Strange, But True.

[BIAD]

Ninurta, good information you posted. I have looked into these Pukwudgies after a few experiences in the woods.

I have heard the sound of children who weren't there. This happened to me once here at my place in the woods and down the road about a mile from me to a friend of mine. It's like fairy glamour, they will lead you away into the woods and have you cross over into their realm for awhile (if you're lucky) or forever (if not).

The wee folk are all over the world and different cultures have different descriptions of them, but their interest in messing with humans is always similar. They can be invisible or materialize into most any forms they need to use and although they will sometimes get angry and come after people who see them, most times they are just going about their business and are merely curious when you appear to them in their world.

There's an irony here -if we accept the idea of 'other realms', and that is as modern humans, we've always
attached a streamlined high-technology position to it that implies futuristic connotations.

Anything that is 'hairy-related' and without apparel is seen as primeval, low in intelligence and even animalistic.
We perceive that all the other creatures on this planet have no or very limited consciousness and are unable to
grasp the idea of philosophical concepts like phenomenology and ethics.

Why...? because we've socially and religiously relegated them due to our own centuries-old inability to understand
the fundamental questions of what is life.

If you wear a suit and tie, own a fast car and have table manners, one's initial thoughts are that you are somehow
connected to success in a society.
If you are naked and live in a forest (must omit Ninurta's rituals here), you are judged to be with the beasts and unable
to perform functions that humanity would hold you in high regard for.

But still, here we have accounts of naked, hairy humanoids with the ability to speak to people -sometimes without using
a voice in our usual way and also the gift of being able to appear and disappear at will.
No box with toggles and pulsing lights, no smooth-skinned floating vehicle and no one-piece jumpsuit.
No signs of what we deem high technology.

Yet the accounts still come.