You’re mixing Orthodox practice with your literal interpretation especially around “consuming human blood or flesh.”
Orthodox liturgy does involve the Eucharist (Holy Communion), where bread and wine are believed sacramentally to become the Body and Blood of Christ. The phrases “Body and Blood of Christ” are sacramental, not talking about cannibalism like chewing human muscles or drinking human blood in the crude sense. When they say that, they mean they are entering into a mystical union with Christ through this sacrament.
Dear Michaeles, if one day you decide to leave the forest where the Spiritual Beings are most visible and where communication with them is most pleasant.
I will wait for you at the edge of the forest, not so that we can go back to the Bonfire. No!
I would suggest that we drink a cup of Coffee, the Sacred Drink of South America.
But a person is Free, truly Free. Freedom is a personal experience.
I wish you health and beauty!
Tihomir Valchev