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Spiritual succession: Vanuatu tribe who worshipped Prince Philip as a god will now deify Charles
Villagers on remote island in the South Pacific to respond to Duke's death with ritual wailing, dancing and narcotic drinks from a coconut
Tribal chief Jack Naiva paddled a canoe out to greet the royal yacht. "I saw him standing on the deck in his white uniform," he was quoted as saying. "I knew then he was the true messiah."
“They believe that Philip is the current form of a god or spirit originally linked to a sacred mountain on Tanna,”
“He left the island ages ago to go overseas, to find a wife, and he found the Queen of England. One story was that once his rule had encircled the globe, with the Queen as his consort, he would promote kastom and peace.
“They explain his light skin with a story that says he rolled on a coral reef and it shredded off his black skin and left him white.”
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Villagers on remote island in the South Pacific to respond to Duke's death with ritual wailing, dancing and narcotic drinks from a coconut
Tribal chief Jack Naiva paddled a canoe out to greet the royal yacht. "I saw him standing on the deck in his white uniform," he was quoted as saying. "I knew then he was the true messiah."
“They believe that Philip is the current form of a god or spirit originally linked to a sacred mountain on Tanna,”
“He left the island ages ago to go overseas, to find a wife, and he found the Queen of England. One story was that once his rule had encircled the globe, with the Queen as his consort, he would promote kastom and peace.
“They explain his light skin with a story that says he rolled on a coral reef and it shredded off his black skin and left him white.”
Article
The Telegraph
Spiritual succession: Vanuatu tribe who worshipped Prince Philip as a god will now deify Charles
Villagers on remote island in the South Pacific to respond to Duke's death with ritual wailing, dancing and narcotic drinks from a coconut
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Meanwhile in Norway..
Europe's oldest person, French nun Sister Andre, turned 117 in February.
Sister André has lived through the 1918 flu pandemic, two world wars and “many sad events,” she once said. As Europe’s oldest known person, she turned 117 on Thursday, and has now accomplished another feat:
defeating the coronavirus, with barely any complication.
She recently survived covid and when asked if she was scared she replied, “No, I wasn’t scared because I wasn’t scared to die.”
Sister André has lived through the 1918 flu pandemic, two world wars and “many sad events,” she once said. As Europe’s oldest known person, she turned 117 on Thursday, and has now accomplished another feat:
defeating the coronavirus, with barely any complication.
She recently survived covid and when asked if she was scared she replied, “No, I wasn’t scared because I wasn’t scared to die.”