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Wednesday, January 29, 2020

Festa di Lupercus 2020 - Part VII




Science Of The Soul - Full Documentary

1,056,603 views - Mar 29, 2019

Syndicado TV

Do human beings have souls? From the beginning of human awareness – no matter the context and no matter the age – the answer was always “yes”. All cultures have universally argued that human beings are “ensouled”. About a hundred years ago, however, scientists decided that the “soul” is not a proper subject of scientific investigation – consciousness replaced soul. Then, the brain replaced consciousness. Lately, this perspective has led some scientists to argue that within 20-30 years AI, robotics and biological brains will converge to create a cyborg/Matrix like reality where there is, essentially, no difference between humans and machines.

Science of the Soul is a feature length documentary investigation into these life and death issues. From robotics to near death experiences, from attempts to achieve altered states of consciousness in the jungles of Peru to an exploration of infant state of mind, Science of the Soul explores the cutting-edge of consciousness related science to determine whether we are about to experience a new step in human evolution or the death of the human soul.

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Flag of Peru

I always liked the flag of Peru, as it's clearly a European-style flag, and it's colors resemble the typical red and white of so many Padan arms and flags. A few blocks away from me is an interesting second-story grayish front deck above a garage, with numerous large plants, and the Peruvian flag... creating a pretty collage of grey, green, and white/red.


'What Do the Colors and Symbols of the Flag of Peru Mean?'



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Joe Rogan Experience #1286 - Anthony Jeselnik

2,212,661 views - Apr 29, 2019

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Anthony Jeselnik is a comedian, writer, actor, and producer. His new special "Anthony Jeselnik: Fire in the Maternity Ward" will be available streaming on Netflix on April 30.


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An Danzza ☽ ☆ ☾ (Óðins Rune Song)

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Song: Rúnatal (Canción Rúnica de Odín)
Artist: An Danzza
Album: Tierra de Andanzas


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               Actress Hengi Hawk 

                                New actress, of Persian ancestry.


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12 Year Old Ventriloquist Girl Gets Golden Buzzer on America's Got Talent! (2017)

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Darci Lynne Farmer gets the golden buzzer on America's Got Talent.

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INDRID COLD : Woodrow Derenberger's Encounter With Indrid ( West Virginia Folklore )

January 22, 2020

Monsters Of Folklore

INDRID COLD : Woodrow Derenberger's Encounter With Indrid ( West Virginia Folklore ) Come with me as I dig deeper into Woodrow Derenberger's encounters he had with the legendary Indrid Cold. Indrid commonly known as The Smiling Man or the Grinning Man , is a purported alien humanoid entity. Many questions remain unanswered to me honestly, like why did Indrid Cold chose Woodrow to speak to so many times, why did Indrid come to WV, nobody will ever really know.

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INDRID COLD - Commonly Known as The Grinning Man Explained ( West Virginia Folklore )


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Actress Laura Mennell

Canadian actress from TV's 'Project Blue Book'. She is even more striking on film (in person/a moving image) more so than in a photograph. Very good actress.







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Slipknot - Unsainted [OFFICIAL VIDEO]

64,418,286 views - May 16, 2019

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5.48M subscribers

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                        Ingrid from 'Vikings'

Played by British actress Lucy Martin


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'Horror movies manipulate brain activity expertly to enhance excitement'

University of Turku - January 24, 2020

Humans are fascinated by what scares us, be it sky-diving, roller-coasters, or true-crime documentaries—provided these threats are kept at a safe distance. Horror movies are no different.

Whilst all movies have our heroes face some kind of threat to their safety or happiness, horror movies up the ante by having some kind of superhuman or supernatural threat that cannot be reasoned with or fought easily.

The research team at the University of Turku, Finland, studied why we are drawn to such things as entertainment? The researchers first established the 100 best and scariest horror movies of the past century (Table 1), and how they made people feel.

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The Epic of Gilgamesh: Crash Course World Mythology #26

1,552,590 views - September 8, 2017

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This week, we're continuing our discussion of heroes by talking about Gilgamesh, star of one of the earliest written hero stories, The Epic of Gilgamesh. Gilgamesh was a terrible ancient king who left his kingdom seeking adventure, and eventually on the prowl for immortality. Along the way, he checks pretty much all the boxes on the checklist of Joseph Campbell's Hero's Journey.

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The Epic of Gilgamesh, Lecture by Andrew George


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'Civil War-Era 'Witch Bottle' Unearthed in Virginia'

Tim Binnall - CoastToCoastAM.com - January 27, 2020

An archaeological excavation of a Civil War outpost in Virginia led to the discovery of a rather curious artifact: a 'witch bottle' designed to ward off evil spirits. The remarkable find was reportedly made during a dig at a location known as 'Redoubt 9,' a former Civil War fort that, in modern times, sits buried along a highway median. As researchers were combing over the remnants of the battle station, they unearthed a glass bottle containing broken nails which they initially thought was just a container, but now suspect had far more significance to the soldiers.

Since the bottle had been found buried near a hearth, a pair of researchers on the archaeological team proposed that the vessel was probably a talisman known as a 'witch bottle.' A product of England during the Middle Ages that spread to America by way of the colonialists, these ritual objects were believed to be capable of fending off sinister spirits. According to a press release from the archaeological team, "an afflicted person would bury the nail-filled bottle under or near their hearth, with the idea that the heat from the hearth would energize the nails into breaking a witch's spell."

Amazingly, while there have been around 200 witch bottles found in England to date, the number discovered in America so far is less than 12. Explaining that the base where the artifact was found had originally been built by the Confederates, but was subsequently captured by the Union, the researchers marveled that the talisman provides a glimpse into what may have been going through the minds of soldiers stationed at the site.

"The Union troops were an occupying force in enemy territory throughout most of the war, so there were plenty of bad spirits and energy to ward off," said archaeologist Joe Jones. Putting himself in the hypothetical shoes of a soldier of that time, he mused that this individual was likely fearful of both attacks from the Confederates as well as local residents unhappy about the intrusion by the Union army and, therefore, "had good reason to pull all the stops and rely on folk traditions from his community ... to help protect his temporary home away from home.”





 
'Witch Bottle' Discovered Under Virginia Highway

January 23, 2020

WT VR CBS 6

A glass jug found under the median of Interstate 64 in York County is believed to be a "witch bottle" left by Union soldiers during the Civil War, according to researchers.


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Full article from William and Mary

Civil War-era bottle found on highway median may be rare ‘witch bottle’


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Snowbird - Anne Murray (Cover)

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Big coyote experience

Last Friday I was taking an evening hike, which I like to do when the sky is clear. I do hear coyote howls around the canyon, sometimes as early as twilight. This trail was at low elevation, illuminated by the nearby industrial park. The coyotes come down from the mountain, and are seemingly responsible for the absence of smaller animals, and even the lack of roaming house cats in the area... as well as the frequent posts of missing little dogs.

I have run into small groups of a half dozen or so from time to time, and they keep a healthy distance. Most are the typical small size of approximately 40 pounds. However, on this occasion two of them abruptly crossed the trail in front of me towards the nearby town. They were illuminated by the nearby streetlights. They were large, maybe 60 pounds. I lightly scrapped my sneakers against the ground in an attempt to warn them that I was there... as opposed to possibly startling them. They merely glanced over for a second.


I was reading about a coyote which was shot in Newfoundland in 2012 which was weighed at 82 pounds! It seems likely that it was a "coywolf" with wolf DNA. I wonder if those 2 coyotes had some wolf DNA which randomly mutates into occasional large size? Nineteen year old Canadian folk singer Taylor Mitchell was killed by a pack of coywolves while hiking in a remote area in Ontario in 2009. The large coyotes from the other day are probably so used to people and would naturally be wary, which is very different than those with more wolf DNA living in a vast remote wilderness however. Still, if they had attacked me, all I had was a long heavy flashlight; not much defense.






'The Brutal Bull-and-Bear Fights of 19th-Century California'

It’s hard to imagine now, but cruel bloodsport was once part of people’s Sunday routines.

Jake Lee Hanne - AtlasObscura.com - October 23, 2017

High in California’s Sierra Nevada Mountains, in the violent years leading up to the Mexican-American War of 1846, lasso-toting horsemen known as vaqueros hunted an animal that is now extinct: the California grizzly bear.

Before the arrival of the Spanish in the 16th century, it was believed that California held around 10,000 grizzly bears. In the 19th century, California grizzlies were most sought for their intrinsic fighting qualities, especially when coerced into combat with a bull—an event that served as entertainment for a crowd on many Sunday afternoons.

In the small cities and towns that peppered the valleys and coastal cliffs and mustard fields, a curious bloodsport had taken hold. Bear-baiting was brought to California by the conquistadors, but the sport itself was old as Rome. London in the Middle Ages built great amphitheaters known as bear-gardens to host the events. But in 19th-century California, the venues were more temporary and crude.

Often known as “pits,” the slapdash arenas were built of split-board fencing and reinforced with heavy logs and adobe. A raised viewing platform was constructed for women and children, a family affair, while the men remained on horseback outside the barricades, raetas (braided-oxhide lassos), rifles and revolvers at the ready just in case the bear decided to climb its way out.

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Ontonagon County Courthouse in Upper Michigan

The Ontonagon County Courthouse is a government building located at 601 Trap Street in Ontonagon, Michigan. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1980. The Ontonagon County Courthouse, designed by the architectural firm of Charlton, Gilbert & Demar, was completed in 1886. Ten years later in 1896, a disastrous fire destroyed most of the city, including this courthouse. However, the foundation and brick walls were salvaged, and the interior was redesigned and rebuilt. An addition to the courthouse was built in 1937. As of 1980, the county built a new courthouse and the old one is no longer in use. The Ontonagon County Courthouse is a two-story Romanesque Revival structure, built of brick on a sandstone foundation.


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RIP Sid Haig - A Tribute

379,214 - September 23, 2019

JoBlo Videos

330K subscribers

We pay tribute to the late horror legend, Sid Haig, who passed away at the age of 80 on 9/21/2019. Haig was known for his work in the 70's Blaxploitation films Foxy Brown and Coffy and played a ton of heavy roles in TV shows like The A-Team, Dukes of Hazzard, Wonder Woman, Gunsmoke, The Man From U.N.C.L.E., Batman, The Six Million Dollar Man, Jason of Star Command, T.J. Hooker, The Fall Guy before retiring.

He then came back on the scene for Quentin Tarantino's Jackie Brown before cementing his legend as Captain Spaulding in Rob Zombie's House of 1,000 Corpses, The Devil's Rejects and Three From Hell. He appeared in a number of horror B-movies during this time and finished out with Zombie's sequel to The Devil's Rejects, Three From Hell. You'll be missed, Captain Spaulding!


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Lots of warm user comments on the above video, and on other message boards. He goes back to the 60s, playing off beat characters, often in horror or sci-fi films. Then he seemed to hit the wall by the late 90s, until he played the bigger than life Captain Spaulding character which introduced him to a whole new generation of fans... and he had a lot of fans. He did a lot of work after that. He was very active in the horror/sci-fi film festivals and symposiums around the country. In contrast to his over-the-top characters in film, all who met him say that he was kind, gracious, encouraging, and inspirational. It might seem like a funny thing to say, but he was indeed inspirational.

Sid Haig (Wikipedia)

Sid Haig (IMDb)

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"Never quit. Never, never, never quit." -- Sid Haig


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'3 From Hell Wasn’t Actually Sid Haig’s Last Movie

WeGotThisCovered.com - December 2019

September 2019 brought with it the sad passing of actor and genre cinema legend Sid Haig, who’s perhaps most well known for playing Captain Spaulding from 2003’s House of 1000 Corpses and 2005’s The Devil’s Rejects. And in the recent 3 From Hell, the psychotic clown got to make one final appearance, though it wasn’t terribly substantial. Instead, Haig had a drastically reduced role when compared to the previous two outings, with Richard Brake’s Foxy becoming the new third member of the deadly trio.

It was certainly disappointing for fans to see the actor used so sparingly, but during the press tour for the threequel, director Rob Zombie had explained that Haig’s health was quickly deteriorating – which led to the reduced role – and that 3 From Hell was the horror icon’s final film. But as pointed out by the folks over at ScreenRant, this simply isn’t true.

You see, Sid actually has two more movies coming down the pipeline, and they’re both of the horror variety. There’s Hanukkah, coming next year around Christmas, and also Abruptio, which is still without a release date. And while you could say that perhaps these projects were shot before 3 From Hell and the director was just referring to his movie being the last one that Haig filmed, ScreenRant points out that that’s not the case.

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Warrant - Cherry Pie (Official Video)

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St. Stephan's Church - Bamberg, Germany

St. Stephan's Church is built on the most eastern of the seven hills. It has been Bamberg's most important protestant church since 1807. The original building, which was probably donated by empress Kunigunde, was erected at the same time as Heinrich's Cathedral and was consecrated by Pope Benedict VIII in 1020.

Today's church was constructed in two phases in the 17th century and is based on a Greek cross. The choir, built by Giovanni Bonalino in 1628/29, includes elements of the baroque, neo-gothic style. The three other naves, for which Antonio Petrini was responsible, reflect a baroque style, strongly influenced by the renaissance. The works of art span the baroque period to the present day.


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"Nobody will believe in you unless you believe in yourself." -- Liberace


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'America's Stonehenge Vandalized'

Tim Binnall - CoastToCoastAM.com - October 4, 2019

A sacrificial stone tablet at America's Stonehenge in New Hampshire was the target of a brazen and bizarre act of vandalism over the weekend. Owner Dennis Stone reportedly discovered the damage on Sunday afternoon when he first spotted a strange wooden cross strung between two trees. He subsequently saw that someone had carved writing into the massive rock presumably using some kind of power tool. Additionally, the perpetrator had apparently knocked the stone over with a sledgehammer.

The cross found at the site was particularly perplexing and somewhat unnerving as it had pictures of a child, a man, and two sketches, one of which was the Statue of Liberty, attached to it. As for the writing on the sacrificial stone, it's difficult to discern what the letters are supposed to say, but Salem Police Deputy Chief Joel Dolan indicated that Stone "classified the markings as anti-Masonic." As if all this weren't weird enough, authorities have also suggested that the unsettling act of vandalism may have actually been a reenactment of a scene from a fictional story featuring America's Stonehenge.

Located in the city of Salem, the popular tourist attraction consists of ruins believed by some to be thousands of years old. The site earned its lofty title by way of its mysterious origins and astronomical alignment, which led to many likening it to England's iconic stone monument. Fortunately, despite the damage done to the sacrificial stone, the location remains open to the public. Authorities are asking for any tips on who may have been behind the nefarious deed and are also hoping to identify the people in the pictures, since this could serve as a critical clue in the case.


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This simply is damage which cannot be undone. It's scarred forever. Even if the culprits were bound and tossed into a live volcano, it still will not undo the damage. In 2018, someone permanently scarred the Nasca Lines as well. Beyond frustrating!





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5 FRIGHTENING FORESTS You Should Never Visit

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5 Frightening Forests You Should Never Visit

Large trees, fresh air and solitude – forests are fantastic for a quick getaway from the stress of city living. But there are certain forests that you should be weary of And The five woodlands on this list have gained a reputation for being sinister, dark and even deadly. These are 5 Frightening Forests You Should Never Visit. 


5. Devils Tramping Ground

Over 120 years before America gained its independence, locals have whispered that inside the pine woods of Chatham County in N. Carolina lies a 15-foot wide circle where no life has ever grown. They call it the Devil’s Tramping Ground.

Year after year, no plant life grows within the circle. Despite being surrounded by forests and trees, no plant life ever grows within this circle. No trees, no flowers,no anything and Locals say even when plants are transplanted within, they just wilt and die. 


4. Man Finds Missing Person’s Shrine

James Rankin was on a leisurely hike in October of 2016 exploring Huntington’s Berkeley Jackson County Park in New York when he came across a terrifying site. He was walking along when something posted on the trees caught his attention. He took a closer look and to his surprise, they were pieces of printed paper placed inside a plastic file sleeve. Theyhad been posted on individual trees around a portion of the forest. Rankin looked closely at each one and realized they were missing posters. 


3. Pine Barrens

Pine Barrens, New Jersey is dubbed as one of the most haunted forests in North America. Why? There’s a couple of reasons. First, it’s home to the terrifying Jersey Devil. Second, there are supposedly multiple ghosts seen in the area. Third, it’s a place where real life abandoned ghost towns are found.

For centuries, countless urban legends have surrounded this mysterious forest. Over time, the stories change but the central characters remain. 


2. The Black Forest

Sitting alongside the Rhine River, you’ll find a deep, dark forest with such a thick canopy of tall trees hardly any sunlight penetrates through. This area in Germany is known appropriatly as the Black Forest.

For many, the Black Forest has become synonymous with evil forests you would find mentioned in haunting fairytales. In fact, we have the Brothers Grimm to thank for that imagery since many of their stories set in deep, dark forests take inspiration from this location. 


1. Interstate 85

For many, the trees lining one of America’s busiest interstates is just like anywhere else. But what they don’t know is that Interstate 85 in Atlanta, Georgia is a hidden dumping ground for bodies. The entire 200–mile stretch of the Interstate starting at the Georgia corridor down to the tip of South Carolina has become a dumping place of murdered and missing people.


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Shania Twain - Man! I Feel Like A Woman (Official Music Video)

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Watch the official music video for "Man! I Feel Like A Woman" performed by Shania Twain

Music video by Shania Twain performing Man! I Feel Like A Woman. (C) 2003 Mercury Records


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I remember years ago of hiking at twilight along a trail in the hills around Cupertino in the summer. There was a campground facility for special needs children nearby called Camp Costanoan, named after the native tribal group from the area. I could hear this song just blaring from the camp! The children sounded very happy and festive. It seemed like an interesting mix; a very upbeat song amid the tranquil woods at twilight. There was a beautiful reservoir right nearby, particularly dense treelines, wild enough to support deer and an occasional mountain lion, some very rustic but well maintained homes dotting the hills, no streetlights except along the main road, with a sky filled with stars at night due to the deeper Santa Cruz Mountains to the west. You'd never guess that it was smack dap in the middle of Silicon Valley urban sprawl. As a child I attended a 2-week camp about 15-20 miles north of there in La Honda, called YMCA Camp Jones Gulch. Anyway, for me I just associate this song with that experience.


The Real-Life Tragic Story Of Shania Twain


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Monday, August 11, 2014

The Arctic Home in the Vedas: Part 19 - "Sun vs. Saturn"




In the very ancient world, largely in the Middle East, there were two major competing religious cults. This would have been from about 15,000 years ago to the time of the Sumerian civilization (today Iraq), and up to the time of the Aryan civilization (today Iran). Prior to about 15,000 years ago, there were literally two stars in our sky: The Sun and Saturn. Saturn was apparently the closer and brighter of the two, and lit up the northern sky, and the Earth's North Pole was not only habitable, but light twenty-four hours a day during the "Golden Age." I suspect that Saturn, which is today a dwarf star, was only brighter from the perspective of northern peoples; and was probably a bit hazy.

As discussed before, both the six-pointed Hexagram (today, the "Star of David) and the Pentagram (today used as the symbol of Wicca and other similar groups) were symbols representing Saturn then. Both symbols were Sumerian, and both are literally found on Saturn itself! How that could be is one of the great questions of human existence, and speculating would take away from the facts here. The "Talisman of Saturn" and other similar coin-like artifacts feature the Pentagram on one side and the six-pointed Hexagram on the other. The Aryan civilization was a "Sun cult," and used symbols of the Sun.. such as Swastikas and the Black Sun. The National Socialists were aware of this, and adopted some of this symbolism. As stated many times here, the real "Aryans" were a mix of true-Mediterranean and pure Teutonic; which would make them Indo-European, but not Germanic, Indian, Iranian, etc. This is about ancient cults, not necessarily racial or ethnic types.


There were sixteen Sun-cults in that general region over thousands of years that we know of, all with the same astrotheological/mythological theme. The ancient Egyptian religion was number fifteen, with the god Horace representing the Sun; and number sixteen was Christianity, with Jesus ("the Son"; "the light of the world") allegorically representing the Sun.

Judaism actually began as an ancient Hebrew Saturn-cult, and the six-pointed Hexagram wasn't chosen as its symbol a millennium ago by accident. There are some very negative things written in the Talmud regarding Jesus, but that didn't have anything to do with any man. It was common lashing out against a rival Sun-cult. The Christian Sun-cult lashed back with a depiction of "Satan," which was just another name for "Saturn." Most Christians and Jews today know nothing about this. It wasn't Christians vs. Jews, it was Sun-cult vs. Saturn cult. Naturally Satanism is a Saturn-cult, and Satanic groups use an inverted Pentagram.

Islam developed later, and clearly originated as a Saturn-cult. The Islamic black cube is a Saturnian-Hexagram, and the six-pointed Hexagram as-well-as the Pentagram are used. The Islamic state of Morocco features a Pentagram on its national flag. There are even Mosques with the "Star of David" featured on the outside front. When looking at all of these institutions, and how they've interacted over history, you can get a glimpse of the Sun-cult vs. Saturn-cult phenomenon. Saturday and Sunday? Yes, they mean "Saturn's Day" and "Sun's Day."

The pre-Roman Italian peninsula was known as "Saturnia." Not surprisingly, one of the main Roman festivals was "Saturnalia," which was three days to honor the deity Saturn from Roman mythology. Part of the celebration was a human sacrifice at the Temple of Saturn. Wikipedia: "In Roman mythology, Saturn was an agricultural deity who was said to have reigned over the world in the Golden Age...." Bingo! That's it. The ancient legends, such as that of "Hyperborea," were based on reality. See thunderbolts.info and 'Symbols of an Alien Sky' for the scientific proof. The Roman Catholic Church has maintained its Saturnian roots; while Protestants broke away as Sun-cults.


The old saying "old legends die hard" couldn't be more applicable than with the Sun vs. Saturn rivalry. These ancient cults and mystery schools are so ingrained in the world that they refuse to bury the hatchet! The "cult of Saturn" wishes to return to the "Golden Age," which sounds more like an excuse to take over. We're just expected to go along with all of this nonsense. The dramatic role of Saturn in human history has been kept a secret for a long time. The Sun-cults apparently want to make the Book of Revelation come true; while the Saturn-cults apparently want to make the Golden Age come true. How do we know that this isn't all a role-playing charade, with all the main players just play-acting their parts?


Saturn vs the Sun, Black Cube and the Saturnian Cult – Santos Bonnaci

Zen Gardner - ZenGardner.com - August 1, 2013

Here’s some terrific information you won’t come across as well strung together and condensed as this. The remarkable Santos Bonacci has many youtube clips to enjoy and learn from. That he can reel off such in depth, perceptive and detailed information is a real testament to the power of researching with a passion for Truth in full-on conscious awareness. It’s there for the having, and people like this give us all a head start in the many amazing fields of knowledge we need to become familiar with in order to better understand and heal the world we’re living in. – Zen



 

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Friday, March 16, 2012

Rethinking the Vehme Star Rose

Guido von List referred to the pentagram as the "vehme star rose." All of his other signs seemed to be of Germanic or European origin, except that one. Why? It could be that the star was loosely from our ancestors, perhaps even tens of thousands of years ago. It might have been that List couldn't resist the powerful symbol, which easily can be traced back to ancient Sumeria.

More than likely it was because the star was adopted into secret pagan circles in Europe sometime during the middle ages, which makes it "half-folkish" I suppose. A lot of neo-pagans may not want to hear this, but very far back in ancient times, it appears that as the ancestors of Norse, Celtic, and Mediterranean peoples migrated westward, they both drowned out and/or co-opted the various traditions of Sabbat witchcraft. As a result, it's spiritual survival depended upon it's ability to constantly reinvent itself. The "migration" of the vehme star seemed to be a part of that process. A symbol was needed, and with the long eroding disappearance of icons of it's own heritage, one was co-opted.

The symbol found it's way eastward, into the Orient, as well. Curiously, List's term "vehme star" only shows up on six webpages on a google search. It should be noted that the Pythagorean Greeks referred to this symbol as "hugieia" ("health") in the fifth century BC, but it appears that it was more of a symbol of geometry to them. Culturally, it appears, this symbol could be thought of as a symbol of both the West and the Middle East. In other words, the real origin was from a people who later migrated into southern and western Europe and became Indo-Europeans; while those who remained largely merged with dark skinned Semites who dramatically migrated out of the southern Saudi Peninsula northward starting in the sixth century.

[Right:  Drawing of a pentagram ring from Crotone, Italy, taken from IMAGINI DEGLI DEI ANTICHI (V. Catari, 1647)]

What I'm really driving at is that the vehme star rose could be looked at by a Eurofolkish person as being "half folkish." Perhaps even a little bit more than half, since it originated from a people whose racial stock later came to be known as Indo-European. The proto-Norse once occupied northern Eurasia, tens of thousands of years ago. However, nobody today thinks of them as "Asian" in any way. They became Indo-Europeans. In the spiritual tradition of Stregheria in central and southern Italy, during the Middle Ages, the vehme star rose was adopted. It could be said that they adopted a symbol which their remote ancestors had once held sacred. At the least, it's a symbol which has deep roots in Europe.

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