A Matilina tradition uses bloodletting rituals with animals as exposure therapy to death. The founder Ngonso taught that those unafraid of death belong in the kingdom. Facing death directly, the speakers argue, eliminates the fear of it.
The founder of my Matilina ancestor, Ngonso, who founded my kingdom, said, "Who is unafraid of death belongs here." Yeah. And so one of the things that we do, one of our important rituals, is bloodletting ritual, basically with chickens and goats. And that is more like, I would say, exposure therapy. Exposure to the death.
Yes. So you don't become scared of it.
So you are not scared of death.
I think there's a point in spirituality where you no longer become scared of death because you understand that you're more than just your physical body that dies.
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