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Why Sacrifice? Part 1 Sometimes folk ask why Gods, Ancestors & Spirits of the Land need sacrifice? After all, if they are ethereal spirits in another realm, why give them food and drink? Let's examine the Spirits of the Land & Sacrifice. It is a material…

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Why Sacrifice?
Part 2

In ancient times Sacrifices would accompany communal ritual, festival & feasting. One sacrifice, that is not often purported to be a kind of sacrifice, is song & dance among the folk.

We talked about the electrical conductivity of the soil, and how that can be increased through the offering of food & drink to the soil. What a lot of people don't recognize is that sound vibrations provide extra energy to the environment. The dancing & singing, giving thanks & praise to Gods, Ancestors & Spirits, provide extra energy to the soils which give extra sustenance back to you.

For a long time, singing songs to the Gods, fields and Spirits of the Land would have been considered wacky. The more we discover about our world, the more it becomes self-evident that our ancestors knew more than we give them credit for. And only now are we starting to see that they were right all along.

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Why Sacrifice?
Part 2

In ancient times Sacrifices would accompany communal ritual, festival & feasting. One sacrifice, that is not often purported to be a kind of sacrifice, is song & dance among the folk.

We talked about the electrical conductivity of the soil, and how that can be increased through the offering of food & drink to the soil. What a lot of people don't recognize is that sound vibrations provide extra energy to the environment. The dancing & singing, giving thanks & praise to Gods, Ancestors & Spirits, provide extra energy to the soils which give extra sustenance back to you.

For a long time, singing songs to the Gods, fields and Spirits of the Land would have been considered wacky. The more we discover about our world, the more it becomes self-evident that our ancestors knew more than we give them credit for. And only now are we starting to see that they were right all along.

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