These 6 photographs I am about to post were all found in a grouping, taken by World War II, American soldiers during their time stationed overseas. These are incredible photographs that possess within them the most magnificent, paranormal energy. They moved, emotionally & energy-wise, both myself and Ash.

This photograph literally sent a small, electric shock from my right forefinger & thumb up my arm to my elbow area when I picked it up. When I first looked at the photograph I didn't realize what was going on, the shock threw me for a loop. When my energy settled I took a second look at the photograph & realized it was part of a ceremony or ritual where the animal was beheaded. There is a lot of force behind this photograph and even though it is a sacrificial offering the energy isn't evil or bad; it's a concentration of tradition & respect. I debated whether to post the picture at all but I believe in this instance the action is not of irreverance towards nature or towards animal life, but of giving of something they respect in order to receive a greater blessing. This is a part of history and not needless violence, to them.



Note the people in the foreground, the symbols on the ground, the tools and bowls alongside them.

My third eye has gone nutz looking at this photo :daze:

I know. When I looked the second time and realized what it was I was, at first, repulsed. Ash took the photograph and saw what I didn't see immediately (the people in the foreground)... and the more we both looked at it the more we realized what a complex piece of energy this photograph is.

I still have a headache 20 minutes after looking at the photo. :roll:

What a moment in time. The head has come off the sacrifice animal just as the men on the right in the foreground are firing a shot. What an interesting photo! :thought:

This is a truly amazing photo, the energy is strong and the impressions I get are fascinating to me. I can't adequately describe how it makes me feel, but it's a very unique energy. I can see why you mention it's complexity, I really feel that myself, there is a lot going on with this photograph. Quite a sight to be captured.