The gringos don't know, but in Argentina there is a huge religious conflict hidden even from Argentines, and it's all located in the Parana Delta.

It is the spiritual clash between the soul of the land and the imported cults that rot it from within.

Guarani paganism is the only religion truly born on this soil.

It wasn't brought by ships, nor imposed by settlers, nor preached by shouty pastors.

It is a religion that doesn't kneel. It plants itself. Like a tree.

A religion where the mountain, the river, the animals, and the spirits of the air are real, living, conscious entities.

It is respected, permission is sought, and what is taken is returned.

It is not *invoked*, it is *listened*. It is not *sacrificed*, it is *offered*.

It is organic. It is earth. It is memory.

Umbandistas.

A foreign, African, *Brazilian* religion.
Brought to us by parasitic niggers, spiritual slaves who don't understand the land they tread on.

They mix Catholic saints with African orixás, but without respect.

They kill animals to "open paths," perform rituals with blood and mud, and invoke entities that DO NOT belong to this mountain.

And the worst part: many use it to traffic people, cover up rituals of power, and corrupt sacred areas like the Paraná Delta.

It's not spirituality.

It's a plague.

They are *dirty blood* mixing gods that don't speak to each other, in lands that don't recognize them.

>This is the concept that modern porteñitos and spiritual globalists don't understand:

*EVERY TIME A NEW RELIGION ARRIVES IN A PLACE, IT COLLIDE WITH THE OLD ONE.*

>Solution?
Return to the ancient gods.

Out of *spiritual need and national reconstruction*.

Because when the mountain is sick, the entire country turns to mud.
And when the last Guarani spirit disappears, they will long for Mary to answer them.

Guarani paganism is the natural religion of Argentine soil.