i dont beleive in the werewolves in the shapeshifting or spirit guardian sense but whos to say they werent real creatures that evolved during the ice age and survived after it i dunno but a pack of werewolves hunting down a mammoth just seems cool to me

Experiencing Dog Atavism's bring's us to Basic Levels of Mammalian Conciousness, Insect's seem more scarier to the level MInd.

Alway's Disassociate and Exorcise and Banish your Resource State.

Fond of Wolves are we, I find the Dog God invincible and as a Good Totem Familiar.

I have shape shifted in Dream's and Invoked Animal Atavism's, fairly simplistic, study Drama, Tai Chi & Yoga for assuming Animal Form's before your start your journey into Time & Space.

I am not familiar with the Anciente Shamanistic Walking Between The World's praxis.

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Please learn to participate properly.

[edit on 2/22/2007 by Djarums]

Originally posted by wetdog
you dont really run around on all fours, but you do feel more like an animal than others...
its an animality.. well i dont know how to explain it really... well when i m-shift (mental shift) i feel like wanting to be free... like running as fast as i can or playin a game you know like gettin my adrenaline pumpin... gettin wild yah know... i dont know i am new at this so i am prolly not the best to explain i would go to

How old are you?

I would assume that for the majority of people, one of the most animalistic senses that they have would be a desire for sex. Especially if they mentally shifted and were more "animal like".

I just find it odd that you didn't mention that.

Ah, interesting topic...

I have a series on the "Mysteries of Daniel" by a certain rabbi.
In this series he said Nebakanezer basically suffered from the "werewolf syndrome"/or from "lycanthropy" (if Im not mistaken) which is attributed, supposedly, to the tails of werewolves.

Peace

dAlen

i'm a were-Cthulhu. you better just watch the F out.

(and missingno., are you named after that one boss in FFVII? or is this just a merry coincidence?)

Originally posted by Mezzanine

I would assume that for the majority of people, one of the most animalistic senses that they have would be a desire for sex. Especially if they mentally shifted and were more "animal like".

I just find it odd that you didn't mention that.

I believe it is the opposite. Animals don't have sex for fun. That is a human and dolphin (probably some others) attribute. Most animals don't have sex unless the females are in "heat".

BTW, there are also were mythological creatures...i.e. weregriffins, werehypogriffs (there was a hypogriff in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban) etc. My belief is that thess people are the ones who started the myths. Not that they physically changed (I'm not ruling that out though) just felt like two animals combined and then either drew it or told others and they drew it.

Originally posted by Mezzanine
but any sexually active person knows what I mean when I say that when partaking in sex, there is an animalistic instinct that is associated with it.

I see what you are saying. I guess it would depend on the were. If the were was a sexually oriented person, then probably.

Originally posted by The Parallelogram
i'm a were-Cthulhu. you better just watch the F out.

(and missingno., are you named after that one boss in FFVII? or is this just a merry coincidence?)

No. I'm named after a glitch in an old game.

A were-cthulu? Er, most of your posts have to do with Cthulu don't they, why, some sickened obbsession or something?

Watch the 'f out of what? A furry squid?

Pharts.

Originally posted by Missingno.

Originally posted by The Parallelogram
i'm a were-Cthulhu. you better just watch the F out.

(and missingno., are you named after that one boss in FFVII? or is this just a merry coincidence?)

No. I'm named after a glitch in an old game.

A were-cthulu? Er, most of your posts have to do with Cthulu don't they, why, some sickened obbsession or something?

Watch the 'f out of what? A furry squid?

Pharts.

A were-Cthulhu would be the most destructive force known to mankind, ever.

If you think anyone around here has a sick obsession with the Cthulhu mythos it would be me.

missingno-- i guess you could say that. mostly, i just hope to be eaten in the first wave.

Ia Cthulhu!




(best thread ever)

Byrd,
What do you make of the theory that werewolf and possibly vampire legends are born out of an attempt to explain ancient serial killers ?

If someone in your village is killing and eating people, ala dahmer, how else do you explain it in 1250 ?

The only thing I could see as a werewolf is an earlier stage of a wolf. Just a lot bigger, and with thicker fur. Thats what I think a werewolf is, not the ones in horror flicks or a person thinking some werewolf spirit or whatever the hell this guy is saying.

Originally posted by Dragonoligist Zac
Anyways, I know Cthulhu has the ability to drive a person berserk with direct eye-contact, but, what?

Not to take this topic anymore off track but... what?

As someone who has read Lovecraft until the bindings on the books has fallen apart, I have never heard of Cthulhu making eye contact with someone and driving them insane.

Sure, those few who were unfortunate enough to encounter Cthulhu in Lovecraft's fiction generally did go insane, but it has nothing to do with making eye contact.