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Basis of Cannibalism
The word ‘cannibalism’ itself was actually a Spanish ethnic reference to the caribe tribesman of what we all know as the Caribbean islands. In the case of the more common examples of traditional endocannibalism, and even in the case of much exocannibalism, it was believed that a spiritual essence was contained in a particular part…
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Transfer of Power
Many of the modern medical observations came from old “occult” experimentation, “necromancy”, and alchemical exploration. The common practice for chemical analysis in old alchemy was by taste, and human material was used in medicines as in a sweetbread. Heart in animals is a “sweet meat”, as is brain, which do tend to go to the…
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Transmutation of Energy
In the case of cardiac nerve studies, they found heart nerves don’t seem to suffer any sort of energetic rejection. It doesn’t matter whose heart the heart tissue is from, if it’s still alive it will synchronize. There are stories of organ donees who have memories of their donors? Yes, thus there is more study…
Category: Cannibalism
The thinking behind cannibalism is world wide, and not truly gone from the world. Evidence suggests that cannibalism was practiced more commonly as a form of sacrament than an actual food driven practice, and most of the worlds human sacrifice was voluntary. The involuntary sacrifices were what the tribe considered the “spoils of war”, enemy tribal warriors.
Cannibalism was often seen as a way to, in a sense, let the dead carry on living in you. This is why the Christian communion exists, and even science suggests that you may inherit partial memory from your ancestry; perhaps much world theory is accurate?
Cannibalism is actually only seen as disrespectful in modern thinking, or in cultures that believe the body must be preserved intact. My signature character type in World of Warcraft has an ability called cannibalism. It is also undead and I was born under the sign of Anubis. Incidental mysticism?
“Nothing more strongly arouses our disgust than cannibalism, yet we make the same impression on Buddhists and vegetarians, for we feed on babies, though not our own.” Robert Louis Stevenson (Scottish Essayist, Poet and Author of fiction and travel books, 1850-1894)
“Slander is worse than cannibalism” Saint John Chrysostom (Church Father, biblical interpreter , and archbishop of Constantinople, 347-407)