not go inside.
And the peculiarity of the Dome of the Rock, of The Temple Mount,
is that it is considered a holy place by the three religions: Judaism, Christianity and Islam.
By the way the old city of Jerusalem is separated into four parts:
the Christian Quarter, the Muslim Quarter, the Jewish Quarter and the Armenian Quarter.
I just bought a guitar.
It's not reasonable.
Oh damn damn damn.
Yeah I will be totally wet.
Hello everyone! I hope you are well. Today I am in Ramallah in Palestine.
And I'm going to the Yasser Arafat museum. Let's go!
I know I do not have my swimsuit, but let me swim!
Behind me there is a list of names of people who have been tortured, killed and imprisoned.
It is...
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Man Utd star Paul Pogba in on-field BUST-UP with Romelu Lukaku after Jose Mourinho row - Duration: 3:14.
TV cameras caught Pogba letting rip at the Belgian striker midway through the second half against Valencia as tensions mounted at Old Trafford
The Frenchman was fuming that Lukaku wasn't giving him enough options and he proceeded to shout and throw his arms up in frustration
Manchester United hitman Lukaku, meanwhile, remained unmoved. It comes in the wake of revelations that Lukaku has distanced himself from the midfielder following his public spat with Jose Mourinho
While some players have seemingly taken Pogba's side - Anthony Martial and Eric Bailly are both allies of the World Cup winner - Lukaku has chosen to step back with the row between player and manager boiling over
The Red Devils could only draw 0-0 with Valencia on Tuesday, meaning they are now winless in four games and are amid their worst start to a season for 29 years
United have lost three of their first seven Premier League games and already find themselves nine points behind rivals Liverpool and Manchester City
And while they have taken four points from their opening two Champions League matches, they have not made it easy for themselves to qualify from their group
United legend Rio Ferdinand can understand Ferdinand's frustrations and said: "Lukaku is so easy to mark at the minute, he's static
" "He needs to make defenders think, he needs to start moving in behind, making your defender change position and change eyeline
" While Paul Scholes let rip at Mourinho after another limp display. "I think it's a bad situation," said Scholes,
"I'm slightly surprised that he survived because the performance was that bad. "The performance and attitude was just nowhere near
"He's coming out in press conferences and constantly having a go at the players, having a go at the people above him because he's not got what he wanted
"I think his mouth is out of control and he's embarrassing the club." Mourinho dismissed Scholes' comments last night, claiming he was not interested after watching United extend their winless run to four games
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"I'm not interested, freedom of speech, free country, you can say what you want."
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Hi, my name is Monica I came from Poland I finished course 1 and 2
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Celebrating the birth of Korea on National Foundation Day - Duration: 2:00.
Today is Gaecheonjeol here in Korea.
It's when Koreans celebrate the beginning of Go-joseon, the first dynasty in the nation's
history, and its founder Dangun.
For more on the significance of this day and the events held to mark the occasion, we turn
to our Lee Min Sun.
Long ago, according to Korean legend, Hwanung, the son of the Lord of the Heaven, wanted
to live on earth among humans.
So he opened the sky and descended to Baekdusan Mountain, which sits on the border of today's
North Korea and China.
There, he laid the foundations for Gojoseon, the oldest dynasty in Korean history.
Koreans regard Gaecheonjeol, or National Foundation Day, as the day when the nation's 4-thousand-plus
years of history began.
The name 'Gaecheonjeol' means "the day the sky opened."
To mark this occasion, some 1000 people gathered in the heart of Seoul to commemorate the nation's
beginning.
"I wanted my daughter to learn what National Foundation Day is and came to celebrate the
birthday of our country."
"I'm an elementary school teacher but young kids don't know that October 3rd is National
Foundation Day.
So I came out with my sons to attend this event."
The event started with an ancestral ritual to pay respect to the heavenly god.
Participants wished for the peace and prosperity of the Korean peninsula.
At the nearby Bosingak Pavillion a special bell-tolling ceremony took place and the crowd
cheered three times: once for the Republic of Korea, once for unification and once for
peace for mankind.
Participants wearing traditional attire and masks of Dangun, the legendary founder of
Gojoseon, marched through the central district of Jongno-gu with hopes for Korea to play
a bigger role in bringing peace to the peninsula and the world.
Lee Min Sun, Arirang News.
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Lionel Messi: Martin Keown makes Man Utd claim about Barcelona's clash with Tottenham - Duration: 3:09.
That is the view of Martin Keown, who was previewing Tottenham's Champions League clash against Barcelona
On his last visit to Wembley, Messi stole the show as he scored in a 3-1 victory over United in the 2011 Champions League final
Spurs will be without Dele Alli and Christian Eriksen, who are missing through injury, but Mauricio Pochettino will be eager for his side to get their European campaign back on track after a disappointing 2-1 defeat to Inter Milan in their opening group game
While Messi could be a thorn in Tottenham's side, Keown believes he can be contained
"The last time Lionel [Messi] stepped out on the Wembley turf for a competitive game, he lit up the stadium with a sensational performance to sink Manchester United in the 2011 Champions League final," Keown told the Daily Mail
"Tottenham must not let him take a trip down memory lane when he returns on Wednesday night but that will be immensely difficult given the injuries to their main midfielders
"The key to stopping Messi is to create as much traffic in the middle of the pitch, restrict his space and make life as uncomfortable as possible
"When facing him you have to do everything at lightning speed, have quick feet and show great determination to stop him wriggling into space
"Injuries to Dele Alli and Mousa Dembele mean this responsibility is likely to fall on Victor Wanyama and Harry Winks
"Between them they have seen just 174 minutes of Premier League football this season and will lack sharpness
"It is vital that the backline helps them by pushing up to reduce space for Messi
"In doing so, they must be careful to stop him making runs in behind, too." Keown has tipped Spurs to get a draw, adding: "Victory is not a foregone conclusion for Barcelona
"They are without a win in three, were beaten by La Liga's bottom club Leganes and needed a late goal on Saturday to rescue a draw against Athletic Bilbao
"Harry Kane and Lucas Moura are building a promising partnership and can provide the firepower to hurt Barca
"I'm expecting a thriller in which the spoils are shared."
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