Anonymous ID: bc283a July 22, 2019, 3:17 p.m. No.7137606   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7630 >>7706

More Cult of CYBELE.

This blog hurts…lots!

 

"Yesterday, we learned a chant dedicated to the Black Madonna, who, in later years in Italy, became the newest outward appearance of Cybele, a way of blending the conquering the Christianity with the old ways. Alessandra talked about an area of Southern Italy where men still play the drums while walking up a specific mountain, going into a cave and into a sacred spring. The women soon follow singing the song dedicated to the Great Mother. 

 

We learned that chant and rhythm, and it is most beautiful. All the while, a painting of the Black Madonna hung by an altar, and throughout the day, I would look up and see her beautiful face. I felt so grateful to be there and access the rituals and dances associated with Cybele and her priestesses - men, women and those in-between. I felt as if I was connecting to a deep part of my spiritual history as a queer priestess when doing these sacred dances dedicated to her.

 

Of course, we also worked our juju with the Pizzica Tarantella, a tarantella dance ritual, and it was really moving and, I suspect for myself, deeply powerful. More on that later, as I get a deeper understanding of what this particular ritual meant."

 

https://theflamingrose.blogspot.com/2008/04/cybele-golden-lion-of-change.html?m=1

Anonymous ID: bc283a July 22, 2019, 3:19 p.m. No.7137630   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7710

>>7137606

WTF is "Pizzica Tarantella"?

100 bpm & Spiders!

 

"Pizzica and taranta played both at a beat of approximately 100bpm (beats per minute) matched  perfectly to be played in sequence: pizzica being marked by a wilder tempo underlined by medium size tambourines with a double row of jingles, while tarantella, played with a more prominent mandolin, is more melodic and less frenetic.

Both dances were associated to the concept that  music was a therapy to cure the mythical consequences of the bite of the tarantula. A healing trance-dance for women most probably originated by the Greek rites of the Baccantes,  the female followers of Dionysus who were  inspired by Dionysus into a state of ecstasy and mad dancing.

Tarantate, were the victims of the bite of the spider tarantula, also called the bite of love,  that supposedly drove them to dance in a wild delirium to free themselves from the poison of the spider evoking their repressed sexual desires. Dancers symbolically expel the poison of the tarantula by spinning and stomping their feet on the floor."

 

https://theflamingrose.blogspot.com/2008/04/cybele-golden-lion-of-change.html?m=1

Anonymous ID: bc283a July 22, 2019, 3:32 p.m. No.7137771   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>7137706

I know it's difficult, but UN-emotionally taking the time to comprehend "what" or "why" in THEIR eyes, will help us find/make a case/stop these "people".

 

Personally, I'm just finding out "who"!