Hail Lokh
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Hail Lokh
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The cosmic order consists in the cooperation of opposite
forces. The moral dualism leads to self-destruction.
The very essence of the world is neither love nor hate,
but the fight between them and the changes that occur
as the result of this fight. Here is the one who is beyond
good and evil, who is the active energy of the cosmos,
the cause of constant development...
Hail, Loki! Fimbul has come!!!
"So is the sun darkened at high noon,
the heavens and earth are turned red with blood...
The moon is lost in blackness...
The stars vanish from the skies...
Earth, smouldering and black, sinks into the ocean;
The billows cover it.
Now there is naught but thick blackness and silence unbroken.
The end hath come..."
The Avatar of Death
The Archangel of Doom - bringing life
The Messenger of the End - commencing the beginning
The Active energy of the cosmos
The wounds that He inflicts are always fatal
Behold - The Gates are open now...
Behold - The Seals are broken...
Behold - the Fire!
it shall consume all the lands
Behold the Snow!
it shall make us forget and it will cover
our lands
Ashes, ashes...
The Archangel of Doom!
The Avatar of Death!
The Avatar of Life!
Bring us Death!
Rise!
Commence the Beginning!
Rise!
The creative forces of destruction!
Behold
Our dying civilization
Be the Wolves
Be the Conquerors
The people of the dying world!
Be the Wolves!
Be the Conquerors!
Be the Wolves!
Be the Fire!
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