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Nature spirits, bee shamans and ‘shrooms

You will be already familiar with nature spirits from illustrations of tiny fairies and pixies sitting on toadstools and mushrooms. You may not have realised, though, that there is a hidden message in these works of art. It is a metaphor for our true Elders, the Underlords and the Overlords of the green mantle of…

Weather shamans at sea, 700,000 years ago

By: Annie Dieu-Le-Veut May 4, 2018May 4, 2018

Ancestorsancient seafarers, Archaeology, the Philippines, weather shamansLeave a Comment

There has always been an approved narrative within academia regarding the origins of the human race, and papers about any finds by archaeologists which weaken that narrative usually get savaged while going through peer review and thus never get published. In fact, the palaeontological record is so sparse that academics extrapolate a lot from a…

How Palaeolithic man sailed the oceans by the currents and the stars

By: Annie Dieu-Le-Veut July 28, 2011April 12, 2016

Ancestors, Mythologies, Sacred Drumancient myths, earliest boats, merovingian kings, rainmaking shamans, sea faeries, unpredictable currents, waterworld, weather shamans, worldwide disaster4 Comments

Kevin Costner’s Waterworld was set in a post-Apocalyptic world. The whole floating, sea-borne community only existed as a reaction to a worldwide disaster. But what about a Waterworld scenario that is not a reaction to anything — one in which man regarded the sea as much his natural habitat as he did the land?