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When I am asked why is this society so derogatory and growing fouler each day?

It's very simple, society has no central empyrean system. What does that mean? It means they have no root on the inside which they can turn to, and it will steer their focus back to uprightness and align them with goodness, holistic-ness, and soulfulness. They have nothing to apply the water and sunshine for the growth of this goodness, which in essence are the attributes of GOD and universal order, holiness, etc. So this becomes dormant and sometimes in people dead. Instead;

They apply water and sunshine to the streets, which is everything "outside" of themselves. And when you put water and sunshine to things on the street, you carry the pollution and allow it to grow stronger until you know what happens? It becomes normal to them. When you apply nurture to the pollution and foul, you then create chaos. What is chaos? Complete disorder and confusion.

Society's mindset has gotten to be, no rules, no genders, no structure, no morals, no accountability, no responsibility, no manners, no respect, no integrity, and no honor. You ever notice how they make excuses for all the behavior that fits these categories? Why do you think that happens? This is the root of their tree, so anything that comes from it carries its lineage.....

The Bodi Culture

In a remote valley in Ethiopia, tribesmen are competing to see who can put on the most weight over the next six months. Oh, and they’re only allowed to live off of a diet of fresh goat's milk and blood.
Yes – blood.

For half a year, male members of the Bodi tribe are not allowed to leave their hut. And they’re banned from having sex too. The bodis are one of the ethnic group in Ethiopia`s Omo valley that have refused to change to the modern way of life and prefers their indigenous tribal pastoral life. The bodi still engages in barter trade system. Bodi people in south Ethiopia walk for hours to reach the weekly markets, where they exchange stuff or buy some. Every year, they celebrate their new year, 'Ka`el’ (Bodi New year Celebration) between June and July, depending on the full moon, the rains. This celebration is a bit different than a usual new year celebration’s as the tradition is to feed young men from every Bodi village. They are fed with only honey, cow blood and milk during 3-6 months (fattening process). To celebrate their new year Ka`el, the Bodi tribe in south Ethiopia, kill a cow, then they open the cow, take out the intestines for divination, and take the blood to drink it.
The feeding on the blood mixed with honey and cow milk enables them to almost double their weight, which makes them ready for the competition. Contestants for this competition goes naked to make them eligible to participate. On the competition day, the contestants and the village folks assembles at the Bode King village. Traditional bodi tribal warrior dances are performed to the delight of on-lookers. After the dance, the bodies of the contestants are measured by the elders who then decide who is the fattest winner.

The fattest person is then declared as the winner of the competition and is honored with a great fame in the bodi tribe.

When a member of Bodi tribe dies. The woman of the tribe shout to the spirits and chant of his/her death to bring the soul to peace. The Bodi men perform ceremonial death procession and will keep the body of the deceased safe for 3 days. After this, the tribe will gather together and eat as a sign of respect, and to ensure passing into the next world.

That face you make when someone stops you from having fun. Let’s educate our children on the importance of being able to defend themselves!