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Those raised from the dead in Iceland are called uppvakníngar, or the awakened. Those who raise them, necromancers, often dispatch them as "sendings" (sendíngar) against those they wish to harm.
The awakened, just as with spirits of other sorts, can be banned. One of the ways one can ban them is in caves in a cliff.
So it once was, for example, when a man in the Northlands named Halldór Halldórsson was sent four "sendings" by someone out of revenge. In desperation, he went to a man knowledgable in magic, Sigurður Sigurðsson of Kollslækur near Borgarfjörd who banished the sendings to Viðgelmir Cave near Surtshellir.
(excerpted from K. v. Maurer's "Icelandic Folklore in the 18th Century", 1856)
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dat is mooi hier kwam ik vroeger vaak toen ik Kind was groetjes Van Tony jen jij ook heel goed 2015 en maak maar veel nieuwe Foto,s
dan ga ik er ook even kijke
super mooi deze weg ik ben er van de week nog geweesd en heb er op een bankje gezeten leker genieten van de Rust en vreihijd
Those raised from the dead in Iceland are called uppvakníngar, or the awakened. Those who raise them, necromancers, often dispatch them as "sendings" (sendíngar) against those they wish to harm.
The awakened, just as with spirits of other sorts, can be banned. One of the ways one can ban them is in caves in a cliff.
So it once was, for example, when a man in the Northlands named Halldór Halldórsson was sent four "sendings" by someone out of revenge. In desperation, he went to a man knowledgable in magic, Sigurður Sigurðsson of Kollslækur near Borgarfjörd who banished the sendings to Viðgelmir Cave near Surtshellir.
(excerpted from K. v. Maurer's "Icelandic Folklore in the 18th Century", 1856)
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@JBTHEMILKER Yes I guess so, though I never saw a wild boar pass here (luckily :)
Thank you @JBTHEMILKER!
Great place to stand to take a picture, right place, right time.
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