Sudanese Command Batons

TVV · 23rd April 2019, 06:39 AM

Yes LJ, this is another example of these objects.

I just read the text to the illustrations in Panga Na Visu and if my poor German has not failed me, the use Zirngibl suggests for these Cult spears is a little out there: per Zirngibl, these were used during so-called "Cleansing of the Body through Pain" ceremonies by extreme Muslim fanatics to self-inflict wounds and communicate to God that way.

The literature quoted as a source is not in the Bibliography. Maybe someone would be familiar with these sources:

Fagan, W. Mount Clemens, o. J. Abb. u. Text Nr. 373-380
Pascha, E. o. J. page 109

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23rd April 2019, 06:39 AM	#7
TVV Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Bay Area Posts: 1,664	Yes LJ, this is another example of these objects. I just read the text to the illustrations in Panga Na Visu and if my poor German has not failed me, the use Zirngibl suggests for these Cult spears is a little out there: per Zirngibl, these were used during so-called "Cleansing of the Body through Pain" ceremonies by extreme Muslim fanatics to self-inflict wounds and communicate to God that way. The literature quoted as a source is not in the Bibliography. Maybe someone would be familiar with these sources: Fagan, W. Mount Clemens, o. J. Abb. u. Text Nr. 373-380 Pascha, E. o. J. page 109