Vargsmaal

The use of call names is frequent in the notorious so-called "satanist society". The reason for this is that we began to use such names. From the band Darkthrone we have Fenriz, a distinguished person, but what's important to notice is that Fenriz actually is Fenriz, his name is Gylve Fenris and he has not done anything except change the last letter with a "z".

"Count Grishnackh". The reason I chose this name was not to have a tough name. The word "count (greve)" comes from the latin word "comtes" that means partner or companion. I am the true germanic folk's "partner" and "companion" and with that I chose this title. One of my foremothers was called Susanne Malene Qisling. She was born 06-02-1811 and dies 10-05-1891. Qisling means "that which stems from a division of kingly descendants" and Q is an old protection rune (only in order to stress that it's not a foreign name).

This means that for me to use a noble title is not a misuse as it would have been for many others. The same with the above mentioned reasons of mine I believe the name is justified. Grishnackh is a name taken from a book, the Lord of the Rings. Grishnackh was one of Sauron's warriors. Sauron can be interpreted as Odin, the one ring like Draupnir, trolls as beserkers, the orks as einherjere, the Wargs like Ulfhedner, Barad-Dur (the dark tower) like Hlidskjolf and many more. The language Grishnackh speaks in the book has words like drepa, jarn, auga, ilska and more.

The name Burzum, that I use as the name of the music I have given out ("Burtsum is pronounced with a usual rolled R and is like a norwegian word) is plural for Burz, that means night or dark. Here in meaning "the jewish christian darkness and night, and the genuine german light and day" in norwegian language is um the suffix for indefinite, plural in all genders. For this simple reason I have used the name from this book. It was a way to "camouflage" the heathendom by using a name that had to be intepreted in order to see the connection with heathendom. This was done in order to have the most cryptic and esoteric name possible. Only the most well informed would understand the connection.

Also is Grishnackh not a name to have a tough name, it is a name to tell those that understand that I am one of Odin's warriors. Of all the names I chose, it suggested, exactly to give a hint that it was not just to have a tough name.


Chapter 44 The use of call names is frequent in the notorious so-called "satanist society". The reason for this is that we began to use such names. From the band Darkthrone we have Fenriz, a distinguished person, but what's important to notice is that Fenriz actually is Fenriz, his name is Gylve Fenris and he has not done anything except change the last letter with a "z". "Count Grishnackh". The reason I chose this name was not to have a tough name. The word "count (greve)" comes from the latin word "comtes" that means partner or companion. I am the true germanic folk's "partner" and "companion" and with that I chose this title. One of my foremothers was called Susanne Malene Qisling. She was born 06-02-1811 and dies 10-05-1891. Qisling means "that which stems from a division of kingly descendants" and Q is an old protection rune (only in order to stress that it's not a foreign name). This means that for me to use a noble title is not a misuse as it would have been for many others. The same with the above mentioned reasons of mine I believe the name is justified. Grishnackh is a name taken from a book, the Lord of the Rings. Grishnackh was one of Sauron's warriors. Sauron can be interpreted as Odin, the one ring like Draupnir, trolls as beserkers, the orks as einherjere, the Wargs like Ulfhedner, Barad-Dur (the dark tower) like Hlidskjolf and many more. The language Grishnackh speaks in the book has words like drepa, jarn, auga, ilska and more. The name Burzum, that I use as the name of the music I have given out ("Burtsum is pronounced with a usual rolled R and is like a norwegian word) is plural for Burz, that means night or dark. Here in meaning "the jewish christian darkness and night, and the genuine german light and day" in norwegian language is um the suffix for indefinite, plural in all genders. For this simple reason I have used the name from this book. It was a way to "camouflage" the heathendom by using a name that had to be intepreted in order to see the connection with heathendom. This was done in order to have the most cryptic and esoteric name possible. Only the most well informed would understand the connection. Also is Grishnackh not a name to have a tough name, it is a name to tell those that understand that I am one of Odin's warriors. Of all the names I chose, it suggested, exactly to give a hint that it was not just to have a tough name.