Central American Superstition

>>19234352
North America was like that too (native americans had a shit ton of spiritual folk lore) till the white man came around with his science. Because of western medicine any alternative remedies and ideas are looked down upon in the USA but pretty much everyone else in the world is into superstition. You could argue central and south america might have had ancient ayy lmao contact and other shit like a hollow earth opening in south america but idk, I think it's just cause they didn't double down on the hardcore scientific thinking

I'm from El Salvador and here people with an education no longer believe in that kind of stuff for obvious reasons, hell, theyre not even that religious anymore. But yeah people from the rural zones who are poor as fuck still believe in that kind of shit, it's obvious why, they lack education so they know no better.

>>19234711
Yeah, that's a load of bullshit. You can find witchcraft all over Central America. Just do a Google search.

Its part of the local culture. Mayans, Aztecs, Nahualts, Quiches beleived d in spirits... all desendents beleive in some sort of spirits.. . thats why we are so relegious .... we either beleive in spirits or some sort of god.

>>19234884
this, it's probably the poverty.

really poor and rural people in the USA are equally if not more weird, and they have their own systems of redneck magic that have been passed down for generations.

>>19234352
Migrants from atlantis moved to central america about 10,000BC. Atlanteans had advanced technology. Genetic engineering. Some branches of science were far along. They were modern people living in ancient times. Some were migrants from offworld. When Atlantis fell, so did the advanced technology. They passed down their knowledge generation after generation. 8,000 years later, many ancient religions were formed, ancient cultures descended, from the Atlanteans.