Why do tens of thousands of people pay good money to play, and sometimes suffer, deep in the desert? I have some firsthand answers.
Here’s a look at Burning Man from Ken LaCorte, who says he’s been to Burning Man 10 times, and he’s looking forward to returning this summer. Here’s more from Lacorte’s channel Elephants In Rooms.
A sculpture of a 45-foot nude woman has been erected near the Ferry Building in San Francisco. Sculpted by Marco Cochrane, the sculpture weighs 30,000 pounds. Called R-Evolution, the sculpture originally appeared at the Burning Man Festival in the Black Rock Desert of Nevada.
Who is the woman depicted? Most likely, this is the goddess Ashtaroth, worshipped by Satanists. Ashtaroth is sometimes called Ishtar, Aphrodite or Venus.
Here, Jonathan Cahn describes her as the goddess representing sexuality and pornography, as well as spells and witchcraft.
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