Valkyries in Norse Myth and C’s account of reanimated bodies of dead soldiers in battle.

[Seeker49]

The C’s have spoken of bodies being taken and reanimated from soldiers killed in battle. I was listening to a video about Vikings where they mentioned about the Valkyries of Viking Myth and how they carried the bodies of the dead from the battlefield to Valhalla. I searched Valkyries on the site but there was no reference I could find.
This certainly seems to be a correlation with the C’s statement about bodies collected from battlefields and other disasters.
I got a chill when I made the connection. Could the C’s please be asked if the Myth of the Valkyries is a description of the 4D reanimation Idea? And what did the Vikings actually witness this in some way? Thanks to the Group for all your research and dedication to knowledge. - Seeker49

 

[Jones]

Hello Seeker49, looks like you joined quite a while ago and since this is your first post you are invited to write an introduction in the Newbies section to tell us a bit about yourself and how you found your way here.

I don't know much about Viking Myth, perhaps others that do will chime in.

 

[Seeker49]

Thanks Jones. I’ve posted an intro on the Newbies link as you suggested.

 

[msasa79]

The C’s have spoken of bodies being taken and reanimated from soldiers killed in battle. I was listening to a video about Vikings where they mentioned about the Valkyries of Viking Myth and how they carried the bodies of the dead from the battlefield to Valhalla. I searched Valkyries on the site but there was no reference I could find.
This certainly seems to be a correlation with the C’s statement about bodies collected from battlefields and other disasters.
I got a chill when I made the connection. Could the C’s please be asked if the Myth of the Valkyries is a description of the 4D reanimation Idea? And what did the Vikings actually witness this in some way? Thanks to the Group for all your research and dedication to knowledge. - Seeker49

Here's a bit of background on that Norse myth with an interesting modern perspective. FWIW.

Pixel Valhalla

Escaping from Sexual Niflheim

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