Which is the vainest blood group of them all?

The winner is O positive.

In the past statistics showed that B positive, followed by B negatives to be the most vain of all the blood groups. These were short term statistics and now the research has had time to mature.

After a longer term the results have now changed. Now clearly leading is O positive, closely followed by A positive, A negative, then a big gap followed by B negative, O negative, AB positive, B positive and lastly, who are the least vain of all, is AB negative. This shows how stats can be deceptive if not given long enough to mature.

However, seeing as O positive is the most common blood group, these results could be seen as not really fair, especially as AB negative is the most rare, and came lowest in the results.

So in reality the rare blood group A negative which scored very highly, could actually be the most vain.

What is your blood group? Do you think you are vain? Maybe you think this article is about you?

Find out more about your blood type personality here http://www.templeoftheola.org/blood-type-personalities.html

Graphics used in this article are copyright Tau Tia.

Perfume Inspired By Your Blood Type

Introducing - Blood Lust Perfume

Blood contains our life force and some say it influences our personality. This mysterious liquid that seeps through our veins has intrigued and beguiled us since the beginning of time. Tales of vampires and blood drinking rituals have inspired many great Writers and Artists, and now it has inspired this Perfumer to create these unique blends.

Blood Lust is a new exciting range of perfumes which have been specially researched and tested on various people with different blood types. The research has taken over two years to complete.

The fragrance works with your bodies own chemistry - fragrances that suit your blood type are used to make these special perfumes. The Alchemy of perfumery is used to work perfectly with your blood type, it brings out the best of your blood type traits, as you inhale the aroma. An added bonus is the attraction of those with the same blood type as you, meaning instant bonds are created in the unconscious mind as you drink in the aroma.

Many will choose their perfume/cologne by going to the store and buying the first thing that smells good on a small paper strip, or something that they liked from a magazine ad. Picking the right scent for your body is a lot more complicated. Your body and paper do not react the same way to perfumes.

Perfume does not smell the same in the bottle, on the test strip, or on your skin. What you smell first is the top note. This is the strongest part of the perfume and it fades the quickest. After the top note fades you are left with the middle note that fades into the base note. The base note is the scent that stays on you the longest and appears around thirty minutes after initially applying the perfume. Depending on the type of perfume, the base note can last up to 24 hours.

The only thing worse than too much perfume, is too much of the wrong kind. Body chemistry, which your blood is a massive part of,  plays a huge role in how the scent smells on you. If your perfume seems to fade quickly, don't compensate by putting more on. If the scent works with your body it should smell nice through all its stages and stay on without much application.

When you start sampling scents don't expect the perfume to smell the same on you as it does on the test strips. Your body chemistry is what makes the perfume work or not work. Once you find a perfume that you like the general top note of (what you will be smelling on the test strip) spray it onto your wrists, and smell immediately to see how the top note works with your body. 

Wait 10-20 minutes and smell your wrists again. You are now experiencing the middle note. About an hour later smell your wrists one last time to get a sense of the base note. This is what you should be basing your purchase on because this is what the scent is going to smell like the majority of the time you are wearing it.

Once you have found the perfect perfume for your body chemistry, applying it is easy. Simply spray, roll or drop a small l amount to your wrists, behind your ears, your neck and if you like behind your knees. The reason behind applying perfume on the pulses is that they are considered the warmer parts of the body, which help diffuse the scene and allow it to mix with your body's natural oils better. 

Where most perfume houses make their perfumes from synthetic fragrances and toxic tinctures... Blood Lust Perfumes are created from nature. Only pure organic scents are added to our blends. There is nothing as alluring and attractive as the true scents from Mother Nature.

Choose one of the wonderful scents below.

O Negative - is a heady mix of exotic flowers, chocolate, summer fruits and musky vanilla.

O Positive - with exotic florals, earthy tones and hints of musky woods.

A Negative - is a refreshing green scent of herbs, a hint of spice, hawthorn, berries and raindrops.

A Positive - with green scents, fresh garden flowers, citrus and morning dew.

B Negative - a spicy flavoured scent, with oriental blossoms and hints of exotic fruits.

B Positive - is spicy and earthy, with lemongrass notes and musky ginger undertones.

AB Negative - is a gentle mix of refreshing green scents, berries and exotic fruits.

AB Positive - with green hints, fresh flowers, earthy tones and gentle apple hints.

Visit Blood Lust Perfume Website Today.

How to find out your blood type

Here is an instruction video on how to do your blood test kit at home.
It will tell you your ABO blood type and your Rhesus factor status.

Order your test kit today.

Sumerian Gods & Goddesses

These statues date back to roughly 2500 BC. History records that they must have been "in awe" due to being in the presence of their god. (That's how they explain the wide-eyes, anyway.)

 

However, note that Incan legends record that giants with huge blue saucer-shaped eyes, white skin and red hair that supposedly built their giant stone monuments found in South America.

Also note the huge brow bridge of these wide-eyed people. That fits the Neanderthal skull. The larger brain capacity also fits Nazcan skulls. Many of them cone-headed in shape. You look at these facts carved in stone and decide for yourself. Remember that Neanderthal skeletons were found alongside Jewish skeletons in Israel, making them contemporaries! Also the Jewish Cohen Priests share the Neanderthal DNA, who were seen as the Priestly Caste, where as the others have some Neanderthal genetics, but not as many.

Also see this article about the ancient blue eyed Neanderthals http://www.templeoftheola.org/evil-eye-talisman.html

Find out more in the book Secrets of the Serpent Bloodline by Tau Tia L Douglass

Wisdom Teeth & Rh Negatives

Tails, extra nipples and wisdom teeth are throw backs. The more simian genes someone has, the more likely they are to have those things, as they are less evolved than the ancient tribes. In the past Neanderthals used to have wisdom teeth, a long long time ago, now none do. But those with more simian genes still have them.

Wisdom teeth were for our ancestor’s early diet of coarse, rough food – like leaves, roots, nuts, grass and things, they are no longer needed. The more evolved you are, the less likely you have them. If you don't have room for them, but they try to come through, you are more evolved than those who grow them normally.

Neanderthals do have a gap on their gum line behind their last teeth, top and bottom, but the wisdom teeth are simply not there.

From survey's done 70% of those with Rh negative blood had never had wisdom teeth at all. 25% had some or all of them come through and had to have them removed. Only 5% had grown them normally.

Ancient Red Heads In USA

A cave near Lovelock, Nevada, (about 80 miles north east of the city of Reno in that state) has produced several sets of mummies, bones, and artifacts buried under several layers of bat excrement - the desiccated bodies belonged to a very tall people - with red hair. Once again, only White Nordics fit the bill with regard to stature and hair color.

In fact, red-haired enemies feature in local Indian legends - or what were thought legends until the discovery of the Lovelock mummies. (The locals Indians are the Paiutes, the same ones who object to the scientific investigation of the Spirit Cave Mummy). According to these legends, the red haired enemies centered on these tall troublemakers whom they called the "Si-Te-Cah."

Significantly, the name Si-Te-Cah means "tule eaters" - tule being the fibrous reed which is the base material of the mats in which the Spirit Cave Mummy was buried. Tule is no longer found in the region and was likely imported along with the people who used it.

According to the Paiute, the red-haired peoples were warlike, and a number of the Indian tribes joined together in a long war against them. According to the Indian legend, after a long struggle, a coalition of Indian tribes trapped the remaining Si-Te-Cah in what is now called Lovelock Cave. When they refused to come out, the Indians piled brush before the cave mouth and set it aflame. The Si-Te-Cah were incinerated.

Sarah Winnemucca Hopkins, daughter of Paiute Chief Winnemucca, related many stories about the Si-Te-Cah in her book "Life Among the Paiutes."

On page 75, she relates: "My people say that the tribe we exterminated had reddish hair. I have some of their hair, which has been handed down from father to son. I have a dress which has been in our family a great many years, trimmed with the reddish hair. I am going to wear it some time when I lecture. It is called a mourning dress, and no one has such a dress but my family."

In 1931, further skeletons were discovered in the Humboldt Lake bed. Eight years later, a mystery skeleton was unearthed on a ranch in the region. In each case, the skeletons were exceptionally tall - much taller than the surrounding Amerinds.

There is a small display on the Si-Te-Cah in the Lovelock museum today, but it ignores the evidence which indicates that the Si-Te-Cah were not Amerinds. The Nevada State Historical Society also displays some artifacts from the cave.

The Nevada State Museum went public with its findings on the Spirit Cave Mummy in 1996. Immediately the issue sparked a furor, with the American Indians demanding that the corpse be reburied in accordance with tribal custom - falsely claiming the Spirit Cave Mummy as one of their own.

The Amerind tribe involved, the Paiutes, laid claim to the corpse under an American law, the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act of 1990, which allows for the return and reburial of bodies of "Native Americans".

An extended legal dispute arose over the issue of to whom the corpse actually belongs. As part of the legal wrangling, the Paiute have consistently refused to allow DNA testing of the corpse.

This is not the only case where American Indians have blocked the study of obviously non-Amerind remains. Another case, that of Kennewick Man was similarly held up by Indian objections; and in 1993 another skeleton was found near Buhl in the state of Idaho.

Scots may be directly descended from Neanderthal man

When this article was published back in 2001, it shocked a lot of people, as people were used to Neanderthals being portrayed as stupid cave dwellers. Well Neanderthals might prefer to live underground in caves and mounds, but they aren't stupid.

Scots may be directly descended from Neanderthal man.

By Tom Peterkin.

FROM William Wallace to the goalposts at Wembley, Scots have a fearsome reputation for causing trouble.

Now, a team of scientists may have discovered the explanation-we inherited Neanderthal genes.

Experts in evolution from Oxford say the key lies in the red hair for which Celts are famous.

The team studied the origins of the gene which causes red hair and discovered it is older than the first Homo Sapien settlers to come to Europe from Africa around 30,000 years ago.

This strongly suggests the gene must have been present in Neanderthal man, who was living in Europe long before the arrival of Homo Sapiens. The Oxford team says this points to interbreeding between Neanderthals and the new settlers, an idea which has previously been dismissed. It was originally believed that Homo Sapiens, because they were more sophisticated, simply drove out the Neanderthals to the point where they became extinct. The conclusion the team draws is that the red hair, freckles and pale skin which characterise Scots are most likely the genetic legacy of a long-dead species, known for being hairy and having prominent brows and receding foreheads. Around 10% of Scots are redheads, while an additional 40% of the population with other hair colourings carry the gene responsible for red hair.

Dr Rosalind Harding, of the Institute of Molecular Medicine at the John Radcliffe Hospital, in Oxford, calculated the age of the ginger version of the gene, known as the melanocortin 1 receptor (MC1R), by using a complex model that looked at its mutation rate.

She found that the gene was present 100,000 years ago-at least 70,000 years before Homo Sapiens' migration into Europe from Africa. Harding maintains that the gene could not have originated in the sweltering heat of Africa, because natural selection would not have allowed the survival of a trait that predisposes humans to skin cancer.

Studies have revealed that carriers of the gene are five times more sensitive to ultraviolet light than others and therefore far more likely to contract skin cancer. Given that the gene is so much older than the earliest anthropological records of Stone Age Homo Sapiens, who were responsible for the spectacular cave paintings produced around 30,000 years ago, Harding believes that MC1R must have originated in the Neanderthals.

"The gene is certainly older than 50,000 years and it could be as old as 100,000 years," she said. "An explanation is that it comes from the Neanderthals-the other people that were here before modern man came out of Africa."

Harding believes that the prevalence of the ginger gene in so many of today's population provides evidence that early Homo sapiens bred with the Neanderthals and that many of today's humans are descended from unions between the two species.

So does that mean it is possible that Scottish redheads are directly descended from the Neanderthals? "It seems to be the logical conclusion to what I am saying," said Harding. "But I don't know if people are going to like me for saying that."

© The Scotsman Publications Ltd.

Source: SCOTLAND ON SUNDAY 15/04/2001