So hard to get anything done.
This is not good at all, obviously.
The "indigenous peoples" across the world (especially in the Americas) seem to all universally have tales of "White People" that inhabited the land before them. For example, the Inca/Maya (I forget which) that naively greeted the conquistador psychos thinking that they were the benevolent white demi-gods of their legends.
But these legends have another universal trope from what I've seen... These "white people" just up and left for no reason suddenly, with some legends saying that they went north but that isn't clear in all of them.
Did these people receive a "signal"? Did something take over their minds like a remote control or trigger for a hypnotic suggestion?
The “indigenous peoples” across the world (especially in the Americas) seem to all universally have tales of “White People” that inhabited the land before them.
This has been debunked multiple times.
For example, the Inca/Maya (I forget which) that naively greeted the conquistador psychos thinking that they were the benevolent white demi-gods of their legends.
So you conflate the Inca and the Maya, two very different tribes, and then you spread misinformation. Mesoamerican people were obsessed with cleanliness, when they met the conquistadors they brought incense because they smelled so bad. Of course they must have seen themselves as gods when the mesoamerican people tried to make them bathe.
I said I forgot which civilization. My english isn't that bad.
And lots of things have been "debunked" only to be later brought back up. Legends change and mutate, are forgotten or reworked, sometimes they are made up for profit or propaganda. And I said it was a "legend", not definite historical fact.
A legend can be shat out on a whim for all sorts of reasons... Hell, it could just be a drunk trying to cover for the reason he shat his pants while passed out.
Right now, I'm just looking at weird connections between various narratives, one old and one new.
A legend can be shat out on a whim for all sorts of reasons…
I’m referring to primary sources, mainly being codexes that weren’t burned or destroyed. You’re just regurgitating propaganda. If all mesoamericans thought the Spanish were gods then there wouldn’t have been countless wars and resistances against them. It’s lazy historical revisionism.
That's perfectly possible, have limited time to research.
Did you know that Squanto was sold as a slave overseas, brainwashed into becoming a Catholic, then sent back to be a missionary and undercover agent for the Church?
Then the propaganda machine made him a hero that helped the Pilgrims out of the goodness of his heart instead of being a double agent sent to double cross his people?
History is really really dark when you get past the propaganda.
That’s perfectly possible, have limited time to research.
No offense but I just find it lazy, and the things you claimed are common propaganda that even anthropologists know as false.
History is really really dark when you get past the propaganda.
Yeah, like how disney turned the trafficking, enslavement, and child rape of the real Pocahontas/ Matoaka into some uwu romance.
You seem to follow me, which means that you should know that I go off on experimental speculation of the wildest type no matter how "debunked" or "controversial" the premise.
@GaryPaulWood I didn’t major in it or anything but most of my focus was in Mesoamerican anthropology, I’m also familiar with what a few tribes believe due to my proximity and connection to the land.
@GaryPaulWood it depends on who you’re specifically referring to. I have friends whose relatives were medicine women back home. My father considers my grandma a healer as well.
Whatever it is you're planning. Don't.
Everybody's out there looking to experience something and see something, then end up getting spiritually skullfucked by parasites
I've seen it time and time again.
Don't trust the spooks, they are not your friends. Especially when they use a human tongue.
Already "initiated"... Against my will, more or less.
Don't think I'm entirely "human" anymore.
So it's a little late.
Thanks anyway.
If you have the juice for it it's not difficult to keep them in check, out of your hair, and subdued. If you have the spark and aren't aligned with the eternal enemy, then one can argue that it's your duty to keep the fauna in check. Because our side has very precious few who can and do
Kinda had a massive seizure (electrical storm in the brain) and it was "rewired" as best I can tell.
This is a common phenomena amongst "shamans" and occultists of the darkest type.
That's what this logo is about.
I call it "The Change".
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/b/b0/Grateful_Dead_-_Steal_Your_Face.jpg?20120125005846
Only those who's bloodline is tied to the first shamans of the baikal region qualify. Everybody else is at best misnamed, or at worst a black shaman, the spiritual equivalent of a leper, through acquired knowledge from dubious sources and spiritual parasites.
There's actually an alarming number of black shamans running around these days as well as two-bit occultists that dabble in pedestrian technician-tier ceremonial and ritualistic magics.
Anyways. I don't have much else to say. Don't listen to the rivers if you can hear them (assuming you're in north america, that is)
@Leaflord @GaryPaulWood @teratology this whole thread is just like, a funny bit because it's spooky season, right?
Do you want to get really spooky?