Asatru Folk Assembly - November 03, 2025


Nobility of Speech #afa #asatru #asatrufolkassembly #shorts

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Episode Stats


Length

2 minutes

Words per minute

148.22

Word count

436

Sentence count

17


Summary

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When you speak with vulgarity, you are profaning your world. You are vulgarizing your environment. So it s important for you to speak with the highest level of discourse. It s only been a few decades since white people were known to curse as freely as we do now in public.

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00:00:00.000 for everybody to raise their discourse. It's called low speech for a reason.
00:00:05.720 Higher discourse is the noble speech. It's the idea that, and of course there are several
00:00:12.980 spiritual reasons for it as well. Galder changes the world. What you know is that your spoken word
00:00:21.460 enter, that's where your will manifests into the world. So when you speak with vulgarity,
00:00:28.860 When you speak profanely, you are profaning your world. You are vulgarizing your environment. So it's important for you to speak with the highest level. It's only been a few decades when white people were known to curse as freely as we do now in public.
00:00:51.160 um and you know i remember years ago when it was uh said of various comedians that they couldn't
00:00:58.480 work the big rooms because they back then it was called working blue you know if you used
00:01:03.040 um sexual innuendo and certainly foul language you know that you that you weren't even allowed
00:01:09.240 in the big in the in the big venues because it was seen as um to uh to be beneath polite society
00:01:18.320 um and and i don't think that we as also true although we certainly a lot of us come from that
00:01:28.220 background myself to some degree included where you know we've had to we had to sort of portion
00:01:33.620 ourselves up through uh the school of hard knock certainly there's you know i'm not approved about
00:01:40.180 these sorts of things but the but the idea of it is to to always present your highest self
00:01:46.320 knowing that, you know, your grandmother is with you over your shoulder, your gods watch you not
00:01:54.400 as closely, but they certainly know whether you are, you know, whether you are presenting the
00:02:02.040 highest possible light to those around you. So part of it certainly is just the personal,
00:02:08.620 that you should always be your highest and best self. And part of it is that you are, for most of
00:02:14.060 us. For the other, the rest of the world out there, we are the only author, we have the only
00:02:21.260 Odinus that they know. And so if they think of us as a bunch of foul-mouthed brigands, then they're
00:02:27.040 not going to want to be associated with that in any degree. But if they think of us as polite,
00:02:32.680 well-spoken, helpful, all the things that we really are and really should be, then we'll
00:02:40.100 you know, then we'll begin to attract more and more as we have over the last few years.
00:02:46.180 So it's both the sales pitch and, you know, a personal means of displaying integrity.