Spirit Cooking: some more observations ( pizzagate )

submitted by Alpo

Noticing that the recent NYTimes article on pizzagate conspicuously omitted any mention of Spirit Cooking, even though it did mention a surprising amount of actual evidence, I started to wonder why they might have done this.

This is Spirit Cooking: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3EsJLNGVJ7E

This is a defense of Marina Abramovic: http://archive.is/YXOdd

It is interesting to note that the article describes blood being painted on a small icon, whereas the video shows blood being poured onto or hurled at a small statue resembling a mummified child. Also of note is that Abramovic broke a 5 day fast with a can of Fanta, which would seem to indicate that the fast was not for purposes of physical health and detoxification.

It came to mind that another instance of blood being poured onto a statue has been in the news recently, and this might be the reason why the NYTimes didn't want to bring up Marina Abramovic's "art":

http://www.churchmilitant.com/news/article/satanist-will-pour-blood-on-virgin-mary-for-christmas

http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2016/07/01/registered-sex-offender-desecrate-virgin-mary-burn-koran-black-mass/

http://www.wnd.com/2016/08/u-s-alarm-unprecedented-demonic-outpouring/

http://okgazette.com/2016/06/29/black-mass-and-the-consumption-of-mary-set-for-aug-15/

There doesn't seem to be any direct link between Marina Abramovic and the Satanic Church of Ahriman, and Spirit Cooking obviously predates the "Consumption of Mary", but I can't find any other reference being made anywhere to the act of pouring blood onto a statue.

▼ ronnyCPI

Another aspect not much mentioned about Abramovic's "art" is the similar pretense it shares with Aleister Crowley's public performances of magical theater in the early 20th century. The thing that is not mentioned is it is ritual magic, or witchcraft, that uses the front of "art" or "performance" to ingratiate itself as much as possible among the public and as such bring the public into its rituals.

▼ Alpo

Thanks for the comment. Is this what you are referring to? https://www.scribd.com/document/32970540/Theatre-Magick

▼ ronnyCPI

Yes, they are magic rituals meant to gain personal will power. Witchcraft is one of those things most people believe is a fantasy but, oddly, the more you believe it exists the less effect it has on you, and the less you believe it exists the more influence it has on you.