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A guide to using ecstatic trance to connect with your ancestors, rediscover your extrasensory powers, and reclaim the peaceful nature of humanity.
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A guide to using ecstatic trance to connect with your ancestors, rediscover your extrasensory powers, and reclaim the peaceful nature of humanity.
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Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Inner Traditions Bear and Company
- Seitenzahl: 320
- Erscheinungstermin: 3. März 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 228mm x 151mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 520g
- ISBN-13: 9781591431848
- ISBN-10: 1591431840
- Artikelnr.: 39182878
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
- Verlag: Inner Traditions Bear and Company
- Seitenzahl: 320
- Erscheinungstermin: 3. März 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 228mm x 151mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 520g
- ISBN-13: 9781591431848
- ISBN-10: 1591431840
- Artikelnr.: 39182878
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
Nicholas E. Brink, Ph.D., is a psychologist and a certified teacher of ecstatic trance with the Cuyamungue Institute. Board certified by the American Board of Professional Psychology, he is the author of several books, including The Power of Ecstatic Trance. He lives in Coburn, Pennsylvania.
Acknowledgments
Foreword by Reverend James Lawer
Prologue: Our Relationship to the Great Mother
Part One
The Universal Mind
Understanding Trance
1 The Lost Powers of the Nordic People
2 The Powers of Ecstatic and Hypnotic Trance
3 Nordic Postures
Part Two
The Lives of the Ancient Ones
Using Ecstatic Trance to Access Nordic Ancestors
4 Communing with Ancestors: An Overview
5 The Era of the Mother Goddess
6 The Transition
7 The Warrior and His Family
8 Baldr’s Rebirth
Part Three
The Myths and Beliefs of the Ancient Ones
Learning from the Nordic Gods through Hypnotic Trance
9 The Origins of the Gods
10 The Lost Edda of the Vanir
The Lay of Freyja’s Audience with Odin
The Lay of Freyja’s Cats
The Lay of the Fish’s Breath
The Lay of the Spittle of a Bird
The Lay of the Roots of a Mountain
The Lay of the Sinew of a Bear
The Lay of the Beard of a Woman
The Origin of the Vanir and the Power of Naming
The Attack on the Vanir and the Power of Seiðr
The Power of Idunn’s Plants
The Power of Bragi’s Songs
Idunn Is Accepted
Kvasir’s Mead
The Lay of Gullveig
Ullr and His Inventions
Óðr’s Journey and Freyja’s Pursuit
Calling on Moðir
Freyr’s Power of Illusion
Freyr’s Journeys to Midgard
Freyr’s Journeys to Jötunheimr
The Power of Shape-Shifting
The Lay of Gefjon and the Kings of Denmark
The Lay of King Healfdene
Why Baldr Didn’t Go to Griðbustaðr
The Lay of Freyja and Her Daughters
Idunn’s Travels to Midgard
The Goddesses’ Power of Intuition
Ullr’s Travels
In Memory of Moðir
Baldr Visits Moðir
Baldr Meets Nanna
The Lay of Borr and Moðir’s Dream
The Lay of Borr’s Son Odin
Forseti’s Blessing and Loki’s Silence
Forseti’s Justice
The Lay of Sloegr
The Lay of Heimdallr
The Lay of Ullr’s Drawings
Idunn, Freyr, and the Giants
Baldr Grieves Hrungnir’s Death
The Lay of the Giants
The Survival of the Vanir
11 The Teachings of the Vanir
Epilogue
Notes
Glossary of Nordic Terms
Bibliography
Index
Foreword by Reverend James Lawer
Prologue: Our Relationship to the Great Mother
Part One
The Universal Mind
Understanding Trance
1 The Lost Powers of the Nordic People
2 The Powers of Ecstatic and Hypnotic Trance
3 Nordic Postures
Part Two
The Lives of the Ancient Ones
Using Ecstatic Trance to Access Nordic Ancestors
4 Communing with Ancestors: An Overview
5 The Era of the Mother Goddess
6 The Transition
7 The Warrior and His Family
8 Baldr’s Rebirth
Part Three
The Myths and Beliefs of the Ancient Ones
Learning from the Nordic Gods through Hypnotic Trance
9 The Origins of the Gods
10 The Lost Edda of the Vanir
The Lay of Freyja’s Audience with Odin
The Lay of Freyja’s Cats
The Lay of the Fish’s Breath
The Lay of the Spittle of a Bird
The Lay of the Roots of a Mountain
The Lay of the Sinew of a Bear
The Lay of the Beard of a Woman
The Origin of the Vanir and the Power of Naming
The Attack on the Vanir and the Power of Seiðr
The Power of Idunn’s Plants
The Power of Bragi’s Songs
Idunn Is Accepted
Kvasir’s Mead
The Lay of Gullveig
Ullr and His Inventions
Óðr’s Journey and Freyja’s Pursuit
Calling on Moðir
Freyr’s Power of Illusion
Freyr’s Journeys to Midgard
Freyr’s Journeys to Jötunheimr
The Power of Shape-Shifting
The Lay of Gefjon and the Kings of Denmark
The Lay of King Healfdene
Why Baldr Didn’t Go to Griðbustaðr
The Lay of Freyja and Her Daughters
Idunn’s Travels to Midgard
The Goddesses’ Power of Intuition
Ullr’s Travels
In Memory of Moðir
Baldr Visits Moðir
Baldr Meets Nanna
The Lay of Borr and Moðir’s Dream
The Lay of Borr’s Son Odin
Forseti’s Blessing and Loki’s Silence
Forseti’s Justice
The Lay of Sloegr
The Lay of Heimdallr
The Lay of Ullr’s Drawings
Idunn, Freyr, and the Giants
Baldr Grieves Hrungnir’s Death
The Lay of the Giants
The Survival of the Vanir
11 The Teachings of the Vanir
Epilogue
Notes
Glossary of Nordic Terms
Bibliography
Index
Acknowledgments
Foreword by Reverend James Lawer
Prologue: Our Relationship to the Great Mother
Part One
The Universal Mind
Understanding Trance
1 The Lost Powers of the Nordic People
2 The Powers of Ecstatic and Hypnotic Trance
3 Nordic Postures
Part Two
The Lives of the Ancient Ones
Using Ecstatic Trance to Access Nordic Ancestors
4 Communing with Ancestors: An Overview
5 The Era of the Mother Goddess
6 The Transition
7 The Warrior and His Family
8 Baldr’s Rebirth
Part Three
The Myths and Beliefs of the Ancient Ones
Learning from the Nordic Gods through Hypnotic Trance
9 The Origins of the Gods
10 The Lost Edda of the Vanir
The Lay of Freyja’s Audience with Odin
The Lay of Freyja’s Cats
The Lay of the Fish’s Breath
The Lay of the Spittle of a Bird
The Lay of the Roots of a Mountain
The Lay of the Sinew of a Bear
The Lay of the Beard of a Woman
The Origin of the Vanir and the Power of Naming
The Attack on the Vanir and the Power of Seiðr
The Power of Idunn’s Plants
The Power of Bragi’s Songs
Idunn Is Accepted
Kvasir’s Mead
The Lay of Gullveig
Ullr and His Inventions
Óðr’s Journey and Freyja’s Pursuit
Calling on Moðir
Freyr’s Power of Illusion
Freyr’s Journeys to Midgard
Freyr’s Journeys to Jötunheimr
The Power of Shape-Shifting
The Lay of Gefjon and the Kings of Denmark
The Lay of King Healfdene
Why Baldr Didn’t Go to Griðbustaðr
The Lay of Freyja and Her Daughters
Idunn’s Travels to Midgard
The Goddesses’ Power of Intuition
Ullr’s Travels
In Memory of Moðir
Baldr Visits Moðir
Baldr Meets Nanna
The Lay of Borr and Moðir’s Dream
The Lay of Borr’s Son Odin
Forseti’s Blessing and Loki’s Silence
Forseti’s Justice
The Lay of Sloegr
The Lay of Heimdallr
The Lay of Ullr’s Drawings
Idunn, Freyr, and the Giants
Baldr Grieves Hrungnir’s Death
The Lay of the Giants
The Survival of the Vanir
11 The Teachings of the Vanir
Epilogue
Notes
Glossary of Nordic Terms
Bibliography
Index
Foreword by Reverend James Lawer
Prologue: Our Relationship to the Great Mother
Part One
The Universal Mind
Understanding Trance
1 The Lost Powers of the Nordic People
2 The Powers of Ecstatic and Hypnotic Trance
3 Nordic Postures
Part Two
The Lives of the Ancient Ones
Using Ecstatic Trance to Access Nordic Ancestors
4 Communing with Ancestors: An Overview
5 The Era of the Mother Goddess
6 The Transition
7 The Warrior and His Family
8 Baldr’s Rebirth
Part Three
The Myths and Beliefs of the Ancient Ones
Learning from the Nordic Gods through Hypnotic Trance
9 The Origins of the Gods
10 The Lost Edda of the Vanir
The Lay of Freyja’s Audience with Odin
The Lay of Freyja’s Cats
The Lay of the Fish’s Breath
The Lay of the Spittle of a Bird
The Lay of the Roots of a Mountain
The Lay of the Sinew of a Bear
The Lay of the Beard of a Woman
The Origin of the Vanir and the Power of Naming
The Attack on the Vanir and the Power of Seiðr
The Power of Idunn’s Plants
The Power of Bragi’s Songs
Idunn Is Accepted
Kvasir’s Mead
The Lay of Gullveig
Ullr and His Inventions
Óðr’s Journey and Freyja’s Pursuit
Calling on Moðir
Freyr’s Power of Illusion
Freyr’s Journeys to Midgard
Freyr’s Journeys to Jötunheimr
The Power of Shape-Shifting
The Lay of Gefjon and the Kings of Denmark
The Lay of King Healfdene
Why Baldr Didn’t Go to Griðbustaðr
The Lay of Freyja and Her Daughters
Idunn’s Travels to Midgard
The Goddesses’ Power of Intuition
Ullr’s Travels
In Memory of Moðir
Baldr Visits Moðir
Baldr Meets Nanna
The Lay of Borr and Moðir’s Dream
The Lay of Borr’s Son Odin
Forseti’s Blessing and Loki’s Silence
Forseti’s Justice
The Lay of Sloegr
The Lay of Heimdallr
The Lay of Ullr’s Drawings
Idunn, Freyr, and the Giants
Baldr Grieves Hrungnir’s Death
The Lay of the Giants
The Survival of the Vanir
11 The Teachings of the Vanir
Epilogue
Notes
Glossary of Nordic Terms
Bibliography
Index