What is a good site about african voodoo blood rite other then the national geographic news report?
Q. I am doing a research paper on african voodoo blood rite and i need to have two sources but in every search engine i use i only find the same national geographic new report by peter standring and i already used that as my first source... any good research sites???
Asked by J-MILL - Wed Aug 29 21:20:29 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. www.whitehouse.gov
Answered by Raven - Wed Aug 29 21:29:08 2007

I got the scottish rite southern jurisdiction award in afjrotc, Am I somehow connected to the freemasons?
Q. I was In the Air Force Junior For 3 years. I left it my Junior year last year and at the awards banquet I received the Scottish rite southern jurisdiction award which I found out was a freemason award. Now, the Freemasons and the illuminati kinda freak me out but does this award mean that I have some sort of Connection to them? I was In the Air Force Junior ROTC For 3 years. I left it my Junior year last year and at the awards banquet I received the Scottish rite southern jurisdiction award which I found out was a freemason award. Now, the Freemasons and the illuminati kinda freak me out but does this award mean that I have some sort of Connection to them sorry bout that double post.
Asked by Infernus - Fri Feb 13 13:47:43 2009 - - 4 Answers - 2 Comments

A. The Southern Jurisdiction of the Scottish Rite Freemasons has sponsored the award, that is all. You have no connection to them at all, and they may not have even been involved in your selection. Seriously, do some legitimate research if you are 'freeked out' by the Masons, especially since they have no connection to the supposed 'Illuminati' at all. Do NOT Just listen to what you read online, which is largely populated by superstition and nonsense with little basis in fact. The Masons, in this day and age, are a fraternal organization which works to support worthy causes (in your case, supporting the work of the ROTC). But for now, you can sleep easy, the Freemasons will not be coming to eat your first born. (Really, that is one of… [cont.]
Answered by Actions have consequences - Fri Feb 13 14:02:50 2009

What is the message of the ballet RITE OF THE SPRING? And the moral behind it?
Q. I`m doing this research in my dance class about ballet. My group wanted to do Rite of spring as our ballet. We need to research about it and then choreograph it (ie themes in it). I would really appreciate if you could answer it. Thanks heaps! It was actually about the most beautiful girl in the town and she will be sacrificed. I think the ballet you`re talking about is another one.
Asked by bookworm14 - Sat Mar 28 01:54:05 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. It's actually about sacrificing a virgin to a god. It depicts a wild pagan spring ritual - hence why the Rite of Spring is subtitled by "Pictures from Pagan Russia". It's usually referred to by it's original French title "Le sacre du printemps". "... the wise elders are seated in a circle and are observing the dance before death of the girl whom they are offering as a sacrifice to the god of Spring in order to gain his benevolence," said Stravinsky, the composer. Regarding the choreography, although Nijinsky's choreography was poorly preserved, the choreography and Roerich's costuming and set design were reconstructed in 1987 by Millicent Hodson, Kenneth Archer, and choreographer Robert Joffrey, for performance by the Joffrey Ballet.… [cont.]
Answered by Paz - Tue Mar 31 21:36:55 2009