King Arthur: 9 Virtues of the Medieval Knights 

A knight is sworn to valor, His heart knows only virtue, His blade defends the helpless, His might upholds the weak, His word speaks only truth, His wrath undoes the wicked. -The Old Code

"Power corrupts the worst and attracts the best. Power is only given to those who are prepared to lower themselves to pick it up." King Ragnar Lothbrock

“A Knight in shining armor, has never had his metal tested…”

"For to die with honor is far better than to live disgraced" --King Arthur

"Anything that gives light, must endure burning" 🔥

Wisdom and knowledge are the keys to bettering oneself.

"I die the king's faithful servant, But God's first." - Thomas More.

“Develop success from failures. Discouragement and failure are two of the surest stepping stones to success.” -Dale Carnegie

If you’re reading this. Never give up. Miles to go before we sleep. We are gonna grind our way to success. Let’s do this.

These knightly virtues are a gift to mankind, for the fullness of their life’s meaning, purpose, and goodness. Life is dear, but what makes it worthy of living, more dear still. Worthy of sacrifice, pain, and death itself… such a gift requires Virtuous men, gallant and joyous to its defense.

A person like king Arthur is needed in our time to lead

King Arthur was indeed a legend of Chivalry.

"Being Different Is A Gift That Is Often Times Hated Because Ordinary Folk Are Not Able To Operate On That Level Of Life."

"Kindness and faithfulness keep a King safe, through kindness his throne is made secure." - King Solomon.

I really needed this today.

🕊Thank you 🕊 I agree 100%🕊

really like those amazing words with your wisdom voice. It shows a vivid picture when heard " Not every battle can be won. in losing battles, the failing knight learns humility and the practical skills needed to win subsequent fights to come"

I love King Arthur. I have read so many variations on his life. Or the lives of men who molded the legend. I wish all knights ( like mankind ) could have lived up to the standards. I still always wish for Avalon and the rerun of Arthur.

"One cannot always be a hero, but one can always be a man." - Johann Wolfgang

Every video from this channel is so well done!!

"Some are born great, Some achieve greatness, And some have greatness Thrust upon them." - William Shakespeare.

Very deep 🙏

By restraint and control, the knight makes for himself an island which no flood can overwhelm.

Thank You

These are just worth one think, only one : ACTION, Apply in my Life ; I.

Part of the duty of a knighted warrior was either commanding in the field or holding a castle for their lord. In peace they rode out resolving wrongs - upholding rights...Adventure in tournaments when they were bored. LANDLORD KNIGHTS! They lived by the motto "Win or lose, be on your guard, have to not care if you live or die." ...Romance minded Knights-Errant, onward they did ride.

Amazing, what a legend.

very nice👍👍👍

Thank you so much 🙏

Whose sound is this , damn thats so deep 🔥

It is all about the way for real as well as deep Wisdom

Awesome video

Thank you. You some how manage to post what I need to hear at the right time I need to hear it.

Bless

AWESOME THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING US SIR 👑✊

Beautiful.

Another great video 🦍🗡 Men , remember your Virtues !

Bless you for these videos❤

Amazing video. Thanks for sharing these quotes with us.

Brilliant content: to remember daily.

“From this day forth, you are sworn to live by the knights' code. You have pledged to conduct yourself with nobility, honour, and respect.” - Uther Pendragon

Full of wisdom.

Wisdom for every Age.

I urge you to do a video on Paul the apostle would be amazing

the philosophical masculine advice, King Arthur's manly voice, and the beneficial traits listed in this video that still apply to the modern day is so inspiring

Awesome👍

A holy knight

You know focusing on your strengths not your weakness. Is the best advice we could all use today

Great

Alfred the Great: a legend! A saint!

Big fan of king arthur

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this video saved my life.

God bless you

Awesome

Wish I owned this account and have this voice 🌼

Very nice video

I like film king arthur.

Epicness

I need more of these virtues and to get better at the few I have

This is excellent

"Anything that gives light... will burn..."

Hell yes!

Great..✨

Fine words 🕉

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good job!!

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Nice

wishing....all a healthy life

Wales represent

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Amen

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Quotes On sir Apj Abdul Kalam and Swami vivekananda Sir

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My dear Redfrost motivation... What happened to your 'greek mythology' video.. "Defying the odds and achieving great feats will permit you to sit amongst the gods upon mount olympus." One of my favourite quote...from that video

2:03 best line

I heard from David Goggins that we should work on our weaknesses over our strengths… because why would we avoid our weaknesses? It’s too easy to work on our strengths. I’ll put my trust in Goggins!

When virtue was masculine

مرحباً ، أتمنى أن تضع ترجمة للكلام باللغة العربية ؛ فأني لا أفهم الإنچلزية . وشكراً .

Knights ready for battle

Hey! Some time ago there was a video on your channel i can't exactly remember the name but it was a motivation speech with a rasp voice reading Edgar Allen Po and somewhere along the video there was a picture of Christian Bale from the movie Hostiles. I think it was taken down cause i can't find it anywhere in your channel and got deleted from a playlist i had it in. If u see this message pls give a holler, i really miss that video!!! Cheers!

Everything is said correctly. Only when you have all the qualities listed at once: hope, kindness, generosity, mercy, courage and self-righteousness, then this is underestimated and you receive complete contempt, hatred and envy of evil people. It’s not for nothing that sinners do everything, trying to harm and destroy the lives of righteous and talented individuals only because they do not have any of the virtues and live solely for pleasure and trips to beauty salons, and consider the development of intelligence a waste of time...

Hope. Some work to do.

Love and doubt have never been on speaking terms. Khalil Gibran

Thx for the tips, I was just about to become a medieval knight (at the Excalibur in Vegas).

Hey Redfrost, what mic you use??

There is at least one big misquote here. The line "What is to give light must endure burning." is by Victor Frankl

Ahhh yeah, we beasts, we men, we gods

Hey there was a video of the founding fathers. What happened to it ?

God of miracles, God of the impossible becoming possible, I visited my mom today. She's in a hospital that is +-200km away from home. The Dr gave us a report to say the cancer has affected her liver and her brain, that there isn't much that can be done for my mom. Lord of miracles, the God of impossible becoming possible, do it for my mom. Heal her oh Lord my God. She's fighting and I know you can do it for her. Cancer has no power over her life but you do. Make a way where there is no way my Lord. Amen and Amen 🙌 🙏 👏 ❤

I did a class 1 report approximately ten minutes ago

Can you un private the Greek mythology video. Thanks it was my favorite one!

What King Arthur book exactly?

Unfortunately, we currently live in a "chivalry is dead" society; which means no one would even consider following these ideals. That is...only a select and rare few would openly follow them

Hm, I'm doing a PhD in medieval romance, something that I also have multiple other degrees in, so this is something I know a great deal about. Most of these are functionally correct in their content, but a few miss the mark; such as humility, as that is often quite dicey in Arthur's court. It's worth remembering that most of the medieval Arthurian works were more about the failings of Arthur's court, their essential humanity, and thusly the performativity inherent in chivalry, rather than its being some sort of glorious golden age. Whilst the impression of Arthur did exist, especially in the court of Edward III, it doesn't truly become common until the Victorian romance renaissance. Some characters escape this, for the most part, until their eventual downfall; such as Lancelot, until the build up to his great disgrace and Arthur's fall. Even Gawain, debatably the most courteous of the Round Table in the English tradition, frequently fails to live up to his own standard of chivalry. This is very evident in the very same title you have selected as a source: Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, in which he self-consciously makes it very clear that to be 'Gawain' traps oneself within a living performance, an act that burdens the man beneath and results in instances of failure. As to Arthur, he is frequently proud, occasionally prone to excess violence, and makes decisions in haste as a habit that often leads him and those whom follow him in situations that place their chivalry or their lives in peril. The lesson to take from chivalry and from Arthur, is that to be a Knight of great virtue and chivalry is to perform. A standard must be set, by yourself and for yourself, and then carefully worked toward and maintained. Failure is to be expected, but it's in the ability to recognize that failure, and then learn from it, that separates Gawain and Lancelot from Sir Whoyawattsit. I'd recommend reading The Book of the Order of Chivalry for a practical, easy to read, guidebook to what it is knights actually believed about knighthood, and the rules and customs therein. As to Arthur and the Round Table, the best book that acts as a sort-of catchall for Arthuriana (considering there are hundreds of romances that make up Arthurian myth) is Le Morte Darthur by Sir Thomas Mallory; it's a gorgeous read, and very enjoyable, that tells the entire story of the rise and fall of the Round Table, as interpreted by Mallory from a wealth of contemporary texts. Feel free to shoot me questions.