Nackte Poesie's video: Perun Santis Verses 6-16 - Immortality Baldur s Death and the Twilight of the Gods

The Perun Santis are part of the Aryan-Slavic Vedas and consist of a total of 144 verses. Here is my translation of the verses I read in the video: [6] And the people asked Thunderer Mostwise: Tell us Swarogik, why Priests of the United God and Pilgrims of the Gods, want to achieve Immortality by achieving the Vedas? Tell us, is there any death in the human world Yawi, or is everything immortal? Which one is the Truth? [7] Swarogik answered them: Both are true, but only in delusion the singer sings about death. I call death – deceit, but not immortality I call deception. Self-delusion led to the Fall of the Gods, immortality is not achieved by deception under God’s Law Pravi, And death is not like a fox devouring the living, it has no perceivable form... You observe death around you but you will not find it within yourself… [8] Other people think that Urdtzek - God of the dead, is different from death, and your journey to the Worlds of the Gods Prawi is eternal, it is kept in your soul and mind; Same God rules in the world of Ancestors, He is good to the favourable, and he is not good to the unfavourable. At the behest of Urdtrzek, anger, delusion and death manifest in human children in the appearance of greed. [9] He who leads himself astray will never achieve unity with soul... Lost humans move in the realm of death and die, and again and again they land in the world of darkness Nawi... Feelings made them lose their way, that's why death is called Marena…(Goddess of winter and stillness of mortal nature) [10] Carried away by their deeds, in chase of harvesting their fruits, they continue to go this way and do not overcome death… Instead of striving towards righteous goals, as conscience calls, the human child, born on Midgard, will go around in circles of pleasuries, and on this path death awaits… [11] Feelings are a great delusion, and when they merge with futile goals, they will lead down futile roads right towards Hell... influenced by the connections with futile goals, and thinking about them day and night, the innermost Self will begin to worship the outer World of Yavi . . . . . . . . . . [12] In the human world Yavi, manifested through birth, desire for another’s strikes them first, soon entailing anger and lust. These three dark products lead the foolish to death, but in the human world Yavi only firm people, within whom governs conscience, will with firmness defeat death. [13] Directed thought pacifies uncomfortable feelings, with disregard you should fight them... There is no death for those who have overcome passion with knowledge for they have surpassed death... But a human that longs for lust, follows passion, perishes... But a human who defeats vicious desires, blows off the dust of passion… [14] For all beings and humans Hell seems to be pitch darkness, recklessly they rush to their own downfall like insane... But what can death do to a human who has renounced insanity? But he who refuses wisdom of ancestors shall not think about anything else, as if he drove out his own Life Power! [15] Wrath, greed and delusion of the inner Self are the bearer of death in this terrestrial body... Humans who acknowledge Wisdom, Gods and Ancestors, know that death is born this way, and death does not scare them... In their field death disappears, just like the mortal disappears when he enters the field of death.. [16] And Odin, warrior of H'Aryan Kin, asks Perun: Tell us why Sages say that humans can reach the blissful worlds of the heavenly law Pravi, the purest everlasting, by performing bloodless sacrifices…? They call the Vedas their highest purpose; How should he, who knows this, deal with it? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .