Justin Thyme
Child of God
Does anyone care to take a crack at explaining "Orlog" to me? I think I understand the concept but I'm not sure.
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Orlog comes from Old Norse from the words or/ur meaning "primal" and log meaning "law". It was the foundation laid at the creation of all things. It predates all cycles to the very foundation of existence on any level. There is some interesting thoughts/believes concerning its origin and perhaps more importantly its creator, but basically it is "the plan" or rule by which each level of existence is controlled/guided in accordance to the will of the creator/designer of orlog. Some of the most obvious traits of orlog is found in natural science/philosophy. The concept of orlog is similar to the Tao and Rta (from the Rig Veda) and several others.Does anyone care to take a crack at explaining "Orlog" to me? I think I understand the concept but I'm not sure.
Well the (very) quick/short version is that I believe that Orlog was the plan for the Creation and that the Creator (of all) was in fact its architect.
If I may ask: how familiar are you with the Sagas and of Ragnarok? The reason that I ask is I noticed your religion as being Christian and some of the first missionaries that when North on conversion missions had the greatest success with the approach that Interestingly enough did you know that some of the first successful Christian missionaries to the Norsemen argued that Ragnarok had happened already and Lif and Lifthrasir were who the missionaries/Bible knew of as Adam and Eve and Yggdrasil was the Tree of Life.