As far as where my evidence is leading me, it doesn’t have to be that the Basques originate from a group high in rh negative blood. It could be, but isn’t necessarily so. It could easily be that Basques originate from various groups and some of them overall not being high in rh negative blood. But why would a group of people have a higher percentage of rh negatives than their ancestors?
The key is to identify the ancestors.
Not look at the entire group, but the ones who decided to leave their home in anticipation of a better life.
It takes a unique type of individual to do so. While some are nomadic at heart, others are frightened to death to make such move. Most rh negatives I know personally cannot understand the fearfulness and complacency of the general population. The acceptance of misery and learning to be comfortable with it. In all aspects of life we see it. Who we choose for a partner, what career we have chosen. It is sad having recently read a credible study showing that the vast majority of the world population has settled in all aspects of life. Few live their dreams and are generally happily in love with their spouses. It is sad and you can feel it. It is part of what contributes tremendously to the overall misery we see in everyday life.
Few have taken advantage of the free blood type dating site where you can choose a partner based on blood type. Others have managed to find an rh negative partner offline, but more likely online. It helps to have more options and meet based on certain priorities. And of course based on rh negative personality traits. Which is what this post is about.
Are you always in search of a better way? A better life? Are you unable to accept constant misery?
I already believe to know the answer based on personal conversations with numerous rh negatives like you. But I would like to see more feedback.
Please let me know on Facebook, below in the commenting section or our forum. Let me know what drives you. When you decide to do a U-turn. And what it is that you believe can make you happy in life.
Thank you in advance for your response!
Examples of nomadic rh negatives:
Basques
Once traveled west until the ocean stopped them. Built ships. Explored many parts of the world. Including South and Central America as well as other locations such as the Philippines.
Bedouins
Their lifestyle is purely nomadic.
The Yorubas of Nigeria
The fact that despite Neanderthal DNA almost being absent from Africa, them carrying it indicates their ancestors having taken a long journey to get to the region they mostly live in today.
The Yamna people
Went all over Europe from the Black Sea region. On many occasions. Also towards the east to become the…
Scythians
The group responsible for the legendary Amazon women. Migrated among other places to the region now known as Silesia.
The Walsers
These Rhone Valley residents in Switzerland have several locations where Basque-like frequencies of rh negatives have been noted. Where they came from originally, is still unclear.
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I am not at all nomadic, I love where I live and my family and friends are here. I hope to never leave. But then, I am a descendant of those brave enough to leave their homelands behind and come here for a better life.
I like having roots and ties to a place. I like being able to drive by my old schools, neighborhoods, stomping grounds, and still have that connection to my past.
I like this. Makes a lot of sense. (Where do you live?)
Near Boston, USA. My ancestors were all Irish and Italian. I am a B negative.
I’ve always had the nomadic spirit like the gypsies. I’m A negative living in the USA. My mother was the same and we loved traveling together and generally we would make our hotel arrangements wherever we landed at the end of the day. We had loose itineraries and found this suited us well. On the other hand I’m married to an O positive who is more than content to be well rooted to one location. In this sense we are opposites. Reconciling this has been interesting and usually it means that I go off traveling with my cousin who shares the same spirit. Whether this is deep ancestral core or not I cannot say. Thank you for all your fascinating posts.
Good research.
I am also A negative married to an O positive but I have found that my desire for travel has spread to him. We have been married very happily for almost 18 years.
I have found that there are times when I can stay cooped up in my house for a couple of weeks and then there are times when I have to get out and go do stuff…I can’t stay in the house another second. Mostly what I have discovered about my personality is that I don’t do well to be told I can’t do something or if I feel trapped in any way. If I feel trapped, I start to get “itchy” and I look for ways to “escape”.
While I love to travel, I don’t love to be around a lot of people. I prefer to observe them, not interact. So for instance, we once went to Las Vegas so my husband could attend a work thing, while he was at work, I would sit under the portico of our hotel and just watch people. I happily would do that for hours at a time. As soon as he would get off of work, I would drag him up and down the strip to go explore.
When we talk about traveling abroad, the places that draw us both are ancient ruins. The castles, burial mounds, and Stonehenge in Scotland, England, Wales, and Ireland. The Colosseum. The Pyramids. The Black Forest. I have spent hours learning about these places. Trying to find time that we can go see these places in person. We both love history but for me the draw is more spiritual, a pull on my soul, a calling.
But to be honest, just traveling to somewhere new is freeing and I enjoy every second of it. No matter how much I love my home, I usually have a tough time letting go of the area we are visiting and returning to it. I have often thought that when our son graduates we should buy an RV and just go. Anywhere. Everywhere. Move to Europe and just travel up and down.
I lived the last 19 years in a small, mountain town in New Mexico, I was trying to make it a little longer to give our son, who is 16, time to finish school but it was crushing me not being able to leave. I had had enough and the feeling of being trapped was overwhelming. When my husband was offered a job in a different city, we took it, I felt so free, I felt like I came alive again. Usually if I am not happy in a situation that situation does not last long. The only exception I have found to this is if I feel that I am making the best decision for my husband or my son.
I have often chalked all of this up to being born under the Aries sign, I do display a lot of those characteristics, or just being the stubborn, demanding person I am. With some of the articles you write though, when I start to read them, I feel the goose bumps race up and down. It is almost as if you are describing me. That things finally click into place inside me and I understand me a little better. Of course I do know that every single person is different and a lot of things go in to making us who we are, it is just so interesting when it hits so close to home. Thank you for putting all of this thought and research into the articles you give us.
I am definitely Nomadic. I came to America alone when young with a back pack. I backpacked around europe starting at 20. I lived and worked and travelled in Greece, Spain, Gibraltar and Europe. I am constantly looking and researching other places, countries to retire to some day etc.
I am currently looking at van conversions!
I am obviously part gypsy.
Thank you for this wonder and interesting, fascinating site.
I will definitely check out the dating site! maybe thats the missing key as i seem to have chosen the single life.
Dear Mike,
Your posts are so heart-warming and affirming. I love that your information and thoughts are rooted in fact. You are always seeking authenticity. Your earlier post about the Yamnayans was eye-opening, and gave me tremendous peace. It feels remarkably accurate, and gave me a feeling of deja vu in its familiarity, and how it mirrors my DNA tests. I also resonated with your post about gender roles, and now this one about the nomadic spirit is like reading about the workings of my own heart. You are shining a light on the statistically probable relevance of the rhesus negative experience, and I just want to thank you for your time and research. Cheers to uncovering the truth.
RL, just wanted to let you know that I appreciate your comment very, very much. When compelled to write something, hearing it resonate is intense. I don’t think I need to explain that part to you. 🙂
Best,
Mike
Yes that’s me, although I finally needed also a base to return to (this world does not support being constant nomad so well). Born in Australia, ancestors all celtic immigrants. When I was early 20s I arranged my uni placement working with nomad Cree people in remote Canada. When i was in a prestigious med school, couldn’t stand the elitism and money focus (and limited thinking), a loud mystic voice told me to ‘go to India’. Everyone thought I was mad of course, but it made sense somehow. I dropped out and got a one way ticket. No plan. Worked for Mother Teresa. met Dalai Lama, trekked through himalayas carrying my own stuff. I ended up through mystic means, many years living and working with himalayas masters and nomadic tibetans and sherpas. They live more in the flow and drive westerners nuts (often when asked ‘when?’ they just say ‘tomorrow, the next day…’). Specifically around Mt Everest too (the only white person and woman to have lasted there). The world now is so rigid and controlling I don’t know how anyone could do this really. My sort of partner is tibetan, grew up in nomad tent in Tibet (now they are forced into towns). I came to the realization through all this that nomad way is best, sort of in tune with life and environment, both sides of brain are used, keeps you alive inside. Aust aboriginals were also often like this. People are always trying to tie us down! I live a VERY minimalist life and hate attempts to be otherwise. I chose no kids.
O neg.
Hi Mike, great article. I learn something new everyday. Never heard of the Walsers before that’s something for me to look into 🙂
I am an O neg and I’m Australian. I am Scottish-Irish on one side and French-Welsh-Polish on the other. I haven’t had a DNA test thingy though I’d love to know more about my origins. Any way, I am definitely Nomadic. I’ve only travelled around Oz and moved around a lot over my life. Been stuck in a town for around 20 years to help raise someones child, but I feel homesick to travel again as soon as I can ( if that makes sense ) I would love to have a Gypsy caravan and a Draft horse. travel around taking photos, doing markets, maybe some healing and reading runes. Then go visit my Ancestral places overseas. Ancient and Occult history fascinate me and I want to feel ancient places especially near the Sea. It would be awesome to meet a man who is into the same things with some Anarchist thrown in and a good heart. Hopefully.
I’m B- and have always had a desire to travel. When I was 18, I moved from Ohio to California, then the Cayman Islands, Nashville and now Arkansas. I have been here so long and been wanting to leave since I got here. The feeling of being stuck causes me anxiety. I love seeing new places, meeting new people and it makes me feel free and happy.
Liebe Mike hervorragende Idee. Kann sein dass Du recht hast. Es werden auf Wanderungen oft Gene selektiert, die das Wanderungen begünstigen.
Forscher meinen, es gibt ein Entdecker-Gen!! Diese Gen-Variante ist als DRD4-7R bekannt und kommt bei 20 Prozent aller Menschen vor. Menschen mit diesem Gen sind neugierig, risikofreudig, lieben das Abenteuer usw. Vieleicht besitzen Rh negative Menschen diesen Gen?? Oder es gibt ein Zusammenhang? Danke für Deine Forschungen!! 💗
Have always moved around as I feel *nudged* to do so. I follow these calls, and in retrospect, there always seems to be a good reason for moving around even if the experience was good or not so good. Usually after I move, there is a synchronistic event(s) which either help another or myself. So I go with what comes to me. O neg
Yes. I enjoy very much spending lots of time in other countries. And I like to go exploring, anywhere !
I am so the nomad! When I was a small girl I dreamed of being a flight attendant, but I was told I was too short. I got married and was miserable. We had a child, divorced, and as the responsible person that I am settled into raising my son, but my Gypsy spirit never left me. When my son became a teenager I returned to school to become a “travel nurse”. I traveled as a nurse and met a man (A Pos) who was also a Gypsy spirit. We married and traveled all over Europe and China with his job for 10 years. We came back to Our hometown USA, but couldn’t stay there very long. Just relocated to Florida. Let’s see how long we stay here. Life’s an adventure or nothing at all. I am definitely the person who questions why people complain about their lives but refuse to change. Insanity is doing the same thing and expecting a different result. I’m A negative, and I have one other sibling, sister who also has moved several times and can’t stay in one place. My two brothers are A Pos and you can’t get either one of them to budge.