I'm new here, so this was my first touchpoint in the feral pig narrative tapestry. Look forward to tracing threads backwards and discovering more. Simple, no-thrills prose sustains like perfectly cooked bacon.
Nago (ナゴ): The Boar God and clan leader who is shot by Lady Eboshi's iron bullet. Consumed by hatred, he transforms into a demonic Tatari-gami and curses Ashitaka's arm at the start of the film.
Okkoto (乙事主): The blind, 500-year-old leader of the boar tribe who leads his warriors in a final, tragic battle against the humans.
I'm new here, so this was my first touchpoint in the feral pig narrative tapestry. Look forward to tracing threads backwards and discovering more. Simple, no-thrills prose sustains like perfectly cooked bacon.
I would be really interested to know your top five or ten books about souls, reincarnation, and the afterlife as I understand you’ve read over 50
Life After Life (1975)
Life Before Life (1979)
Children Who Remember Previous Lives (2005)
Robert Monroe’s three books
Return from Heaven (2001)
My Travels in the Spirit World (1927)
I’m so close to the end of Taipei. I’m so close
thank you
In my internet history, these posts are a direct response to the 2019 viral tweet:
Legit question for rural Americans - How do I kill the 30-50 feral hogs that run into my yard within 3-5 mins while my small kids play?
I miss the pigs, hope they come back someday.
the content i’m here for
thank you for the update
you’re welcome
There are two named boars in Princess Mononoke:
Nago (ナゴ): The Boar God and clan leader who is shot by Lady Eboshi's iron bullet. Consumed by hatred, he transforms into a demonic Tatari-gami and curses Ashitaka's arm at the start of the film.
Okkoto (乙事主): The blind, 500-year-old leader of the boar tribe who leads his warriors in a final, tragic battle against the humans.
Ur pic reminded me of that.
Nice. I watched that back when I didn't care about pigs as much.
I’ve loved reading about the pigs. Thank you for sharing
my pleasure