Re: So, where am i gonna be during the Ragnarok?
Yes, there are many end of the world myths of a similar nature. Especially in Indo-European cultures. Take for instance the Persian myth of Azi Dahaka, which includes prophecy says the serpent will escape from his bonds at the end of the world and kill a third of mankind before the son of Thraetona slays him. There are a number of references in Slavic folklore to a monster or monsters that are chained up or imprisoned, waiting for the day they can be released, so I do believe something like Ragnorak is coming. I imagine that most of us will be dead by then, but some if not most of the dead might be somewhere far removed from the conflict.
I would be interested in knowing more about the Odin Brotherhood- I think I have read an interview of one of its members. If that interview was correct, the brotherhood tells some very captivating stories.
Yes, there are many end of the world myths of a similar nature. Especially in Indo-European cultures. Take for instance the Persian myth of Azi Dahaka, which includes prophecy says the serpent will escape from his bonds at the end of the world and kill a third of mankind before the son of Thraetona slays him. There are a number of references in Slavic folklore to a monster or monsters that are chained up or imprisoned, waiting for the day they can be released, so I do believe something like Ragnorak is coming. I imagine that most of us will be dead by then, but some if not most of the dead might be somewhere far removed from the conflict.
I would be interested in knowing more about the Odin Brotherhood- I think I have read an interview of one of its members. If that interview was correct, the brotherhood tells some very captivating stories.
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