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According to the Roman writers Tacitus and Julius Caesar, Druids performed human scarifies by placing people in giant wicker cages formed in human shape and then set them afire, allowing the victims to roast slowly as a sacrifice to the Gods. The idea became well know due to a 1973 movie by Robin Hardy which remain both popular and controversial among Neopagans. The movie was remade in 2006 by Neil LaBute and is generally disliked by Neopagans and film critics.
Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Lauren Walker, author of the new Energy to Heal.
We tend to think that we are smart, rational people. We make decisions based on logic, sometimes doing pro/con lists, just to make sure that we're...
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