Curiousity Memoirs

By Jude Obuseh In the vast canvas of human beliefs and spiritual understanding, the concept of spirit beings remains a captivating and enigmatic subject. 🌌✨ These entities are thought to exist beyond the confines of the physical world, dwelling in realms or dimensions that transcend our tangible reality.  Join us as we embark on a journey to understand and uncover the fascinating realm of spirit beings, exploring their diverse forms and cultural significance. Spirit beings are ethereal entities or forms of consciousness that exist outside the bounds of the material world. They are often perceived as non-corporeal entities, lacking a physical form, and residing in dimensions beyond our immediate perception. Across various cultures and belief systems, these entities are known by different names and hold varying roles and characteristics. These entities encompass a wide spectrum of beings, including angels, demons, ghosts, deities, ancestral spirits, elemental spirits, an...

By Jude Obuseh History is often filled with intriguing and, at times, chilling revelations about the practices of our ancestors. In ancient England, a macabre tradition existed where people used hollowed human skulls as bowls and cups. Let's delve into this eerie chapter of history. One of the most spine-tingling historical facts is that cave settlers in ancient England crafted drinking vessels out of human skulls. This practice has fascinated and horrified researchers and history enthusiasts for generations. While it might send shivers down your spine, it offers a unique glimpse into the beliefs and customs of our forebears. The process of creating these skull cups was as meticulous as it was unsettling. Ancient people would hollow out the skulls, removing the surrounding flesh and tissue, until they were left with a clean, bone vessel. These skull cups were then used for drinking, a practice that is sure to send chills down your spine. ☠️🥂 The question that naturally...

By Jude Obuseh Prepare to journey into the heart of the Philippines, where the Hanunuo Mangyan tribe practices a tradition that challenges our notions of life, death, and the bonds that transcend them. 🇵🇭💀 On the island of Mindoro, a mystical ritual known as "kutkot" unfolds, revealing a profound connection between the living and their departed loved ones. Unlike the common practice of saying "rest in peace" to the departed, the Hanunuo Mangyan have an extraordinary way of honoring their ancestors. The ritual commences a year after the passing of a beloved family member. During this time, the remains of the departed are unearthed and treated with great care. The bones are dressed in clothing, and a meticulous process begins to recreate a human-like figure known as the "sinakot." Read Also:  🌟 **Exploring Varanasi's Aghori Babas: Challenging the Boundaries of Enlightenment** 🕉️🌆 To craft the "sinakot," the cloth is meticulous...