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Shiva and Dionysus
The gods Shiva and Dionysus are two of the most complex and popular deities from ancient pantheons, and as such, both figure prominently in the cultural practices of present day. Despite their apparent differences, both Shiva and Dionysus seem to be related in a number of ways. In this paper, I will discuss the parallels … Continue reading Shiva and Dionysus →
The Muses & the 7 days of the week
Which days of the week are associated with the muses? In Greek mythology, the Muses are typically associated with different areas of the arts and sciences, but they are not specifically associated with particular days of the week. However, there is a traditional Western association of the days of the week with planets and deities. … Continue reading The Muses & the 7 days of the week →
Difference between the Nazoreans/Nazarenes and Nazirites/Nazarites
The terms “Nazarites” and “Nazoreans” can be confusing because they sound similar but refer to different concepts and groups. In summary, the Nazarites were individuals who took a specific religious vow in ancient Israel, while the Nazoreans were a Jewish Christian sect that emerged in the early Christian church, with James and Jesus being associated … Continue reading Difference between the Nazoreans/Nazarenes and Nazirites/Nazarites →
James the brother of Jesus
After the crucifixion of Jesus, James, who is traditionally identified as the brother of Jesus, became a prominent leader in the early Christian movement in Jerusalem. James continued to participate in the Jewish Temple and observed Jewish laws and customs. He is described in the New Testament and other early Christian writings as being very … Continue reading James the brother of Jesus →
Gnostic perspective of Lady of Guadalupe
In the early 16th century, in what is now modern-day Mexico City, a native man named Juan Diego had a profound encounter with the Divine Feminine. Juan Diego was walking on Tepeyac Hill when he encountered a beautiful and radiant woman who appeared to him as an embodiment of the Divine Mother. The divine feminine … Continue reading Gnostic perspective of Lady of Guadalupe →
The Divine Love of Shiva Shakti
On sacred realms where mountains stand tall,Shiva and Shakti, a cosmic enthrall.He, the ascetic adorned in ash’s embrace,She, the divine force, the Shakti of grace. In the dance of creation, their cosmic ballet,Shiva’s stillness, Shakti’s vibrant array.Mount Kailash witnessed their divine duet,A cosmic rhythm, where energies met. Her ardor fueled the fiery third eye’s glow,As … Continue reading The Divine Love of Shiva Shakti →
Lord Shiva instructs his Sadhu Disciples
In the mist-clad peaks of Mount Kailash, the abode of divinity where silence speaks volumes, there sat Lord Shiva, the ascetic god of destruction and regeneration. His presence was as serene as the moonlit Himalayas, yet as intense as the fire that burns within the core of the earth. Surrounding him were his devoted sadhus, … Continue reading Lord Shiva instructs his Sadhu Disciples →
Lord Shiva and the Ganas
Shiva is a principal deity in Hinduism and is often associated with various aspects, including being the Lord of Ganas, which are supernatural beings that serve him. These Ganas can be interpreted in different ways, sometimes as ghost-like or goblin-like entities. Shiva is often depicted as having a connection to the spiritual and supernatural realms, … Continue reading Lord Shiva and the Ganas →
Vegetarian Lifestyle of the Nazoreans
The vegetarian lifestyle of the Nazoreans has been a longstanding topic of debate among religious scholars. While the practice of not consuming animal products has been maintained for more than two thousand years, there is a general lack of consensus regarding its origin and development over time. This paper will explore the various theories that … Continue reading Vegetarian Lifestyle of the Nazoreans →
The Hidden History of Greco-Roman Vegetarianism
If asked about ancient Greece or Rome, the average American conjures images of famous battles, myths, and Hollywood movies. However, overlooked by the majority of modern Americans is the hidden history of ancient Greek and Roman vegetarianism and the ageless debate upon what justice is due animals. Many people assume that the predominant omnivorous diet … Continue reading The Hidden History of Greco-Roman Vegetarianism →
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The Muses & the 7 days of the week
Difference between the Nazoreans/Nazarenes and Nazirites/Nazarites
James the brother of Jesus
Gnostic perspective of Lady of Guadalupe
The Divine Love of Shiva Shakti
Lord Shiva instructs his Sadhu Disciples
Lord Shiva and the Ganas
Vegetarian Lifestyle of the Nazoreans
The Hidden History of Greco-Roman Vegetarianism
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