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7/21/2025, 1:39:05 AM
>>40765417
btw Kʼawiil was depicted as snake-legged. I also remember
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Empusa
she has one copper leg, but I think the second one is a snake, she has a connection with a lamia
and I remember reading a myth about some demoness among the peoples of America and she was also one-legged. this is strange crap actually. I am writing pure schizo, I know, but fucking all these reptiles are always associated with copper. maybe their second leg is like a prosthesis, I don’t know or these are children from the connection between snakes and people
the Kabiri were also associated with copper and they are strangely consonant with the Arabic kabar (great) and are connected with the Sumerian word great.
the Slavs have a mistress of the copper mountain and the great poloz.
I read a lot of myths, stories on this topic and saw a clear connection
snakes/dragons + copper + green color (they themselves are green, their signs are green, their clothes are just green, or according to the myth a woman gets pregnant by swallowing a green stone) water + very often they are associated with precious stones, the same Cuchulainn (note that his legs were turned inside out like a satyr and one eye appeared. His legs were turned inside out because of a mutation. He is a mixture of god and man. By the way, there were horses nearby during conception. Kelpies?) had many precious stones in their hair, Indian nagas also have many stones in their hair and not only them.
in the bible there are many things connected with precious stones.
I associate their attachment to copper with the fact that they have blue blood and that is why there was a term like "blue blood". Targitaos (Scythian Hercules) was the husband of the Snake-Legged Goddess (Artimpasa - Derketō - Isis - Inanna) and was considered the progenitor of the entire royal dynasty. Hercules and his analogues were in principle always considered the progenitors of royal dynasties
btw Kʼawiil was depicted as snake-legged. I also remember
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Empusa
she has one copper leg, but I think the second one is a snake, she has a connection with a lamia
and I remember reading a myth about some demoness among the peoples of America and she was also one-legged. this is strange crap actually. I am writing pure schizo, I know, but fucking all these reptiles are always associated with copper. maybe their second leg is like a prosthesis, I don’t know or these are children from the connection between snakes and people
the Kabiri were also associated with copper and they are strangely consonant with the Arabic kabar (great) and are connected with the Sumerian word great.
the Slavs have a mistress of the copper mountain and the great poloz.
I read a lot of myths, stories on this topic and saw a clear connection
snakes/dragons + copper + green color (they themselves are green, their signs are green, their clothes are just green, or according to the myth a woman gets pregnant by swallowing a green stone) water + very often they are associated with precious stones, the same Cuchulainn (note that his legs were turned inside out like a satyr and one eye appeared. His legs were turned inside out because of a mutation. He is a mixture of god and man. By the way, there were horses nearby during conception. Kelpies?) had many precious stones in their hair, Indian nagas also have many stones in their hair and not only them.
in the bible there are many things connected with precious stones.
I associate their attachment to copper with the fact that they have blue blood and that is why there was a term like "blue blood". Targitaos (Scythian Hercules) was the husband of the Snake-Legged Goddess (Artimpasa - Derketō - Isis - Inanna) and was considered the progenitor of the entire royal dynasty. Hercules and his analogues were in principle always considered the progenitors of royal dynasties
7/7/2025, 7:01:14 PM
>>509753046
Ningshidza (the caduceus is associated with him. There is a possibility that the caduceus is an encrypted symbol where two snakes stick out of the shoulders)
He is the son of Ninzanzu (Hercules, Nergal, Melkart, Erra, Erragal, Šanta). Lug was also depicted with three heads sometimes (he is associated with Apollo. Apollo - Abaddon, Aplu Enlil = Son of Enlil. He has very strong intersections with Veles and Triglav. In Slavic folklore, Veles sometimes tried to mix with women and such children had a bow and arrow sign on their bodies. He is also Rudra)
Krishna in the Vedas (IN THE VEDAS. I repeat) has 3 heads, he is compared to a snake and is killed by Indra (but he is his brother, similar to Seth's murder of Osiris)
Zahhak
Sisiutl
Nergal had snakes sticking out of his shoulders, and there are several images where he is missing one eye and is red-haired (like Dajjall)
Ningshidza (the caduceus is associated with him. There is a possibility that the caduceus is an encrypted symbol where two snakes stick out of the shoulders)
He is the son of Ninzanzu (Hercules, Nergal, Melkart, Erra, Erragal, Šanta). Lug was also depicted with three heads sometimes (he is associated with Apollo. Apollo - Abaddon, Aplu Enlil = Son of Enlil. He has very strong intersections with Veles and Triglav. In Slavic folklore, Veles sometimes tried to mix with women and such children had a bow and arrow sign on their bodies. He is also Rudra)
Krishna in the Vedas (IN THE VEDAS. I repeat) has 3 heads, he is compared to a snake and is killed by Indra (but he is his brother, similar to Seth's murder of Osiris)
Zahhak
Sisiutl
Nergal had snakes sticking out of his shoulders, and there are several images where he is missing one eye and is red-haired (like Dajjall)
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