Shiny: Symbols of an Alien Sky
anthropological research and musing into where the snake/dragon symbolism seen worldwide came from historically. There’s on focus on lightning, which is interesting to me as in studying Taoism dragons are considered conduits of energy.
This provides a completely different idea for who the gods where, particularly Saturn, that the skies were different once, allowing for Saturn to be called the Sun, but the “better” sun, and that it’s Saturn that is Ra, Yhwh, Moloch and other old gods.
Saturn is the god that devoured his own children and this also makes the connection with the sacrifice demanding yhwh, moloch and aztec gods etc.
But about 55 minutes in I’m seeing the massive influence and astrophysical appearances of Venus and why there’s a link to Lucifer that could be more than the the one reference as a mistranslation of the Morning Star (Venus) in the bible. Which reinforces my feeling that Lucifer and Satan are in no way related, not in energy when evoked, not historically and not biblically.
I have to wonder how much of modern western occultism is merely ancient stories turned into superstition turned into romanticized allegory, and taken much too literally today, making a million cultural egregores of something really much more solid.
But nothing like what all this was based on exists today, the solar system changed (which it does a lot and is why astrology should be taken with a grain of salt. Astrology seems to be an art fixed in time and partially obsoleted by now, and we have no way to update it.
No wonder we make up stories to explain the myths and don’t consider them as history, when that may be exactly what they are. Humans really don’t like unanswered questions and will make up answers rather than leave it alone when we don’t actually know what we’re talking about.
The bull of heaven here also looks a bit like the Irminsul, a very old symbol of fertility of ancient Norse myth. This is the sun with mars in front and plasma streams, the divine thunderbolt, reaching Earth. 53 minutes in.
Nothing is as it seems.