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Genesis God prophecies of Indo-European Demigods
Gods curse for the serpent in the Garden of Eden refers to Serpent Slaying Heroes Genesis 3:15. This is often interpreted as the first messianic prophecy, where God is addressing the serpent. The full verse goes like this: “I will put enmity between you and the woman, and between your offspring and hers; he will…
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Ion, the Patriarchal Blessing and the Father of a Nation
Ion by Euripides. Scene: Temple of Apollo at Delphi Enter Hermes (Lines 5-20) “I have come here to Delphi where Phoebus Apollo sits at earths mid-center, gives his prophecies to men, and passes judgement on what is happening now and what will come. For in the famous city of the Greeks called after Pallas Athena…
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Purpose of the Website
This thesis explores the interconnectedness of global mythology through a multidisciplinary approach that draws from philosophy and various fields of study. It delves into the shared symbology of the snake, flying chariot, and children of God in Hindu, Greek, and Hebrew mythology, with a focus on demonstrating how these mythological elements reveal common ancestral roots.…
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Phaethon – Chariot of the Sun
The God of the Sun, Helios and the Ocean Nymph, Clymene had a son PHAËTON The ancient Greek name, Phaethon, Φαέθων means radiant and to shine brightly. Phaethons father was also surnamed Pheobus Helios which means “bright sun” From Ovid’s Poem Metamorphoses Book 1, (Lines 750-1150) Phaëton, child of the sun, was the same age…
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Cultivating humaneness, a noble heart and the holy spirit
(Analects of Confucius 1.1) The Master said, “Is it not a pleasure to learn, and, when it is timely, to practice what you have learned? Is it not a joy to have friends coming from afar? Is it not gentlemanly not to become resentful if no one takes notice of your learning?” In 500 B.C.…
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