Anamorphic Personality

It is quite a mouthful of an explanation bestowed upon things like death, deity, god(s), spirit(s) spectres, and so on. Such descript thus reluctantly admits th...
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It is quite a mouthful of an explanation bestowed upon things like death, deity, god(s), spirit(s) spectres, and so on. Such descript thus reluctantly admits the reality of such presences, and in the same time tries to manage a scientific anchorage to what can only be confirmed by scientific methods. Fun!

Or, in simpler words: how do you explain the obvious that can't be explained? Call it by a new name, and hope no-one will ask for a definition, that's how!

And until the human science can grab hold of and dissect any among the above mentioned entities, these will remain classified as "belief with no substance". And yet... ;)

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Disclaimer: This "totem pole" is far from authentic; 1) for its geographic location, 2) belonging to 20th Century and also 3) bearing no connection to the original purpose and belief of the Native Americans - bar the general appearance.
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Apr, 2018

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Trying to understand the natives explanation of the various totems I found in Alaska, I was totally fascinated.

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Well, this one is invented, to stand in front of a restaurant named "Fort Apache" in Croatia, built in Wild West fort style. I'm sure it has no real meaning, but is pretty colorful anyway.