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Going to be real busy in the next 24 hrs but I promise to give more attention and comment on your post later.

I would like to propose a new sub-forum/discussion dedicated to native African religions or indigenous religions/belief systems in general. I'm sure that unlike me there are people who have immense knowledge on the subject and the desire to share that knowledge. What do you think?

Very interesting stuff. Didn't know about the Sami. Thanks @Haribol

Surely the cause must have been what was inside the barrel...

I like the world PRIMAL Primal Wisdom, Primal knowledge, religion, beliefs... There you go 🙂

Always found this song amazing, specially SRV's version. However, Also love the way Orianthi doesn't dare to evoke the "Lords name in vain" Conclusion Ol' me must be some sort of "all inclusive" daoist. 1m48s

Indigenous was the word that came to my mind not to use others that might be offensive. Not the perfect adjective, indeed. Makes sense what you propose Apech. If the threads have any meaningful traffic then, we could consider a discussion sub-forum.

Tell me about the flag, I don't have a clue.

Nice story 🙂

Why are you concerned about aliens? They're just out there, watching, filming for their tv documentaries about wildlife. That's all.

Well, it's sunday and I have tried to watch a film that I miss watching and today it seems impossible to find exept on dvd.The film is " Youth Without Youth" based on a novel by the Romanian Religions Historian, Mircea Eliade. It is a fun story about a guy that develops special powers after having an accident. At a certain point he starts comunicating with a "double". What's interesting about this is that the story is an allegory of the alchemical process and most probably the way that the author found to share some of his own experiences. More than this may be Carl Jung and the entities that came out of his unconscious to teach him. This can be found in his autobiography freely available online. Hope this helps somehow.

And there was light: an autobiography of Jacques Lusseyran A Parisian boy goes blind in an accident, which turns out to be a blessing in disguise, as he comes to inhabit a world of light unknown to those with healthy eyes.

Turmeric, baby

A good alternative would be child's pose for those that (still) can't squat or on those days you're not willing to suffer. Also, there's the benefit of the abdominal massage in child's pose.

If that is your interpretation based on your experience I respect that.

Yoga Sutras 1:38 Would you like to check it?