EtuMalku
Abn Iblis ابن إبليس
As you wish . . . nice almost talking with you.Do I really need to explain basic grammar and reinforce it with basic arithmetic?
Welcome to Religious Forums, a friendly forum to discuss all religions in a friendly surrounding.
Your voice is missing! You will need to register to get access to the following site features:We hope to see you as a part of our community soon!
As you wish . . . nice almost talking with you.Do I really need to explain basic grammar and reinforce it with basic arithmetic?
Let me highlight it in your quote for you in orange.I must be blind then . . .
VERSE 19
O DARK One, 1 wondrous and excelling in every way, 2 becomes the accomplishment, 3 of those worshippers 4 who living in this world 5 freely make offering to Thee in worship 6 of the greatly 7 satisfying flesh, together with hair and bone, 8 of cats, camels, sheep, 9 buffaloes, goats, and men.
Right and I guess I need reiterate what I originally posted . . .Let me highlight it in your quote for you in orange.
However, Vamachara isn't Satanism, to end any confusion other readers (not you) may be having regarding this.
LOL! Let us count the six animals to go with the six vices in the text:Right and I guess I need reiterate what I originally posted . . .
*'The flesh of' (Palalaṁ)
These animals represent the Six Enemies (Ripu) or Vices which are specially characteristic of the following animals: The goat stands for Lust (Kāma) 'as lustful as a goat (Chhāga),' the buffalo, Anger (Krodha) 'as angry as a buffalo (Mahiṣa),' the cat, Greed (Lobha) 'as greedy as a cat' (Mārjāra), the sheep, Delusion (Moha), 'as stupid as a sheep' (Meṣa) the camel, Envy (Mātsarya) 'as envious as a camel' (Uṣtra), Man, Pride (Mada) 'the Pride and arrogance of man' (Nara).
The text specifically says, the offering of flesh, together with hair and bone of cats, camels, sheep, 9 buffaloes, goats, and men.Sacrificing the symbol of something is not the same as objective sacrifice. Otherwise Crowley would be history's greatest baby serial killer
Okay, although a written verse is hardly the same as actual sacrifice, here is evidence of human sacrifice in the name of Kali. I stand corrected.The text specifically says, the offering of flesh, together with hair and bone of cats, camels, sheep, 9 buffaloes, goats, and men.
I don't see how there can be any room for mistaking this to be symbolically, since it specifies "flesh, together with hair and bone."
I wonder how he separated the sperms of "A male child of perfect innocence and high intelligence is the most satisfactory and suitable victim." from the rest?Sacrificing the symbol of something is not the same as objective sacrifice. Otherwise Crowley would be history's greatest baby serial killer
One's gotta be in there somewhereI wonder how he separated the sperms of "A male child of perfect innocence and high intelligence is the most satisfactory and suitable victim." from the rest?