This article shows that identical symbolism of the sun/skygod was prevalent in India and the western world, namely… You can export this article to a PDF or share it across your socials. This blog is free to read, so the knowledge is accessible to anyone. It operates on a value for value model and I …
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This article is a preliminary study into storm gods and their serpents nemesis , its symbolism and the adoption in various forms under different… You can export this article to a PDF or share it across your socials. This blog is free to read, so the knowledge is accessible to anyone. It operates on a value …
This newly published paper addresses the lost location of Medusa and Artemis in the stars and gives answers to why Medusa is on the pediment of the Artemis temple in Corfu. It also shows… You can export this article to a PDF or share it across your socials. This blog is free to read, so …
Gilgamesh is a topic that Graham Hancock revisits quite often. Together with the flood myth, something the author also wrote about in… You can export this article to a PDF or share it across your socials. This blog is free to read, so the knowledge is accessible to anyone. It operates on a value for …
Paper identifying the Sayburç relief as Orion. It also identified the Aslantaş valley rock relief as a master of the animals motif and asserting these have relations to that of the indus valey iconography. As far as the author was aware this was not published anywhere before. Published date: 07-04-2023. This paper is related to the …
The last mythological example (and there are probably a few more that can be explained as I have) is the story of the Minotaur or Crete. The author only understood it when he learned about the Egyptian god Min and the realized the Minotaur mythology is also related to the stars. You can export this …
This article is a study into mythology in relation to the zodiac. It is relevant to religion as well but the author will focus on the mythological figures here. You can export this article to a PDF or share it across your socials. This blog is free to read, so the knowledge is accessible to …
In 1804, John Pintard, a member of the New York Historical Society, distributed woodcuts of St. Nicholas at the society’s annual meeting. But who is St Nicholas, the elder gentleman dressed as a bishop who brings Dutch children gifts in early December? And why did his helper change between Germany and the Netherlands or was …
Besides easter where Christians celebrate “The resurrection” (Jesus as Orion coming back in the sky), other modern easter iconography is, the easter bunny. But hardly anyone knows why there is an easter bunny in the first place and why I carries coloured eggs. The origins of the easter bunny can be traced back to the …