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@Steve E I heard a podcast the other day where a guy said the bigfoot on his property flipped the bird. He said he didn’t know if they knew what it meant or not.
He stated so many things that I don’t know what to think, it is filed on top of that huge stack of “I don’t know what to think of what I heard…”
Could be a record, hard to know. The artist’s mind can be very different to the meaning assigned and sometime it can match. Some of them to my way of thinking about the “could” depict things envisioned on a shamanistic vision/journey. In that sense it could be sights of the future, past or present.
I think back to my intro to cultural anthropology class and we got a hand out about the Nacirema tribe. If you aren’t familar..https://courses.lumenlearning.com/readinganthology/chapter/body-ritual-among-the-nacirema-by-horace-miner/
It really makes you think about our history, meanings assigned, the stories we are taught and live our lives by.
Looks to me like a dogman pushing something……what comes to mind is a tiller. lol
I listened to a wartime stories podcast and was looking into the location where the story was supposed to take place. It was very interesting, although I don’t think I’d want to go there.
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“Various Rumors About Mount Vottovaara
Superstitious people consider the place the focus of evil forces and the bridge to the other world. One reason is the anomalous phenomena observed in the place.The trees are reportedly ugly, and there’s almost no fauna. Not to mention, the lakes are dead. Due to its dire condition, it earned the nickname — Death Mountain.
According to proponents of many mystical movements, Death Mountain is the bridge to the other world and the center of evil energies. As such, it has become a popular destination for pilgrims.
There are moss-covered stone terraces on the mountainside. Spruce and pine with remnants of past forest fires and ancient logging scattered throughout.
Tops is a stony plateau with strange heights and patches of tree cover. Also, the ancient pine trees, around 122 years old, are only two meters tall. Furthermore, something strange appears to be causing the local birch trees to spin.
Sergey Simonyan, a local researcher from the village of Sukkozero, acknowledged the possibility of the Seids’ anthropogenic origins on Vottovaara and shut down the presence of esoteric and mystical phenomena. However, that doesn’t stop people from believing that the place is a portal to another world.”
Shannon wrote: “I can understand Curt Weldon’s getting emotional about..”
I sure hope he has some protection. There is a growing list of people putting their lives on the line to right this ship. Brings tears to my eyes……
Please bow your heads people and be thankful they exist. I mean literally Thank GOD that they exist!!
