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General Category => Hmong Culture & History => Topic started by: FetishDream on April 19, 2015, 08:40:44 AM
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I remembered being invited to a Buddhism ritual where they would offered food to their dead ancestors and after the session, we get to eat the food. I thought I was tripping but no matter how good the food looks, it was flat and cold. It is like eating leftovers since the spirits had eaten up the good energy from such dish.
Now with the hmong, I was invited to a jingle bell and to my understanding, they have to offer a chicken and/or a pig to the underworld something something. I ate the food and then I got dizzy right away. It made me feel weak. It was 7 different courses made from the same pig.
Anybody have any reference to this? I do know that the hmong christians will not eat these sacrificial food.
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... kekeke ... :2funny:
Was it a HA'MUNG jingle bell ritual you attended because traditional Hmong Shamanism do not sacrifice chickens, pigs, cows, and livestock to the underworld nor are there sacrifices to something something or 7 whatever ... KEKEKE ... :idiot2:
The HA'MUNG might but not 100% sure. Maybe the HA'MUNG can better info all of us.
And r u familiar with placebo and self-prophecies ... kekeke ... >:D
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... kekeke ... :2funny:
Was it a HA'MUNG jingle bell ritual you attended because traditional Hmong Shamanism do not sacrifice chickens, pigs, cows, and livestock to the underworld nor are there sacrifices to something something or 7 whatever ... KEKEKE ... :idiot2:
The HA'MUNG might but not 100% sure. Maybe the HA'MUNG can better info all of us.
And r u familiar with placebo and self-prophecies ... kekeke ... >:D
Correction.. My interpretation might not be so clear with such hmong tradition.
Placebo can not produce a 100% results. Even with placebo, some will win and some will lose if you run the same trial over and over again. From what I have seen with countless of my own personal experiences, the food is COLD like it is dead like kissing a dead person. Perhaps the food been stall and sitting out there for way too long due to such ritual.
If it is self prophecy then I want it to be good and taste good because it looks good. Wrong prophecy there. :2funny:
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Beliefs and preceptions can do things to the mind. Depends on how strongly you believe in things. Your mind will act accordingly.
My parents took a trip to Vegas with two aunts and their hubbies. Both aunts and uncles are church goers and belief in it religiously. They are seriously against gambling but my parents are happy go lucky free minded. My parent didn't encourage non of them to gamble. Towards the end of the night my one of my uncles decided he wanted to try just once, he put in ONE DOLLAR, after a few minutes he is complaining about a headache and says God is punishing him for gambling, LOL. I am sure it's from the cigs and noise from the place or something he ate, logically, but he insisted that it was from the gambling.
LOL, but when people do eatings, most host will make non-ritual food for the guests who are church goers. My mom always remembers because we have aunts & uncles that go to church.
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Correction.. My interpretation might not be so clear with such hmong tradition.
Placebo can not produce a 100% results. Even with placebo, some will win and some will lose if you run the same trial over and over again. From what I have seen with countless of my own personal experiences, the food is COLD like it is dead like kissing a dead person. Perhaps the food been stall and sitting out there for way too long due to such ritual.
If it is self prophecy then I want it to be good and taste good because it looks good. Wrong prophecy there. :2funny:
... kekeke ... :2funny:
So is that your something something and 7 whatever sacrificed to the underworld ... KEKEKE ... >:D
( Or are you inherently a sideline casual observer religious expert still ... kekeke ... ::))
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... kekeke ... :2funny:
So is that your something something and 7 whatever sacrificed to the underworld ... KEKEKE ... >:D
( Or are you inherently a sideline casual observer religious expert still ... kekeke ... ::))
This Ha'mong can't read.
I quote for you again
"It was 7 different courses made from the same pig. "
Who said anything about 7 different sacrifice to the underworld?
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The food is unclean and unhealthy because the ghosts probably had their fills already. Just food for thoughts.
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The food is unclean and unhealthy because the ghosts probably had their fills already. Just food for thoughts.
Perhaps it has roots to that old snow white tale about an apple, a food that has magical powers due to someone putting a spell onto it. Like perhaps a student who is in love with his teacher so he got an apple, prayed to it, said some chants to it and then have his teacher eats it. I forgot how the story goes but he still got an A out of such class. :2funny:
I have never seen anyone eaten them offering food that sits right in front of a Buddha statue. Offering food, I don't believe in it but have to respect it.
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This Ha'mong can't read.
I quote for you again
"It was 7 different courses made from the same pig. "
Who said anything about 7 different sacrifice to the underworld?
... kekeke ... :2funny:
Reading isn't the issue/problem ... KEKEKE ... 8)
But clearly the ha'clueless HA'Mung has shortcomings rooted in comprehension above all else amidst some religion centric practices of something something and livestock sacrifices to the underworld with a 7 course meal ... kekeke ... :idiot2: ... KEKEKE ... >:D
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... kekeke ... :2funny:
Reading isn't the issue/problem ... KEKEKE ... 8)
But clearly the ha'clueless HA'Mung has shortcomings rooted in comprehension above all else amidst some religion centric practices of something something and livestock sacrifices to the underworld with a 7 course meal ... kekeke ... :idiot2: ... KEKEKE ... >:D
This ha'monk needs help in sticking with the same story. Let me requote for sharing.
From "7 whatever" to " 7 whatever sacrificed to the underworld" to now " 7 course meal "
what's next? 7-11? :2funny:
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This ha'monk needs help in sticking with the same story. Let me requote for sharing.
From "7 whatever" to " 7 whatever sacrificed to the underworld" to now " 7 course meal "
what's next? 7-11? :2funny:
... kekeke ... :2funny:
The/a ha'clueless HA'Mung ... :idiot2: ... cannot even recall their spat. Here is the original post "QUOTE" ... KEKEKE ... >:D
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Now with the hmong, I was invited to a jingle bell and to my understanding, they have to offer a chicken and/or a pig to the underworld something something. I ate the food and then I got dizzy right away. It made me feel weak. It was 7 different courses made from the same pig.
Anybody have any reference to this? I do know that the hmong christians will not eat these sacrificial food.
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7 different courses from one pig. That must be.......
(http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_bDpg9dX2RY0/THvZkF4LgbI/AAAAAAAABu8/OmqoRlfw9gQ/s1600/some+pig.jpg)
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... kekeke ... :2funny:
The/a ha'clueless HA'Mung ... :idiot2: ... cannot even recall their spat. Here is the original post "QUOTE" ... KEKEKE ... >:D
And the HA'RUAM can? ;D ;D ;D
HA'RUAM can't even remember claiming Traditional Hmong marriage is "perfectly legal".. ;D ;D ;D
HA'RUAM also think the Zeb Yaj vs. Alain Lee incident was "rehearsed" and a "movie" in the making... ;D ;D ;D
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/\/\ ... kekeke ... :2funny:
Says the ha'clueless HA'Mung that incessantly ha'rant to be more and more becoming HA'Mung ... KEKEKE ... >:D
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... kekeke ... :2funny:
The/a ha'clueless HA'Mung ... :idiot2: ... cannot even recall their spat. Here is the original post "QUOTE" ... KEKEKE ... >:D
Ha'monk chanting in beautiful colors again kakakaka
Now tell us again. Where did I say "7 whatever" to " 7 whatever sacrificed to the underworld" that made your chanting so colorful? kakakaka
how is "7 whatever" even related to "7 whatever sacrificed to the underworld" :2funny:
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Going to eat more ha'monk food later today. Got invitation for a ritual where you gargle chicken broth 3 times and then spit it out and then eat the meat and then repeat?
I dunno, I do what they do out of respect and if I want to eat their food, I have to do it. It is suppose to make my teeth strong or something like that.
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I think that is not a ritual but a belief (superstitions) Hmong herbal medication... ;D My aunt did that to me as a kid to prevent me from having cavities. I remembered it because till this day she still thinks because I did that, I never had any cavities, but brushing and daily maintenance helps :P
P.S. I have a thing about teeth. Maintain it properly. floss before you brush, and rinse with mouth wash (repeat at least twice a day, three if you do it during midday). You only have one set of permanent teeth so take care of it well.
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:2funny: oh my gawd! Nej os.. mind as well point your fingers to the moon and get your ear(s) chopped off too. :2funny:
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I remembered being invited to a Buddhism ritual where they would offered food to their dead ancestors and after the session, we get to eat the food. I thought I was tripping but no matter how good the food looks, it was flat and cold. It is like eating leftovers since the spirits had eaten up the good energy from such dish.
Now with the hmong, I was invited to a jingle bell and to my understanding, they have to offer a chicken and/or a pig to the underworld something something. I ate the food and then I got dizzy right away. It made me feel weak. It was 7 different courses made from the same pig.
Anybody have any reference to this? I do know that the hmong christians will not eat these sacrificial food.
Free food and this Hmigga is complaining... :2funny:
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Free food and this Hmigga is complaining... :2funny:
One can't be called a Hmigga if one is not Hmong.
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One can't be called a Hmigga if one is not Hmong.
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Free food and this Hmigga is complaining... :2funny:
My chit has 2 calories or more. Want to eat? Free food, don't complain. :2funny:
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One can't be called a Hmigga if one is not Hmong.
Right on Hmy Hwigger :2funny: