Since much of the World is now under control of the Abrahamics,(even the ancient Middle East & Mesopotamia were all Pagan at one point in time, sadly very few in the Middle East are Pagan now)many of us have lost our way & connections to ancient pre-Abrahamic forces & deities.
IMO the whole moral of the story is "avoid forces you don't comprehend or lack respect for, they are of an ancient & very powerful nature rooted in ancient traditions.
IMO this novel\movie must be inspired by the real events of Black Mountain. There are many places in the World that will make you a missing 411 case.
The ancient beings that inhabit that sacred land will get offended by most people nowadays, because to these beings, many of us have disrespected & dishonored them.
As a LHP Pagan, I always show them honor & respect, in many cases I'll make an offering before I venture into their lands. I've never had a problem either, if you don't know the score, stay out of these ancient holy sites.
Black Mountain information is a good read & mostly accurate. Black Mountain National Park(Kalkajaka). I see this movie in a metaphorical sense, it's a warning of sorts to "modern" man. "Don't trifle in things you don't understand".
IMO the whole moral of the story is "avoid forces you don't comprehend or lack respect for, they are of an ancient & very powerful nature rooted in ancient traditions.
IMO this novel\movie must be inspired by the real events of Black Mountain. There are many places in the World that will make you a missing 411 case.
The ancient beings that inhabit that sacred land will get offended by most people nowadays, because to these beings, many of us have disrespected & dishonored them.
As a LHP Pagan, I always show them honor & respect, in many cases I'll make an offering before I venture into their lands. I've never had a problem either, if you don't know the score, stay out of these ancient holy sites.
Black Mountain information is a good read & mostly accurate. Black Mountain National Park(Kalkajaka). I see this movie in a metaphorical sense, it's a warning of sorts to "modern" man. "Don't trifle in things you don't understand".