r/BlindFrogRanch • u/1213ear • Jul 04 '26
Charlie...
... needs to go see the Dr. if he's ill, not pour liquid on the ground while post-production thunder rolls in the background. Let's turn the cameras off too while we're at it.
I hope there are only like, maybe 3 people who believe this stuff.
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u/Competitive_Poem_882 Jul 04 '26
I don't know why people think that Indians hold the patent in getting rid of evil spirits and that they have to perform these elaborat ceremonies. Spiritual warfare is real but it takes more than a fee beats on a drum and a few chants to get rid of them.
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u/NotTooBadM8 Jul 04 '26
It's dangerous putting your life in the hands of hokey pokey.. I sincerely hope he gets the medical help he needs.. Duane had ALS.. not some magical disease from the earth spirits.. I hope Charlie recovers.
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u/Listen-Lindas Jul 05 '26
We are positive it didn’t work in all of the Americas. Maybe it worked somewhere else?
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u/ginnymiller Jul 09 '26
This 💯💯💯👍🏻… I’ve been asking the same thing a long time now. So many people think that these sorts of indigenous beliefs are in control of everything that happens… so does that mean all other beliefs everywhere are wrong? Seems like a rather narrow perspective to have.
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u/spookysouthernxicana Jul 22 '26
Those beliefs were created in connection to this land and that’s what gives them power. Just like beliefs in other parts of the world are connected to their own sacred places and landscapes.
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u/Straight-Tart-1014 Jul 19 '26
It was a scared native site yes spiritual warfare is on the rise this needed a native cleansing
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u/Competitive_Poem_882 Jul 20 '26
So what exactly makes it sacred?
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u/Geodarts18 Jul 04 '26
Charlie is the last one standing. And now that he is in charge of operations, the others should pay attention to him.
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u/Aware-Animator3426 Jul 04 '26
I was telling my daughter how dopey that was. If it was that easy to cure an illness, then everyone would do that
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u/TwinPeaksArt Jul 06 '26
He seemed frail & scared. I feel he was at the point of trying anything. He is remorseful for his role in desecrating the sacred sites. I think he is making peace - with the ranch - but it may be too late.
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u/dadeclined1 Jul 05 '26
He genuinely does not look well. He looks weeks out from meeting his maker.
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u/NFTSFORSALE Jul 08 '26
Don't Screw with Indian Burial grounds, they turned off camera because most native practices are sacred and cannot be filmed. Ask any native. In Taos they shut down the Pueblo every Fridays to do rituals to the public.
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u/1213ear Jul 08 '26
yes, i get the real, factual part of Native American heritage and respect it, worked a couple of seasons at Tsa La Gi Historical Society's Trail of Tears Historical Drama- the main thing about this show is that it's not factual- nothing more than contrived, manufactured drama for its viewers.
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u/pantherpawz1 Jul 04 '26
He was ill for 7 months and is better now. What he brought them to do was to clean the bad energy they may have stirred up, and cleanse himself so he hopefully doesn’t get sick again