this question will go on seeming complex if you dont make an effort to look deeper than the literalist message
trying to summarize it then:
1))blood sacrifice is a very anceint tradition for recompensing spirits, spirit. gods, or 'God'-----for eithe 'want' or as some kind of resolving guilt
2)))the really deeer insight is that these mythical characters --god-men--are representing a plat and an experience HAD by the plant.
this is VERY VERY difficult inDEED to explain to someone wit no experiencew with tis, but you will have to use yer imagination then.
The plant means a psychedelic shroom, potion, catus etc etc. but it HAS to be psychedelic. what these do is faciilitate the expression of ever eeper eotions so as to inspire ecstatic abandon. this has lways been the mythic motif of death/rebirth. where yors sense of social ego is So overwhelmed 'you' 'die'....and aftter the experience feel reborn
Obviously even to many traditions will recognize rthe psychedelically-inspired death/rebirth, manyhave different interpretations of it.....there are two Streams. prepatriarchal and patriarchal. the former realizes the reibirth is part of the sacred cycles which includes Universe/Nture. and the experiences refreshes one's insight into tis sacredness
whilst the patriarchal tends to create ideologies which propganderize a SPLIT heaven from Earth, and spin stories of actual MEN who die for our sins, thus encpasulating you in time and literalism. denying you the ACTUAL experience anyone is free to have
trying to summarize it then:
1))blood sacrifice is a very anceint tradition for recompensing spirits, spirit. gods, or 'God'-----for eithe 'want' or as some kind of resolving guilt
2)))the really deeer insight is that these mythical characters --god-men--are representing a plat and an experience HAD by the plant.
this is VERY VERY difficult inDEED to explain to someone wit no experiencew with tis, but you will have to use yer imagination then.
The plant means a psychedelic shroom, potion, catus etc etc. but it HAS to be psychedelic. what these do is faciilitate the expression of ever eeper eotions so as to inspire ecstatic abandon. this has lways been the mythic motif of death/rebirth. where yors sense of social ego is So overwhelmed 'you' 'die'....and aftter the experience feel reborn
Obviously even to many traditions will recognize rthe psychedelically-inspired death/rebirth, manyhave different interpretations of it.....there are two Streams. prepatriarchal and patriarchal. the former realizes the reibirth is part of the sacred cycles which includes Universe/Nture. and the experiences refreshes one's insight into tis sacredness
whilst the patriarchal tends to create ideologies which propganderize a SPLIT heaven from Earth, and spin stories of actual MEN who die for our sins, thus encpasulating you in time and literalism. denying you the ACTUAL experience anyone is free to have