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Originally posted by SavannahJane
reply to post by kinda kurious
I believe you. Glad you got rid of the thing! I would have done exactly what you did. I wonder why they allowed people to carve from something that the locals know as to be cursed? I couldn't help but think of the Brady Bunch episode where they were in Hawaii and Bobby found that TIKI and it brought them bad luck the entire time.
Pele, Goddess of Fire
The most famous legend in Hawaii relates to Pele, the goddess of fire. She is said to live in Kilauea, an active volcano that sits on the flank of the huge Mauna Loa volcano. Legend has it that she is agreeable enough if respected, but woe be to anyone who takes her rocks or otherwise disrespects her. Bad luck--and possibly fire and lava--will rain on that person until the rocks are returned.
Still each year thousands of pieces of lava rock are mailed back to Hawaii by guilty people all over the world who claim to have had horrible misfortunes since taking the rocks from Pele’s home and ask for her forgiveness.
Originally posted by John_Rodger_Cornman
So an physical object can absorb energy?
Originally posted by kinda kurious
Originally posted by John_Rodger_Cornman
So an physical object can absorb energy?
I'm not sure if an inanimate object can absorb energy. But I find it plausible that lava from the earth's core or magma when cooled to become rock has the potential to contain residual elements of the 'energy' that created it. (Much like an ice cube is simply water in a frozen form. Dirty water = dirty ice.)
Not trying to sell you on my account but rather answer your question.