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RING OF FIRE: AN INDONESIAN ODYSSEY PART 3 OF 5 (kerisses and healing energy and trance part)
My all time favorite old footage documentary about Indonesia love of my life with magick kerisses healers and the Dayaks or headhunters even BUGIE gypsy pirates.
Even the meteorite were many old real kerisses were made from is to see.
And it shows how some real Empu or black smiths in a trance cooled the wilah or blade with their lips armpits or ...?
Thats my way of life learning and study about KEWAJEN and to follow my dreams.
(kerisses and healing energy and trance part)
The Ring of Fire: An Indonesian Odyssey is a series of five documentary films that documented the ten-year voyage[1] of two filmmakers, brothers Lorne Blair and Lawrence Blair, through the world's largest and least known archipelago. Financed by Ringo Starr, the Blair Brothers arrived in Indonesia from England in 1972. The Indonesian archipelago was still dominated by ancient paganism and the Blaire Brothers spent over two decades documenting the ecology of the islands and the spiritual beliefs of its peoples. One major result was the Emmy-nominated BBC/PBS television series Ring of Fire, a masterwork of modern adventure and ethnographic film. Cut from 80 hours of 16mm film in co-production with WGBH, Boston, RING OF FIRE was produced, directed and photographed by Lorne Blair and co-produced and written by Lawrence Blair. Executive producer was Frontline's David Fanning.
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The Blairs descend into a newly erupted volcano, meet a legendary artist and witness the funeral rites of the king of the Toraja people of the Celebes. The 10-year voyage of two filmmakers, brothers Lorne and Lawrence Blair, through the world's largest and least known archipelago - the exotic, mysterious islands of Indonesia. These island form a chain of active volcanoes that arc down and around into the Pacific to form the "Ring of Fire." To pass beyond it is to cross the threshold into another dimension, a magical land where ancient myths still flourish. East of Krakatoa - In the shadow of Java's constantly erupting volcanoes, the Blairs descend from the crater of the newly erupted "Child of Krakatoa" and encounter a world of medieval courts, mystical shadow puppet plays, forgers of magical swords, healers with supernatural powers and whole communities ruled by the powerful "Spirit of the South Seas." Back in Bali, they meet such sages as the master artist Nyoman Lempad, who was to die a conscious death on the day of his choosing at the age of 116. And among the Toraja people of the Celebes highlands, they share in the massive funeral rites of the last king of the tribe which believes its ancestors came from the stars in skyships. Ring Of Fire East of Krakatoa Java erupting volcanoes Bali Spirit South Seas medieval courts mystical shadow puppet plays forgers of magical swords healers with supernatural powers john chang qigong monk telekinesis chi energy Nyoman Lempad 116 years old willful death.
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