Spreading ashes in the wrong place?

[Orby]

Don't you think her spirit can handle it considering the fighter stock from where she hails?

I never even met her so will never know. The landlord keeps a Moldovan mistress in a hatch above his office, so has always kept the misses at arms length. Being honest and realistic about it, Poles are pretty good fighters, maybe the misses will take on the Silesian spirits, though Poland itself always seem to lose the wars.

[IdeomotorPrisoner]

Will the chap be making a spirit mistake be scattering his wifes ashes in this ancient German territory?

Do the Indian tribes on their "ancestral" land in The US state of Red People Oklahoma have to make a sacred passage to The Everglades, spiritually speaking?

[Orby]

Do the Indian tribes on their "ancestral" land in The US state of Red People Oklahoma have to make a sacred passage to The Everglades, spiritually speaking?

No idea. Possibly be a good idea. Robert Maxell Mirror Man got his remains dug into the Mount of Olives from memory. Some people in death seem to like to stick to their own

[quintessentone]

I never even met her so will never know. The landlord keeps a Moldovan mistress in a hatch above his office, so has always kept the misses at arms length. Being honest and realistic about it, Poles are pretty good fighters, maybe the misses will take on the Silesian spirits, though Poland itself always seem to lose the wars.

The last war cited that Poland lost was against Russia in 1792. Subsequent wars don't count because they were attacked or jumped by multiple enemies. Don't forget the spirits of long deceased Polish fighters will also be there along with her.

[chr0naut]

I don't know, It seems they got the right planet.

As for me, I'd be happy to get dropped into a star or a black hole somewhere, upon my demise.

Or get buried somewhere.

I don't think I'm 'in' the dust from which I was formed. Just encoded on to it and on to the structure of spacetime.

In some views of physics, I was always there, and always will be.

I think that, metaphysically, there seems to be something bigger, deeper and weirder than just matter in regard to our persons.

[IdeomotorPrisoner]

No idea. Possibly be a good idea. Robert Maxell Mirror Man got his remains dug into the Mount of Olives from memory. Some people in death seem to like to stick to their own

What i was saying is, in the 1800s when early white America was still "superior" to the red savages, they needed their dry land near the Everglades and the greater south for slave plantations.  So they took the sacred land of tribes like The Seminole and forced them to go live in the recently aquired barren territory of dirt. 

So then that land became their sacred dirt. It wasn't their original or ancestral sacred dirt that they lived on for centuries, it was their NEW sacred dirt.  And the hypothetical spirits go where the bereaved deem sacred enough. And are happy, I guess.  

And that is because their old sacred land eventually became a diverse golf course, theme park, retirement community, alternative to communism, and consanguineous trailer park. 

So the point is that it only matters who currently occupies the territory.  "Ancestral" lands don't really mean much where force is concerned. Borders move, and people adapt and call new land sacred.

Like the sacred ancestral country club by Penchenga Resort and Casino. 

The Germans could even be Ashkenazi. They could have 40-50% Levant DNA despite centuries of recessive traits rendering them unrecognizable from those that stayed behind and kept converting to everything that came along.

[Orby]

What i was saying is, in the 1800s when early white America was still "superior" to the red savages, they needed their dry land near the Everglades and the greater south for slave plantations.  So they took the sacred land of tribes like The Seminole and forced them to go live in the recently aquired barren territory of dirt. 

So then that land became their sacred dirt. It wasn't their original or ancestral sacred dirt that they lived on for centuries, it was their NEW sacred dirt.  And the hypothetical spirits go where the bereaved deem sacred enough. And are happy, I guess.  

And that is because their old sacred land eventually became a diverse golf course, theme park, retirement community, alternative to communism, and consanguineous trailer park. 

So the point is that it only matters who currently occupies the territory.  "Ancestral" lands don't really mean much where force is concerned. Borders move, and people adapt and call new land sacred.

Like the sacred ancestral country club by Penchenga Resort and Casino. 

The Germans could even be Ashkenazi. They could have 40-50% Levant DNA despite centuries of recessive traits rendering them unrecognizable from those that stayed behind and kept converting to everything that came along.

Right thank you, yes I understand I think. The ancestral spirits move on to the new land. Yes could happen. The Poles would have been moving west or east anyway for the thousand years that they became an ethnic group, yes totally get you. Still, old Silesia where the planned scattering is proposed only went Polish 80 years ago. Prior to that it was almost fully German. Also the crazy warfare there, plus population murder / expulsion of ethnic Germans must have left some crazy spiritual legacy.

Ashkenazi at 40 - 50%, well I read that even today it's showing up Levantine in the Rhinelands at 12%. From the enslavement of ancient Israel two thousand years ago with the population removed following the rebellion, the Roman slave markets already had plenty of stock in Rome and the surrounding lands. Most Israeli slaves were thus not required in Rome's markets that were saturated already with slaves from other places. hence the Israelites were sent to the new frontier lands, namely in Spain and in Germany. So we find today Spain and Roman occupied / western Rhineland Germany have high levels of Levant DNA.

[ReturnofBroccoli]