Se dice que un general del ejército británico, después de que sus tropas capturaron un campamento alemán en el Africa del Norte durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial, mando destruir 100 unidades de sangre alemana que se encontraba en el refrigerador del hospital de campaña. Arguía el que si era usada en sus tropas, podría desarrollarles ideas nazistas. Afortunadamente los médicos no le obedecieron. Y cuando también un Lord inglés recibió transfusiones de sangre escocesa con intervalos de una semana; las transfusiones eran gratuitas, pero como el Lord era rico donó la hospital diez libras por la primera, cinco libras por la segunda y por la tercera simplemente dio las gracias.
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This is the very unique form of traditional, ritualistic folk dance performed in coastal parts of Karnataka and Kerala as part of worshiping. I.e Tulu Nadu (Region people speaking tulu language).In Tulu it is called Bhoota and in Malayalam it is known by Theyyam.
IIn mythology ‘Bhuta Ganas’ are referred as soldiers of Lord Shiva and [...]
What is Bhuta Kola? According to a friendly source that we have come to know as WikiPedia, Bhuta Khola is a form of spirit worship and based on what I have learned; its rituals and principles are very similar to those of the African Based Religions.
This tradition first came to my attention after someone on [...]
I recently learned of a new tradition – its called Stregheria.
Stregheria is an old term that means “Witchcraft” and the tradition itself can be described as an Italian form of that practice. Some folks commonly refer to it as La vecchia Religione which translates to “The Old Religion”. Most modern Italian practicioners will refer [...]
The first step to become wiccan is to find a group of folks who practice and can serve as guides during your wiccan journey – you can find them over at this pagan forum: http://www.mysanteria.com
The how to become wiccan question is a question that was asked at one of the most popular pagan forums regarding [...]
Traditional Witchcraft of England and other Northern European countries have been hard at work in the last 60 years preserving what little pre-Christian traditions that were left, Witchcraft practices, and supporting them with other magical systems that became popular in the late 1800s and early 1900s. Many people try to say that Gerald Gardner made [...]
I asked a question about wicca on a popular pagan forum and I wanted to share some of the responses with you guys below…
This was the question: What is the difference between Alexandrian Wicca and Gardenerian Wicca?
I’m a 3* HP of four traditions of British and American Witchcraft, sometimes called Wicca: Gardnerian, Alexandrian, Minoan Brotherhood, [...]
