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Interview Maria “Masha Scream” Arhipova - Arkona (Аркона) on Native Faith

“Arkona is a stronghold and a spiritual center of Baltic Slavonic tribes on the island of Rujan. Now it is island Rügen, territory of Germany. Where there was the sanctuary… of Slavonic major God Rod-Svantovit a temples of other Gods.

Now it is a symbol for people who hold dear our Faith and who have to do with resurrection of our traditions and praising native belief. The important thing is that I do believe in forthcoming resurrection. And believe that there are people who will revive this sacred land from the ashes. Now the age of Aquarius is coming, the age of Svarog, which will change the history of mankind. Even now we can see more and more people start thinking about their ancestors and history of their folk. And most of them are already on the right way, so I can assume that ressurection is close. For me, my Faith is sacred and I really hold dear things that I praise in my lyrics. Thanks to my Faith, I am able to write songs that you hear. It is very important for us to be heard, but it is not our main goal. First of all, creative works of Arkona represent our world view, our belief. If someone supports our views, if someone likes our music - it makes us happy.

Our creativity is our passion, which we can not live without. So we are going to continue working while we are physically able to do it. All my songs appear absolutely spontaneously, I never think much about composing some song. We can say, it all depends on my feelings in the moment I compose, and they echo through my every song. And I always do my best to convey my current atmosphere to the listener.

I love much what I do. Sometimes I hag out almost until unconscious, but when on the stage, a great delightful feeling fills me. It is about people around that are not indiffernt to what we do. Friends! Protect your Rod, keep your land safe, Gods help you! Slava!”

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Featured on the 2009 live DVD: Noch Velesova (Ночь Велесова - Night of Veles)

Gods Bless this Woman, I love her so.

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Arkona - Slavsia Rus

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vraimentraiponce:

Tri Martolod

From Nolwenn Leroy’s album “Bretonne.” Nolwenn is definitely my favorite French singer ❤

Tri Martolod (Three sailors in Breton ) is a traditional Breton song, made famous by the interpretation, arrangement and recordings made by Alan Stivell .

The folk metal / melodic death group Eluveitie was also inspired by the song while writing Inis Mona included in their album Slania , released in 2008.

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portionsofeternity:

A love, a caress
Unreturned
You stick your hand in the fire
And I know how the story goes

But I miss you, and I miss you
Always in my heart
But we push forward, plunge onward
Always further apart

Did you forget me,
Or remember with unease?

alfsaga:

Joseph Victor von Scheffel -Nordmännerlied 

I’m finding great music tonight guys.. please listen this.. you will love it.. i’m just crying listening this :’)

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alfsaga:

Palästinalied (20 Bands - 1 Lied) 

This song called Palästinalied  is by the medieval musician and poet Walther Von der Vogelweide.. is the most celebrated of the Middle High German lyric poets.

These are 20 bands.. great bands all together playing this beautiful song.. If you enjoy middle ages.. and ancient germany I swear that you will love this

You will find the rest of the bands in the other parts of this song.. :) Enjoy !

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blackwishes:

ELUVEITIE - Meet The Enemy

omgomgomgomgomg FINALLY!!! :DDDDD

Ace! Now THIS is a christmas present I can enjoy!