In Finland, the nature is beautiful and the people are unusual, much happier, open and kind-hearted. folklore, legend, fairy tales, miracles, kantele, your music.. Thank you Finns for this!!! you know exactly how to feel this nature, You have a well-developed Creative thinking, You are Original people by nature✨

@Fairychamber

3 жыл бұрын

Nice to hear you liked the video )O(

I am a finn, and i believe deeply in finnish mytology. It should have more support.

@Fairychamber

5 жыл бұрын

There has been more growing interest towards it recently which is great. Egyptian, Greek and Norse often over shadow all else (though I like them as well).

@netsong2239

3 жыл бұрын

huomenta

@immortalsnail-xd7zv

3 жыл бұрын

@@netsong2239 jestas sä löysit mun kringet kommentit vuosien takaa 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

I just found this video, hello 5 years ago, but I'm really liking this mythology.

@Fairychamber

3 жыл бұрын

Finnish mythology is awesome :)

Wonderful video! I love how you talked about the ancient Finnish peoples' connection to forests and all the natural magic that comes with them. I love Lord of the Rings and its so cool to learn about where Tolkien got his Elven language idea from. Oh my goodness this was such great insight into the Finnish gods and goddesses and you have inspired me to do some research on them! Thank you=)p.s wonderful illustration!

@Fairychamber

8 жыл бұрын

+TheBookWitch I'm glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you for the video and for sharing your artwork. Mielikki has always inspiring to me, and your artwork depicting her nature and personality was a joy to experience. Best Regards!

@Fairychamber

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you )O( Mielikki is definitely one of the most interesting Finnish deities.

i just found your videos Thank you, I love them, I getting bit more innerstanding and my connections to the Forrest, grandparents were never forth coming unfortunate they were Christianized but i always knew there was more too there story! Wholeness Much love thank you!

@Fairychamber

8 жыл бұрын

I believe all Finns now and in the past are products of the forest (all people are products of nature) and for many the connection is still unconscious but more and more people are getting aware of it. Thank you for watching. I just subscribed to your channel. Many blessings

nice art, like ur use of color

@Fairychamber

8 жыл бұрын

+Mojo Komoto Thank you!

My husband's family came from Karelia. Some of what this woman relates is similar to what he told me.

@Fairychamber

7 жыл бұрын

thank you for watching

really enjoyed. Thank you

@Fairychamber

8 жыл бұрын

+Red Elephant Art Club Thanks for watching :)

Yeah U.K. buy the Christmas trees from Finland..it takes about 10-15 years for spruce to grow 2 meters, only 2 meters! And the spruce can live over 300 years. But no..let's just cut it after 6-7 years and sell it.. imagine the consciousness of 300 years old tree!!?? But no..let's just cut them off..

@Fairychamber

5 жыл бұрын

My family has had the same plastic Christmas tree for 20 years. I like the real trees to stay in the forest.

Great video, keep them coming. It is great some one makes these in english too, it is interesting history and not everyone speaks finnish. I am thou originally finn, but it is nice to show these to my other nationality friends. I was some years ago trying to find book or info of new years tin.... da daa... did not find any. These "of-course" traditions are in danger of disappearing since we don't speak of them enough. Recommendations of books on old believes ..before the time of Kalevala would be nice. Or books written about those in finnish or english would be interesting? New in your channel will check later on your other videos.

@Fairychamber

8 жыл бұрын

Your comment saved my day! Kiitos

@RinaArlingMedia

8 жыл бұрын

Ooh, kiitos pitääpä tutkia paremmalla ajalla.

In the Kalevala, didn't Tapio and Mielikki have a son - Nyrikki, a daughter - Tellervo and a "bastard" son Kuulervo?

@Fairychamber

11 ай бұрын

Yes they did :) and few other children as well..Annikki and Tuulikki.

Ok, first of all: I loved this video. Now I would like to ask, because I THINK you haven't mentioned (I sometimes struggle with your accent, which is cool but yay, I'm not native to English so I struggle with foreign accents), about Ajattara. I remember the band (it was Amorphis' ex-singer's band, in case you didn't know) saying Ajattara is a Finnish forest goddess or spirit. Also, I think you should write the names somewhere for those of us who have no idea about Finnish language. As a curiosity, my goddess Ataecina, according to the unverified personal gnosis of our Arestala (chiefstain), who is a big devotee of Ataecina, Ataecina never leaves the Underworld as she does in other reconstructed myths, but she moves throgh different levels of the Underworld. So according to our Arestala she can't contact through meditation with Ataecine because she goes deeper into her realm to rest during winter, and that's the reason vegetation doesn't grow, cause she's not right under the soil to "push life upwards". It's not like going to sleep but it's the most similar I gound and I really trust her about this, many others are too keen to make up stories and nymph-like interpretations of Her, while she doesn't. Anyway, great video, keep going!

@Fairychamber

8 жыл бұрын

+Corvus Bruxo Nemeton Thank you my friend! That was very interesting about Ataecina. I should do more research about Ajattara before making a video. Astrid Lingren wrote about them in Ronja the Robbers daughter. Ajattaras being spirits close to the myth of Greek sirens. I have all god and goddess names written to my blog texts www.fairychamber.blogspot.co.uk but maybe you are right I could also write them to the videos :)

@corvusbruxonemeton

8 жыл бұрын

+Niina FairychamberArtist Thanks!

According to my DNA results I have some Finnish heritage, though I cannot find any surnames of Finnish origin. A friend suggested it may come from England through Danes somehow. I don’t know, but this is all interesting. I embrace the old gods of Northern Europe.

@Fairychamber

6 жыл бұрын

thank you for watching. oh the world of surnames...that would be entire video topic for the future :)

Minä tuosta Kaarle Krohnin kirjasta Suomalaisten runojen uskonto joku aika sitten luin, että Mielikki näyttäytyy ihmisille vanhan naisen muodossa ja Tapion naava turkki päällänsä.

@Fairychamber

8 жыл бұрын

+Janne Voi olla hyvin mahdollista jumalat, kun ovat muodonmuuttajia.