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This charm is drawn from original old English manuscripts and was developed
by Swain Wodening
and the Ealdriht as a means of
hallowing space prior to their rituals.
It can be sung while fire dancing with
hand lamps, using the fire to cleanse not only places
but, if needed,
specific things as well. This can be easily done by carrying a candle
around
one’s house, or a torch around one’s external dwelling.
The power for magic comes partly through the
fire itself and partly through the voice.
Channel the power you raise
through the song itself.
Anglo-Saxon Hallowing Charm
Anglo-Saxon Hallowing Charm
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Fire I carry round the frith-stead,
and bid men to keep the peace.
Light I carry for enclosing,
and bid ill wights flee away.
Thunor hallow,
Thunor hallow,
Thunor hallow this holy stead.
Fire I carry round the frith-stead,
and bid men to keep the peace.
Light I carry for enclosing,
and bid outlaws flee away.
Thunor hallow,
Thunor hallow,
Thunor hallow this holy stead.
Thunor hallow,
Thunor hallow,
Thunor hallow this holy stead.
In Anglo-Saxon:
Thunor
wéoh MP3
Fyr ic bere ymb friðgearde,
Ond béode men frið fremman,
Líeg ic bere tó belùcan,
Béode aelwihta fléogan aweg.
Thunor wéoh,
Thunor wéoh,
Thunor wéoh þisne ealh.
Fyr ic bere ymb friðgearde,
Ond béode men frið fremman,
Líeg ic bere tó belùcan,
Béode utlaga féran aweg.
Thunor wéoh,
Thunor wéoh,
Thunor wéoh þisne ealh.
Thunor wéoh,
Thunor wéoh,
Thunor wéoh þisne ealh.
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Translation to English, Melody: Galina Krasskova
Voice English: Michaela Macha, Voice A-S: Galina
Krasskova
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