Rite of Drinking Blood Why Religious & Non-Religious Rituals Drink Human Blood - Supernatural Power

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There cannot be enough study or discussion as to why Humans drink the blood of other Humans and substitute animal blood in religious Rites and ceremonies. Stranger yet is how modern society sees this as a completely normal way of expressing devotion to God. Even stranger is why would a God demand that it's followers practice this holy rite that is nothing more than Cannibalism. This is a taboo subject seldom ever spoken about and for good reason. What most do not know is how powerful this rite can actually be.

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