correct pronunciation of FEHU

[diaynochecraig]

The Satanic Kabbalah cd says to vibrate the F as a soft V.

In the Runic Kabbalah cd, when FEHU is vibrated, the F sounds like a soft F.

Is the F in FEHU not meant to sound this way as a soft F?

I'm thinking a soft V, when recorded, might end up sounding like a soft F; so maybe the F in FEHU is vibrated as a soft F?. Does anyone know?

Basically I'm asking if F in FEHU is vibrated as a soft F or a soft V.

 

[eligos_sixsixsix]

--- In , "diaynochecraig" <diaynochecraig@... wrote:

The Satanic Kabbalah cd says to vibrate the F as a soft V.

In the Runic Kabbalah cd, when FEHU is vibrated, the F sounds like a soft F.

Is the F in FEHU not meant to sound this way as a soft F?

I'm thinking a soft V, when recorded, might end up sounding like a soft F; so maybe the F in FEHU is vibrated as a soft F?. Does anyone know?

Basically I'm asking if F in FEHU is vibrated as a soft F or a soft V.

Hi to everybody!
I have the same doubt. Is someone able to upload a file mp3 with the correct cabalistic vibration? Thanks

 

[eligos_sixsixsix]

--- In , "diaynochecraig" <diaynochecraig@... wrote:

The Satanic Kabbalah cd says to vibrate the F as a soft V.

In the Runic Kabbalah cd, when FEHU is vibrated, the F sounds like a soft F.

Is the F in FEHU not meant to sound this way as a soft F?

I'm thinking a soft V, when recorded, might end up sounding like a soft F; so maybe the F in FEHU is vibrated as a soft F?. Does anyone know?

Basically I'm asking if F in FEHU is vibrated as a soft F or a soft V.

Hi to everybody!
I have the same doubt. Is someone able to upload a file mp3 with the correct cabalistic vibration? Thanks

 

[Matali Noka]

It's pronounced as soft V.
This is because soft V creates a more vibrating sound than soft F.
I also found where Pythia got her anglo-saxon pronunciation key online and it says the same thing.


Does the CD contain someone actually vibrating the runes or just instructions?

Does the CD include the pronunciations for the Anglo-Saxon, Gothic, Norse, Norwegian and Icelandic pronunciations for each rune or just one dialect?

REGE OMNES DOMINUS LUCIFER!
http://www.ibleedhandsanitizer.tumblr.com/

--- In , "diaynochecraig" <diaynochecraig@... wrote:

The Satanic Kabbalah cd says to vibrate the F as a soft V.

In the Runic Kabbalah cd, when FEHU is vibrated, the F sounds like a soft F.

Is the F in FEHU not meant to sound this way as a soft F?

I'm thinking a soft V, when recorded, might end up sounding like a soft F; so maybe the F in FEHU is vibrated as a soft F?. Does anyone know?

Basically I'm asking if F in FEHU is vibrated as a soft F or a soft V.

 

[Shannon Outlaw]

the cd only has the pronunciation for germanic and icelandic, icelandic is more powerful
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Date: Tuesday, April 12, 2011 3:31:03 am
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From: "Matali Noka" <government.hooker@...
Subject: Re: correct pronunciation of FEHU

It's pronounced as soft V.
This is because soft V creates a more vibrating sound than soft F.
I also found where Pythia got her anglo-saxon pronunciation key online and it says the same thing.


Does the CD contain someone actually vibrating the runes or just instructions?

Does the CD include the pronunciations for the Anglo-Saxon, Gothic, Norse, Norwegian and Icelandic pronunciations for each rune or just one dialect?

REGE OMNES DOMINUS LUCIFER!
http://www.ibleedhandsanitizer.tumblr.com/

--- In , "diaynochecraig" <diaynochecraig@... wrote:

The Satanic Kabbalah cd says to vibrate the F as a soft V.

In the Runic Kabbalah cd, when FEHU is vibrated, the F sounds like a soft F.

Is the F in FEHU not meant to sound this way as a soft F?

I'm thinking a soft V, when recorded, might end up sounding like a soft F; so maybe the F in FEHU is vibrated as a soft F?. Does anyone know?

Basically I'm asking if F in FEHU is vibrated as a soft F

 

[eligos_sixsixsix]

--- In , "Shannon Outlaw" <soutlaw92@... wrote:

the cd only has the pronunciation for germanic and icelandic, icelandic is more powerful

REGE OMNES DOMINUS LUCIFER!
http://www.ibleedhandsanitizer.tumblr.com/

Thanks for the answer.
I would want more precisely to know if the cd contains the correct pronunciation of the letters of the alphabet or the correct way to vibrate the runes. I don't think is the same thing. Thanks still.

 

[eligos_sixsixsix]

--- In , "Matali Noka" <government.hooker@... wrote:

It's pronounced as soft V.
This is because soft V creates a more vibrating sound than soft F.
I also found where Pythia got her anglo-saxon pronunciation key online and it says the same thing.


Does the CD contain someone actually vibrating the runes or just instructions?

Does the CD include the pronunciations for the Anglo-Saxon, Gothic, Norse, Norwegian and Icelandic pronunciations for each rune or just one dialect?

REGE OMNES DOMINUS LUCIFER!
http://www.ibleedhandsanitizer.tumblr.com/


--- In , "diaynochecraig" <diaynochecraig@ wrote:

The Satanic Kabbalah cd says to vibrate the F as a soft V.

In the Runic Kabbalah cd, when FEHU is vibrated, the F sounds like a soft F.

Is the F in FEHU not meant to sound this way as a soft F?

I'm thinking a soft V, when recorded, might end up sounding like a soft F; so maybe the F in FEHU is vibrated as a soft F?. Does anyone know?

Basically I'm asking if F in FEHU is vibrated as a soft F or a soft V.

Thanks for the answer.
You could give me the links where H.P.Pythia speaks of this matter?
(Obviously I know what she has written in the official site.)
For the time being I don't know the content of the cd and I cannot answer to your questions but I hope that someone does it soon.
Thanks still.

 

[diaynochecraig]

I have the CDs : )

In the Satanic Kabalah CD, HP Pythia vibrates each letter from the English alphabet.

In Runic Kabalah CD, she vibrates each Icelandic Rune and each Germanic Rune.

Vibrating a letter in an Icelandic Rune or in a Germanic Rune, is not always the same as when vibrating a letter in English.

So I wanted to make sure about her vibration of the Germanic Rune FE or FEHU. Because she vibrates the F as an F sound... as in 'f'ae or 'f'ate. It in no way sounds like the soft V sound made when she vibrates the English letter F.

--- In , "eligos_sixsixsix" <eligos_sixsixsix@... wrote:



--- In , "Shannon Outlaw" <soutlaw92@ wrote:

the cd only has the pronunciation for germanic and icelandic, icelandic is more powerful

REGE OMNES DOMINUS LUCIFER!
http://www.ibleedhandsanitizer.tumblr.com/


Thanks for the answer.
I would want more precisely to know if the cd contains the correct pronunciation of the letters of the alphabet or the correct way to vibrate the runes. I don't think is the same thing. Thanks still.