BRINGING THE DEAD BACK TO LIFE.. This Is Still Taking Place In Rural Thailand 🇹🇭
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BRING THE DEAD BACK TO LIFE.. This Is Still Taking Place In Rural Thailand 🇹🇭
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We are loving family that live in Rural Thailand. Damo (me), Ryan (my husband), Otis & Hugo (Our Sons) spend our days taking care of the land and the animals and enjoying each others company. Its the simple life and we love to share it with you. Welcome to our TH-cam channel!
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สวัสดีค่ะทุกๆคน โมและสามีอังกฤษคุณไรอัน ครอบครัวเราเป็นครอบครัวเล็กๆ ได้ย้ายชีวิตจากความวุ่นวายในเมืองมาใช้ชีวิตปั้นในชนบทภาคอีสานจ. บุรีรัมย์ เรา2 คนมีลูก 2 คน คนโตชื่อโอทิส และคนเล็กคือน้องฮิวโก้ ครอบครัวเราได้ค้นพบความสุขที่แท้จริงของการมีชีวิตอย่างพอเพียง เลี้ยงสัตว์ ปลูกผักกินเอง สอนลูกๆให้ใกล้ชิดธรรมชาติ สามีอังกฤษเองก็หลงรักในวัฒนธรรมและประเพณีในชนบทไทย และยอมมีชีวิตเรียบง่ายไปกับครอบครัว หากใครที่หลงรักในความเป็นชนบทไทยและความเรียบง่ายของการใช้ชีวิตแบบบ้านนอก ฝากติดตามช่องของครอบครัวเล็กๆของเรา กดติดตามและแจ้งเตือนไว้รับชมกันได้นะคะ เราจะพยายามทำเรื่องราวดีๆ มาให้รับชมกันค่ะ ขอบคุณค่ะ - บันเทิง
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If you consume betel and betel nut in excess, they definitely affects your brain the same way a can of Redbull drink does. No wonder people like it. WHO classifies betel nut as a carcinogen.
This is the kind of content that makes your channel unique in a sea of other Thai vloggers.
This is truly awesome way beyond what most TH-camrs make available. Thanks.
Thank you Hugh - appreciate it 🙏
Thank you both for providing us with this fabulous video. Gratitude ❤🙏
Glad you enjoyed it!
Wow! This was fascinating to watch, thanks so much for sharing this aspect of rural Thailand.
Glad you enjoyed it
I know you sometimes apologize for just "letting the video run" from time to time, I get why you feel like that, the TH-cam algorithm mis not always forgiving. But even so, documenting these things is valuable, and is also interesting. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Jay, yes i oftne wish i didn't have to think of the also at all, i think i would make much slower content but then it wouldnt get much reach haha
WOW....i would never had the chance to see this if i'd not found your channel. I'm so glad you got to film it. Abolutely outstanding video, thank you. 🙂
Glad you enjoyed it! 🙏🙏🙏
Now THIS is an amazing video!! Shows the potential of TH-cam videos and leaves 99.99% of other vloggers in the dust.
Thanks for watching 🙏
very interesting...thank you for bringing us along. great respect
Glad you enjoyed it
Thanks for keeping up the channel Ryan
You bet :)
Absolutely ! Thank you! 🙏💕🙌@@lifeinruralthailand
Thank you so much Ryan.
I could elaborate a long story. However I am kind of being reverse injected into your lifestyle. And I am so incredibly grateful to learn from you. We will live in Europe for 10 years and then come back with some funds. Korat, however considering Buriram. We will see what will work out.
Wow! That was great! I hope this goes viral so more people can see this side of Thailand. I personally would love to see lots more content like this if possible! Thanks and I hope to see you over there soon!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you both and the community for sharing this experience!!!
Our pleasure!
Wow - that was just fantastic. How priveleged are we to join you on this journey. As always - thank you . Truly amazing 🙂
Intriguing stuff. Another great insight into the local culture.
Thank you 🙏
@@lifeinruralthailand unless you are fully immersed within the community and can speak fluently and understand what is happening, I don’t think you would know these happenings occur. You would be non the wiser.
My wife told me years ago about people going to see someone (in the local area) to perform black magic. I laughed it off. She was insistent that it was used. Would that be a Shamanic process?
Yes and used here a lot 🙏
Thanks for sharing brotha ...Flash back memories see my grandparents doing that.Keep it up brotha👍🏾✌🏾
Thank you my friend and glad you liked it!
fascinating... after 27 years here there are still always new experiences like this... keep it up.
More to come!
@@lifeinruralthailand truly enlightening..
Loved it. I seen a similar ceremony in South Korea. I lived there for 12 years. It was about three hours.
Cheers Bobby - glad you enjoyed it 🙏🙏
Loved the ceremony. Couldn't have immersed myself for hours. Thank you.
Should be could have.
With a cold shiver that music took me back a little over 40 years ago to the Moroccan Gnawa music I was introduced to there.
Very similar instrumentation and hypnotically rhythmic as the ancestral spirits are evoked. Same same but different.
Thank you both, the villagers and musicians, so much for sharing this splendid traditional insight. 🙏🙏🙏
Glad you enjoyed it
So happy to witness something like this! Thank you for sharing with us!
Thank you 🙏
It is a privilege to see the side of the culture. It is not something openly shared I believe. Ryan, you seem to be a very welcomed part of the community. Enjoyed the video thank you very much
Thank you and glad you enjoyed it 🙏🙏🙏
Very interesting. I've been to see a Shamen once, a long time a go in Thailand. It's not for me personally. But an amazing and interesting experience
Glad you enjoyed it
Thanks Ryan. You brought back memories of my time in Cambodia. Here in Chayaphum, the rituals are slightly diluted but still essential to life. Attending such events is a privilege not many get to experience and they tend to live with you for a long time.
Thanks Steve, glad you liked it!
Thank you. Blessings to all, may joy and peace reign!
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ดีมากครับ ที่มีให้เห็นให้ชม เพราะไทยเราไม่ตกเป็นอาณานิคมของชาติตะวันตก
This is the belief of some Thai citizens,thanks of your narration.
Absolutely fascinating! Thank you so much for sharing this amazing vlog.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I ❤❤this❤❤so peaceful and spiritual ❤❤
Thank you 🙏❤️
Wow. I felt quite emotional though that, thank you guys for sharing this.
That’s for your support of this content 🙏
Very interesting to see this thank you for sharing it , I would agree with the Shaman you truly have a gift Ryan
Glad you enjoyed it
Great Vlog ,
A incredible insight into the World of a Shaman
Glad you enjoyed it!
I live in a small village in the Prachinburi Province and have seen the “Magic Man” perform similar rituals for different things. Usually the old people in the village want to know why they have a particular ailment and then what to do to get relief. Many boiled whole chickens, pig head, hard boiled eggs and of course cigarettes and whiskey are offered. About two years ago during one of these events the person that was possessed asked to no one in particular , “Did the Farang bring Farang Whiskey for me?” I brought a bottle of Jack before and I guess he liked it. I’ve seen a lot of things at these annual events I just can’t explain away. Definitely not on the regular tour. 😀
The music was so hypnotizing 😑🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍💯🤍
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Beautiful ❤ thank you for sharing guys x
My wife's aunt is a shaman like this. Part of our "engagement party"/"spiritual wedding" she channelled my wife's father in very much the same manner as this lady. I'm 90% a sceptic but can respect their culture(my wife is like 50/50, although has typical Thai superstitions) and it was a very interesting thing to witness and take part in. The shift in the shaman's personality. The seriousness of the questioning and conversation(in our case. this looks like a much more enjoyable time). And the sudden shift back to a completely casual and fun setting after. I think it would be nice to have such spirituality. But a person believes what they believe until they don't. Maybe I need a mushroom trip or something.
This dive into Thai/Khmer culture is fascinating, invaluable. Believing in spirits or not believing is everyone's choice, but seeing this ceremony gives a broader understanding of what these people of southern Issan are.
Thank you very much, Ryan! 🙏
Thank you for showing this. I found it very interesting.
Glad you enjoyed it
Thanks Ryan, this video, took me back to my days of living in Northern Thailand, it made me feel quite home sick actually. I have experienced a Thai shaman in the village I was living in, it was an amazing experience.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for that. Absolutely awesome experience mate 👍. Been coming to Thailand for 30 year's and truly captures the real rural life of Thailand. Love it..
From Cumbria ❤
Cheers MIke!
บุรีรัมย์เขารับวัฒนธรรมมาจากเขมรส่วนหนึ่ง มีบุรีรัมย์,ศรีสะเกตุ,สุรินทร์
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ประเพณีโบราณน่าสนใจดีค่ะ สามีชอบเรียนรู้และเห็นอะไรแบบนี้
Very much appreciated for sharing with the world
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❤👍🏼That was really interesting. I would ❤to have the experience. Ive had alot of spiritual happenings after my brother died. We are all one & I know there is a life after death. Your Dad is a lovely man & he will meet someone when he least expects it! 💞💞💞💞💞
Thanks Wendy 🙏
Awesome…haven’t experienced anything like this in Cambodia but my Cambodian family always seek life advice from the Kru Boramey or Neak Ta of the village…the animist spirit world gets intertwined with Buddhism in Cambodia and sometimes hard to tell which is which…in my house we have several spirit houses, one inside, one outside, and another hanging from our tree
Beautiful, thank you for documenting this Ryan and Mo.
The music was great, would have gladly joined in. :-)
And the amazing ladies.
I could feel the vibe even through YT and as a westerner.
I would only not use the pig's head, don't believe it brings good juju.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you Ryan.
Cheers brother 🙏
This is amazing, thank you for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it!
We are a beautiful family.
I grew up in the village of Roiet Province and remember a similar practice, but not to this extent. The purpose was for healing and clear out bad spirits
Allways nice to see relax my soul 🎉
Glad you enjoy it!
Ryan, if the shaman told you that if you want to go deeper you need to wear white, แปลว่า ควรจะ ถือศีลแปด ไปปฏิบัติธรรม นะ
Already follow most krub - but in this sense the shaman was suggesting during plant medicine ceremonies to wear white - where you travel inside yourself 🙏
Loved it! Thank you so much for this video.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Well done, again! A unique perspective not normally experienced from outsiders, I appreciated the commentary as well. So very interesting and very cool!
Thanks Gus 🙏
I have seen channeling in Bali thanks for sharing ❤
Very interesting God bless you all always 🙏 🙌 ❤
Thanks for watching
Hey Ryan, I can see that your village boasts a rich heritage deeply rooted in Khmer ancestors and cultural traditions...
มะมวด คือ การทำพิธีเพื่อหาสาเหตุสำหรับคนป่วยในบ้าน เป็นความเชื่อของคนในพื้นที่ เนื่องจากคิดว่าผีสางนางไม้ หรือผีบ้านผีเรือน หรือผีปู่ยาตายายเป็นคนกระทำ
เคยทำให้ตอนหลวงตาไม่สบาย หาหมอไม่หาย เลยต้องเพิ่งพิธีกรรมนี้ แต่ท่านก็เสียโดยอายุขัยค่ะ
Nice to watch different traditions
Thanks for visiting
BEAUTIFUL thanks for sharing
Watch my wife's grandmother do this with past family. The from the far southern part. Wasn't this involved but was interesting. She said a lot of numbers so my wife's sisters wrote then down and played the lottery lol
Haha sounds about right 🙏🤣
Fascinating thankyou ❤
Glad you enjoyed it ❤️❤️
Fascinating. Thank you Ryan. Hope the Old Lady did not get a hangover. I trust that the rifle was unloaded
LOL: symbolic of course. The energy was amazing!
Some of the provinces still do that thing Surin , Sisaket , Burriam, Siem Reap, ordermeanchey and Bantymeanchey still do chol Oum Mot bring diet ancestor talk back to the family and friends
this was realy interisting and love it, Thank you
Very nice thanks for this information on life.
My wife in Indonesia was taken with a spirit.
A place very closely connected to the spirit world.
Thanks to all for sharing this, it’s really interesting!
Thanks Ryan. I would really like to hear your honest take on what you have just shared with us.
My wife (married 20 years) claims she has a 6th sense of sorts, I have not refuted or asked her to provide evidence or such (happy wife happy life).
I am not religious, but having lived here in Thailand for 13 years, I can understand their beliefs in the spiritual world, although I am not 100% convinced.
Thanks again...Cheers.
I see it in a Jungian sense that we are connected through a collective unconscious, within it there are archetypes based on past ancestors that could come forward, just like in multiple personality disorder certain personalities take hold of the being. I think anything like this requires direct personal experience, and even though I have had many experiences with plant medicines, traveling into the individual and collective psyche, I still remain skeptical on things that I have no direct experience of, such as channeling the dead 🙏
@@lifeinruralthailand Keep meditating (with or without plants) ...
Interesting and fascinating ceremony! It's different from a ceremony I once attended locally near where we lived in Bang Bua Thong.
You'll have to ask Damo about this, it's called สวดภาณยักษ์ and back then we didn't have the fancy smartphones we have nowadays otherwise I would definitely have made some footage. The chanting of the monks is not what you normally hear in the temples.
We have also once attended another ritual and I think it had to do with Nang Ta-khian นางตะเคียน. Someone who could also channel some deity. But I would have to ask Paung if she can remember more details about it.
Thanks for sharing!
Interesting, specially the
smoking grandma :) thanks.
The fact that these spirits make demands of people and the kind of things they ask for,shows you that they aren't the type you'd want to be taking life advice from,let alone opening yourself up to.
Beautiful episode, but for me also a bit scary: at some point my heart went fluttering for a few minutes, quite a strange feeling.
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Very interesting Vlog Ryan. Every ancient culture has it's Shaman.
In Scotland and probably including the UK we have Seers.
You probably know of them. There have been some very well know Seers as well as some not so well know.
Where I lived the last Seer burnt at the stake for witchcraft was "The Bran Seer" , he was feared by local folk because of his accuracy in what he saw an predicted.
In modern times in a village in the North of Scotland there's a Seer who many have visited and swear by him in what he has to say too them, my own family members included.
He lives in a village called Ardguy in the highlands. On one occasion one of my Aunts visited him. This is how it went
When she entered his room he looked at her and said" what are you doing here"
My aunt a little taken aback said, " I'm here to see you".
He looked at her and said, " you don't need me, you have the gift, but before you can use it you must first forsake your religion ".
My aunt left without saying another word too him because she was a devout Christian and she never returned again.
I am a great believer in the spiritual world. I'm not talking religion, I'm talking spiritualism.
Thanks for sharing Ryan
Thanks for sharing 🙏🙏
Wow thanks for opening our eyes to this, interesting stuff
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Interesting this video. My gf uncle died last week and she attended the funeral in Sisaket ..
Hi Ryan, just curious to know if your a believer of these ceremonies?
I see it in a Jungian sense that we are connected through a collective unconscious, within it there are archetypes based on past ancestors that could come forward, just like in multiple personality disorder certain personalities take hold of the being. I think anything like this requires direct personal experience, and even though I have had many experiences with plant medicines, traveling into the individual and collective psyche, I still remain skeptical on things that I have no direct experience of, such as channeling the dead 🙏
My grandmother is from the Tai Dam, an ethnic group that lives in Thailand. There is also a tradition of belief in ghosts or ancestral spirits. Similar ceremonies are held all over the country. Details vary according to area and ethnicity. But the basis is the same, namely the story of ghosts and spirits of ancestors. In addition to the ethnic people, there are also various hill tribes. Because in this region the majority are of the "Tai" race. Except for the Khmer people. For the most part, this kind of ritual still exists only in villages in the countryside, far from the city. As for the main Thai traditions that foreigners know, such as Songkran or Loi Krathong, basically these rituals will be present. It's just that Buddhist rituals cover most of it. But the ancient beliefs were based entirely on worshiping the spirits of ancestors. Therefore, what foreigners always ask is why in Thailand there are small houses similar to bird houses everywhere. That is evidence of the belief in ghosts and ancestral spirits. Because that is the house for the spirit of the original owner of the area to live in. And this is not found in the teachings of Buddhism.😊🙏
Is there special magical tea's involved to get into it?
They don’t take anything 🙏😊🇹🇭
@@lifeinruralthailand have you ever thought about getting a builder as a woofer. Store him in the hut whipe the shed is built
Hi Ryan and Co...
Years ago I had the pleasure of company with a girl named Meena, whilst in Thailand.
I have no need to tell you how beautiful she was, however. She explained to me that she was having surgery for an on- going breast condition. Her right-hand one had been fitted with a plastic implant of some kind and the other was waiting for something similar.
Meena was a girl of limited financial means and lived with her parents in a wooden house with a tin roof, kampong style, on the outskirts of Bangkok.I am sure you will be familiar with this type of village housing.
Meena and I conversed all through the evening. night and even until dawn break. Her command of the English language was first class. However, I digress. What I was going to say was that Meena was wearing a crucifix alongside a Buddha style pendant around her neck. She told me it was good to follow both ways of life, and that they were quite compatible.
During our long conversation about all matters of life and death Meena said she often went to a buddist temple where she would meet with the priest. So long as she took with her a piece of her deceased father's clothing the priest would be able to "contact" Meena's father. The girl could then converse with her father.
This revelation fascinated me and Meena said she would take me to witness the process soon.
Sadly. before this invitation took place I had to leave the area for Singapore and sadly I have never set eyes upon the young lady since.
I guess, having just watched your VLOG that this is the kind of thing I might have had the privilege of seeing.
What a great country. your life there must be just amazing. I would love to know more about the kind of thing this girl was able to do. If it is of course true.
Thanks for the VLOGS. Keep them coming please.
Best wishes.... Pete
สู้สู้ นะครับคนต่างชาติที่ดีที่อยู่ในประเทศไทยส่วนมากจะเป็นฝรั่งต่างชาติทีดีทุกคนนะครับ..ส่วนที่ไม่ดีก็มีผมว่าเป็นส่วนน้อยนะครับไม่ต้องท้อถอยนะครับ...ผมดูและติดตามคุณตลอดขอเป็นกำลังใจให้นะครับ..
Thank you 🙏🙏
ขอบคุณค่ะ เป็นกำลังใจใหห้ไรอันมากๆ เลยค่ะ
พิธีกรรมนี้ที่ศรีสะเกษก็มีนะ
ศรีสะเกษ บุรีรัมย์ สุรินทร์ เรามีชุมชนเขมรเหมือนกัน น่าจะมีหลายที่ ทางสระแก้วก็มีค่ะ
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เขาเรียก่ พิธีเข้ามดเข้าหมอ จวลหรือโจล พิธิเชิญวิญญานเข้าร่างทรง
As we say in the West a load of Mumbo Jumbo but as long as they believe thats all that matters😅
Thanks for sharing this Ryan and Damo. All very interesting but totally different from what I believe in. I am not doubting its authenticity for those who want to believe in such rituals, but for me it is totally alien and not something I would wish to become involved with. As a Christian I have seen similar things when people claim to be possessed by the Holy Spirit, but I find that most of the time it is fake, caused by some sort of hysteria and people wanting to believe it. I think that these ancient beliefs are handed down over the centuries and that people who want to believe in their ancestral spirits returning within them will continue such rituals. Your documenting of this event is important because who knows how much longer it will continue for. God bless you Ryan and Mo and keep you and the family safe from evil influences. 😀❤🙏
Thanks Graeme 🙏
Wowww! This totally reminds me of the voodoo practiced in the outskirts of New Orleans if not in the Caribbean 😱 This is totally real……but one must be very careful with it!!! Ever seen the movie “The Serpent and the Rainbow “? Voodoo is totally real & can perhaps be very dangerous! Thanks for sharing this surrealistic video Ryan….
A true northerner saying, fizzy pop
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เดี๋ยวนี้ไม่ค่อยถ่ายออติสเลยคิดถึงน้องจัง
คลิปหน้าเดี่ยวพาเด็กๆไปหาปู เดี่ยวถ่ายเด็กๆให้ดูนะคะ ^_^
ผมดูตั้งแต่สมัยเด็กผมรู้สึกกลัวมาก😂😂
โตมาดูแล้วก็กลัว แต่ใจสู้เพราะสามีสนใจดู ฮ่าๆ
@@lifeinruralthailand เคยไปดูเจอร่างทรงทักมีไฟในที่หลับแบบรู้ได้ไงไม่ใช้คนในพื้นที่ด้วยคนเป็นร้อยชี้มาที่ผม555แบบตอนนั้นจะแต่งงานด้วยต้องทำการถอนถ้าไม่ทำจะอยู่กันไม่ได้นานต้องเลิกรากัน ตั้งแต่นั้นก็อยู่กันมาสิบสิงปีแล้ว
นี่แหล่ะสิ่งที่ผมเคยคอมเม้นท์ แนะนำให้ถ่ายทอดเรื่องราว ประเภณีวัฒนธรรม
ที่แปลกๆ ของชาวท้องถิ่น ยังมีอีกเยอะแยะ..
Brilliant episode Ryan. Damo explaining your spiritual energy when meeting the Shaman woman is wondrous, reverent, Ryan, soon to be your village Shaman with fire energy and light! . My first impression: Stay away Ryan, this Shaman is part of the Matrix! Ancient practices meant to appease those who questioned reality! 555 am not one to comment on the spiritual, ethereal world or Shamanism.. it is personal to us all. Keep with the Light brother, you are an inspiration to us! An intelligent human being with artistic talents in cinematography, conversation, music, plants, mushrooms, etc.. Peace, Love Y'all , and remember, Humanity we are all part of ...
PS The pigs head with the reefer in its mouth should be a warning! 555 Blodwyn Pig, Ahead rings out has a similar album cover from 1968..British blues rock band.. Jack Lancaster you may know was the sax player.
PSS Watching that old lady smoking, drinking, and dancing reminds me of me! Never a gun though...
Thanks brother
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WTF
This is all that runs through my mind on this one. Its a bit demonic in my opinion.
Deuteronomy 18:10-11 - Let no one be found among you who consigns a son or daughter to the fire, or who is an augur, a soothsayer, a diviner, a sorcerer, one who casts spells, or one who consults ghosts or familiar spirits, or one who inquires of the dead.
Isn’t Deuteronomy also the part where women should marry their rapists or suggests God is a mass murderer? I agree there is potential for something demonic here but no more than we have seen in the churches, drinking the blood and eating the flesh and of course the sex crimes rife within the establishment. Too many people killed, burned and drowned by the church for engaging in their birth right in my opinion 🙏
@@lifeinruralthailand The rape one you are talking about Deuteronomy 22:28-29. The translation of the Bible from Hebrew to English used the word rape when the word in Hebrew actually translates to seize. The Hebrew word is Tapas. Tapas can mean rape but if you are putting the actual verse and historical context in context when using the word tapas, this likely means if a man is caught dating, laying with, or holding a virgin woman he is to pay the parents and marry her.
The mass murder thing I would need more context on. Usually people use Sodom and Gamorrah for that one. In that case I believe the people were warned for 400 years to change their ways if I remember correctly before wrath would be placed upon them. In which most people who were born in the faith who leave (not saying you) use the God is love part of the Bible so much that they forget he is also wrath. They forget he was going to wipe all of us out hence a huge reason for the crucifixion.
When it comes to the church I would tread lightly on placing judgement on a religion based on what man has done in the name of a religion. I assume you are talking about the crusades?
Anyway my post is to not offend rather than express my opinion. I enjoyed the video in the aspect that I can see another belief other than my own. I don't agree with it and do think this opens the doors for demonic possession but this is my opinion. Everyone has one it doesn't mean I am right or wrong. And the reason I leave verses in my comments is because I know that you study belief systems. It's all perspective.
Sure, my response is also not meant to offend, I respect your opinion, i guess this is a discussion on what we see from what perspective, some may consider the ritual of drinking blood and eating flesh as demonic if not properly understood. These animist practices predate christianity, which i believe to be a viable way to connect with the divine for some people but not the exclusive way. These practices, and many other shamanic practices, were what humans were doing to connect with a higher power long before the crusades, and they were slaughtered, burnt and vilified for it. Having spent most of my life studying all the religions, it seems quite clear they are all pointing to a common truth and it is actually humanity they have in common, they need not be exclusive. In my own shamanic practice, there has been nothing more powerful for my sobriety, for living deeply and true to myself than the experiences and teachings i have received through plants. I am very happy for those that find it through scripture or other religions, but i feel a live and let live attitude is important, it is not for the church to dictate what is demonic, I find it to be quite an immature religion in that sense, as opposed to Hinduism and Buddhism that is.
@@lifeinruralthailand It is difficult to explain the context in a TH-cam comment as you brought up many topics. I guess I would say when you are researching western religions try to understand the differences between the old and new testament and why there is a difference between them. As well as the difference between Catholicism and biblically teaching. Catholicism I am sure you are more familiar with coming from Britain. And when it comes to being saved by grace alone which is in the Bible Catholics don't even try to explain this because they don't recognize it. I guess what I am saying is that it seems from what I am reading that you are putting Catholics and biblical Christians in the same boat. Which is like me putting Hindus and buddhists in the same boat. They have similar practices but are anything but similar in so many aspects. And it's nothing against Catholics. But their teachings can be refuted very easily by just reading the Bible and cross referencing the text with Greek and Hebrew. I know that we will never come to an agreement on "pagan" beliefs but I would just urge you to dive a bit deeper into the Bible rather than judge what a few cult creators like the Vatican, and other cults twisting Scripture to fit their own beliefs into a word that is meant to be unchanging. Biblical Christians have not murdered in the name of God since the new testament as the number one rule of God since the resurrection is to be a pacifist and overcome evil by loving and judging righteously. If they do kill without good reason meaning unprovoked such as the Muslims massacring Christians which started the crusades, then that is how you know for a fact that they are not Christian.
this is not Buddhism
Which I exactly what I said in the video 👍
@@lifeinruralthailand but How had they known your past ? Even they never met you before?
Great video
Thank you 🙏
Iam even more confused now than ever..my understanding is thai Buddhists belive when 1 passes they reincarnate & here they are today connecting with the spirits of family members who have passed !! Have they had a bit of time off b 4 reincarnating hope they dont hang around too long & miss a new body to incarnate in.well as long as all are happy thats all that matters tripping with the right plp in right place is key to a good trip or spiritual day out .would be great to see them try some dmt or 5 meo dmt for the more advanced they could connect with non reincarnated beings from another dimensions wonder what they would make of that?,🧚♀️💖👽🥰💞⚘🌈🧚♀️😇
She seemed pretty supportive of the plant medicines but yes this is more animism than Buddhism 😊🙏
They're probably lost and haven't been able to move on. Hence why they still crave attention from the living and make demands in exchange for supposed wisdom and knowledge.
Sorry but gotta say.
Whoever said Thai women wére beauriful😂 Talk about primative.
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คนเฒ่า คนแก่ หนุ่ม สาว เด็ก ๆ มาร่วมกิจกรรม ทำประเพณี ด้วยกัน
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