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>>2391196

The book Spirit Cooking is a book of spells. The "eat the pain" part is one line in the spell, one part of action in the ritual.

There's a lot of information out there regarding "blood eating" particularly WRT to jew/hebrews (which of course is frantically pushed off as "that was a long time ago!")

Anonymous ID: a56b42 Aug. 1, 2018, 9:36 a.m. No.2391302 🗄️.is 🔗kun >>1326

Just to reiterate what should be obvious:

STOP REPLYING

to people asking about the deleted posts, they are here to waste your time/energy & deflect attention

>>2391282

It wasn't really an invitation or advice for you to spend a lot of time on it, just giving some historical and real-world perspective from someone who has spent a lot of time researching it.

One of the interesting things is that the witch (Abramovic) said on plebbit that (paraphrasing) if a ritual is done in private OR ON TELEVISION, it is then actually magickal, if it is done in public, it is not. Ergo

everyone who watches/watched the videos of her making the Spirit Cooking "art installation" (public) participated in that ritual.

Sick shit.

>>2391349

see

>>2391352

Anonymous ID: a56b42 Aug. 1, 2018, 9:47 a.m. No.2391479 🗄️.is 🔗kun >>1848

>>2391271

>I believe the name for this shit is, Blood-libel.

Well certainly jews call it that, but the historical background that I found was on a jewish site and the explanation on "blood eating" was written by a rabbi, and secondly, it was not in connection with Europe in any way. As I said, they try very hard to distance it to the "ancient" past, and that rabbi explained it thus, again, with no connection to Europe whatsoever.

In fact, what struck me most was that the rabbi explained that jews killed and drained the blood to FEED SPIRITS, because even though they were incorporeal, they still needed to eat. That very same explanation was given by the witch, Abramovic (who is of course jewish).

They said this on different sites, totally independent of one another.

Grotesque but fascinating