Heilung - Alfadhirhaiti (Live at Aurora 17.04.2019) 

You are absolutely right man...we can feel the heat rising...and the romans fleeing...lollll

He's right inot it man!!! Ain't that right!!!! Yet...apart from drums...there's not much instruments apart from lances...i'd say!!! lollll

Eh.. and between em. 3X per day.

You clearly haven't been to a Heilung ritual

@@Gam3control never, bro. I live in Indonesia

please dont

If you ever come to Canada....you can raid my house for a few week if you want!!! lolll

you know they only did those things out of necessity right?

The warriors were more numerous!!!! Is that the reason???? lollllllll

Lol no. More about sound issues...

Professional Filmcrew and editing vs Mobilephone camera, I assume

I love how praying to animal spirits is considered more primitive than praying to, say, an anthropomorphic god. Anthropocentrism might, I guess, lead to a higher degree of civilisation by modern standards, because it emphasises humans as a species, i.e. separate from animals, and it gives a sort of self-esteem to us, but, really, being religious ultimately boils down to blindly believing in the absurd, without any sort of proof whatsoever. Does it really matter if the god is an animal or a man-like figure? If anything, regressing to our animal self in certain states or situations may prove beneficial, because then we accept ourselves integrally, as opposed to religions such as the monotheistic ones, where we are "sinful" by default, just because of existing. I'm simply objectively analysing and thinking about stuff here, not trying to offend. The only thing I do find weird, however, is the "drinking blood from enemies" part. Seems like such a generic and biased statement, coming from misunderstanding. If I'm not mistaken, drinking someone's blood is literally deadly. I'm not sure if it exists or used to exist in any culture to be fair. Sure, cannibalism was and still is a real thing, I sure don't find that all right, but yeah. Drinking from animal horns might be what you mean, but that's 100% vegan, since you don't even need to kill to get an antler as it is regularly shed in nature.

​@@waomawingu1972bro had a dissertation in a random RU-vid comment section