• November 2, 2025
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What came before Thanksgiving? Long before the Pilgrims ever landed, ancient cultures honored the harvest with powerful, strange, and sometimes terrifying rituals. This documentary uncovers the secret history of the feast, revealing the shocking truth behind the holiday we think we know. Our journey will take you from the sacrificial fields of the ancient Celts and the moonlit graveyards of Korea to the deserts of ancient Israel, exposing a hidden code that connects them all. Forget the simple story of a shared meal. The true origins of Thanksgiving are a primal bargain with the unseen world—a contract with life and death itself.

00:00 – Intro
02:38 – The Great Thanksgiving Lie: Uncovering the Real Story of the First Feast
13:07 – The Feast of Fragility: Inside the Ancient Jewish Ritual of Sukkot
18:56 – The Boiling Over: India’s Explosive Harvest Festival of Joy (Pongal)
24:37 – Dining with the Dead: The Haunting Korean Thanksgiving Ritual (Chuseok)
30:01 – The King That Demands Blood: Uncovering Nigeria’s Sacrificial Yam Festival
36:10 – When the Harvest God Must Die: The Terrifying Pagan Ritual Behind Thanksgiving (Lughnasadh)
42:24 – Conclusion

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12 comments on “The Price of the Harvest: The True History of Thanksgiving

  1. We celebrate friends and family, not the supposed Thanksgiving day. We make a dinner celebrating life and rememberance of the Native Americans. I do not like the LIE we were told to believe. 😢 sick and sad. Thank you for all the other cultures you've explained too

  2. Thank you for sharing the truth about how ancient cultures and beliefs celebrate the true meaning. Unlike America celebrates the genocide of a culture, and bringing diseases and ramroding the false God of Christianity. We need too put an end to this .Bring back the old ways .

  3. We don't celebrate thanksgiving here in Britain but the holiday has always intrigued me. I always knew it was a story that was a bit ambiguous. It's nice to hear about the real history of the celebration, well.. the history from all different cultures. I especially liked hearing about Ireland's thanksgiving traditions.

  4. I carry a copy of the U.S. Constitution in my purse. In that little booklet, it states George Washington, yes, the President created the November holiday to mark the celebration of our great Constitution, a first of its kind. This video is a LIE!!!

  5. A lot of interesting information there, some of it new to me. I'm not American, but I've known the true origin of their thanksgiving for a while. I could never understood why so many people happily celebrated a holiday with such a dodgy beginning. I suppose most people only know the romanticised version. Interesting. 👍

  6. I’m 49 seconds in, the British accent on the narration though? I hate AI because it has a way of coming across as tone deaf and too much, but the imaging is cool and story telling is (over the top. These things can be written by a romance novelist for the same effect

  7. 1789: The first Federal Congress asked President Washington to recommend a day of thanks. He responded by issuing a proclamation for a national "Day of Publick Thanksgivin" on November 26, 1789, in honor of the Constitution. This was not an annual holiday, and subsequent presidents issued similar proclamations on different dates.

    This video is full of misinformation, is anti-American and anti-white and overly commends other ethnic groups' day of thanks as superior and more spiritual…very biased. And AI videos are lazy…one of the pilgrim women in a dress looks like a man with a beard, give me a break ..

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