THE ANCIENT RELIGION OF SUOMAA PEOPLE. Part 2

Those who have studied the birth of the world more than others, say that it was born from emptiness.

And that it waslike an empty and blind bubble and it was surrounded by light all around.

But on the surface of the emptiness, objects were moving like objects move on a blind eyeball. And the greatest of those objects was Ohto.

And when Ohto moved alone in the darkness, it was hit by another object and when that object hit Ohto, a spark was struck.

And that spark lit up the heavenly lights and the flow of time began and the space became visible.

And the first age of space is said to be the age of the Sempiternals, as it was then that the Sempiternals awoke from their slumber.

And they had slept all through the age of emptiness, but now they were awake and now they traveled in space.

Next: Age of the Sempiternals 

A LONG TIME AGO: In the Kuiper belt there was a giant planet called Giganius where giants dwelled.

BUT NOW: There are hundreds of dwarf planets where dwarfs live.

What was it that destroyed Giganius?

THE ANCIENT RELIGION OF THE SUOMAA PEOPLE. Part 1

1.From behind a pine tree peeks a hunter of Suomaa.

2.For a long time he’s been looking for his prey, made his offerings to the lord of the forest, roamed the lands and toured the backwoods.

3.Now he asks for a deer for himself, the meat for him to eat and the skins for him to sell.

4.Carefully he approaches his prey, careful not to reveal himself by stepping on a branch or a twig that the adversarial spirits might have placed on the hunter’s trail.

5.This hunter is experienced, he knows the signs, knows the omens, knows the ways of the forest and it’s magic.

6.Finally he makes sure that no air spirit castles are in the way of his arrow or no mannor of the Hiisi are where his prey would fall.

7.Pakka Pokka Plaka

Then he sets the arrow on the string and speaks the kill words.

8.One wonders whence came the woodsman here and what kind of world he lives in, what forces rule over his life?


Next: The birth of the world