Sabtu, 12 November 2011

If this is the Safest Place Coming Apocalypse


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Friday, June 17, 2011 | 8:09 pm
 
TEMPO Interactive, Paris - The followers of a cult in Western countries believe the apocalypse will come on December 21, 2012. This is the end of the Mayan calendar Indians.

Therefore, they began looking for a place that believed not to participate was destroyed during the End Times came. According to the monitoring agency of the Government of the French cult, Miviludes, those who believe the apocalypse to come next year as Bugarach believe the safest place.
Bugarach is a hamlet near an area of ​​26 square kilometers Cobieres Mountains in southern France. The population is only 200 people. The village is located at an altitude of 340 meters to 1231 meters above sea level. Over the last few months, this village is swamped with newcomers who want to survive the turmoil of Resurrection.

President Miviludes, Georges Fenech, do not be too afraid to ask people on the teachings of the Last Day will arrive on December 21, 2012. "However, if you look at what happened in Waco, United States, we know this kind of thinking can affect those fragile," he said. The French government is worried will happen there mass suicide when the day believed it arrives.

Waco made headlines in various media in 1993 when dozens of followers of David Koresh burn themselves together for refusing to get out of their headquarters. As many as 80 people were killed in the incident. Koresh claimed to be end-time prophet who could guarantee his followers go to heaven.

Fenech said that now there are six settlements Ramtah followers of heresy that led American woman named JZ Knight. The groups were also held a one-way service paid in local hotels. "This is a big business," he said.

Mayor Jean-Pierre Delord Bugarach claimed to have asked serious attention from the central government because this is not a trivial problem. "Many come and pray on the mountain. I even once saw a guy doing a ritual was naked, "he said.

Tales circulating among the followers of a cult among others Bugarach become alien base and has an underground path to another world.

DAILY MAIL / Telegraph / FAISAL Assegaf

Sabtu, 08 Oktober 2011

 ( Rajasthan Bishnoi tribe wore colorful clothing, living the life of color in the pic 1 )
 
WELCOME REMARKS FROM TRIBAL IN INDIA

The villagers in western Rajasthan Bishnoi have a unique way of welcoming guests. For the sake of decency, they will let you taste the opium. You will be more reluctant resist after seeing the elaborate rituals performed by these isolated communities to make the dough opium.

When I came there, the host to destroy a small ball of opium dry in a copper bowl. Slowly, she added water, dropwise. After filtering it several times, the batter called "charity" is then poured into my hand that has been looked up.
Not as I imagined, it's liquid, bitter and have no bearing on anything. Even so, what they are doing is a form of hospitality exceptional.

 OPIUM AND PRESERVATION

(The ritual of making a drink opium prepared for guests in the village, pics 2)
 
Ritual poppy brew is done for the visitors who come to the village. Although officially banned opium in India, but is still available thanks to the environmentalists of this tribe. Of the tribe of brave Bishoi here, the term "Tree-Hugger" (followers of the tree) is derived.

In 1730, hundreds of people ready to sacrifice of the Bishnoi tribe their lives by hugging trees to prevent logging. These people were later beheaded. But when the Maharaja of Jodhpur Bishnoi tribe heard the stories of sacrifice, he ordered the loggers to cut trees (and heads) in the region.

To this day, the Bishnoi famous for his dedication to saving the environment. Government authorities also pretended not to know the Bishnoi tribe would use opium for religious rituals.

In the course of 40 km to the southeast of Jodhpur it, a guides explained how the Bishnoi tribe-laws to enjoy tea. On the day of the wedding, the bride's father offers opium mixed water into the groom's father. Offered three times, three times as well as the opium of water is drunk from the hand. Furthermore, the father of the groom will do the same for the father of the bride.

Actually this is an introductory ritual when a stranger came to visit. However, they respect the manners and customs of the foreigners who visit by allowing opium to drink water from the hands of the tourists themselves.
Sometimes powdered saffron (Kuma-Kuma) used as a substitute for opium.

Note :
(Kuma-Kuma or saffron (saffron) is the name for the spice from the flower Crocus sativus, as well as the common name for plants of the genus crocus Crocus sativus Iridaceae family. Saffron has a distinctive slightly bitter taste and smell sweet like iodoform or dry grass which caused the chemicals they contain named picrocrocin and safranal. Saffron also contains crocin, a carotenoid dye that makes the food a golden yellow. Bright yellow color of saffron as a spice made ​​it the most sought after people in the world. In traditional medicine, saffron is used as a cure various diseases. In the Malay language, called saffron and saffron is the spice that makes the briyani rice (nasi beryani) becomes yellow).

 ROOTED OF RELIGION

 
(The word "Bishnoi" which means 29-refers to the 20 principles of Hindu and Muslim high 9 principles, pics 3)

These ethnic groups - which in essence produces a series of orders relating to environmental protection.

The Bishnoi have great respect for deer and cattle because they believe two of these creatures is their ancestor. Thus, deer and cattle to protect them from hunters. The mothers here are even ready to give milk to a motherless deer. The Bishnoi also never eat meat.

That they would use wood for cooking will be thrown to the ground three times, just to ensure no more bugs are hidden in the wood when burned. They also filter the water twice before cooking, to avoid the presence of small insects.

But the most striking feature of the life of Bishnoi tribe (now no longer valid) is a stud, here it this :
While enjoying a meal post-opium - the pumpkin curry, chili and wheat chapatis - 50 years ago, the most handsome man in the village would be well advised to sleep with as many unmarried women, for ten years.
After 10 years, Stud is then beheaded, or at least, ostracized for life. This system has now been banned - although they also say the same thing about opium here.




This is the story of the history of a country in Asia, west Rajasthan, India, may be useful.
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