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7/20/2025, 5:26:56 AM
>>510855990
no thats a retarded explanation.
Ra was lauded as having abided within a nest of rings or circles, of having been of an emerald color shedding rays of emerald hue, of "going up" on the west and "going down" on the east side of the sky, and of moving down at dawn and upstream at night.
no thats a retarded explanation.
Ra was lauded as having abided within a nest of rings or circles, of having been of an emerald color shedding rays of emerald hue, of "going up" on the west and "going down" on the east side of the sky, and of moving down at dawn and upstream at night.
6/25/2025, 4:03:48 AM
>>508647852
the episode is also Micronova related.
>>508647949
>What if it is for a spacecraft to link and charge up?
where have I heard this before?
the episode is also Micronova related.
>>508647949
>What if it is for a spacecraft to link and charge up?
where have I heard this before?
6/23/2025, 6:44:30 PM
>>508473027
>>508473413
We have already seen the Indic Brahma, known as the "father of gods and men," identified as Saturn through the name Brahmanyah.
In that respect, it is noteworthy that Brahma is considered to have been the first of the Devas, which term is understood as meaning "deities," but which, in effect, means the "shining ones," an apt term for heavenly bodies.
It is therefore telling that Brahma, too, was described as having originally been alone:
>"He hovers, alone, above everything."
An epithet, usually translated to mean "Lord of Creatures," by which Brahma was known is "Prajapati".
This is so true that, in the Vishnu Purana, Prajapati is given as an additional name for Brahma.
Like other Saturnian deities, Prajapati was also referred to as "the One God."
Prajapati's identity as Saturn does not solely rely on that of Brahma.
As the 11th century A.D. Arabian scholar, Al-Biruni, discovered during his travels in India, the Lord of Saturn is called Prajapati, pure and simple.
It should therefore not surprise us that, in distinction to Brahma, who was actually his own self, Prajapati was believed to have originally ruled alone.
This we find in the Satapatha Brahmana which, among other matters, states that "Prajapati alone, indeed, existed here in the beginning."
>>508473413
We have already seen the Indic Brahma, known as the "father of gods and men," identified as Saturn through the name Brahmanyah.
In that respect, it is noteworthy that Brahma is considered to have been the first of the Devas, which term is understood as meaning "deities," but which, in effect, means the "shining ones," an apt term for heavenly bodies.
It is therefore telling that Brahma, too, was described as having originally been alone:
>"He hovers, alone, above everything."
An epithet, usually translated to mean "Lord of Creatures," by which Brahma was known is "Prajapati".
This is so true that, in the Vishnu Purana, Prajapati is given as an additional name for Brahma.
Like other Saturnian deities, Prajapati was also referred to as "the One God."
Prajapati's identity as Saturn does not solely rely on that of Brahma.
As the 11th century A.D. Arabian scholar, Al-Biruni, discovered during his travels in India, the Lord of Saturn is called Prajapati, pure and simple.
It should therefore not surprise us that, in distinction to Brahma, who was actually his own self, Prajapati was believed to have originally ruled alone.
This we find in the Satapatha Brahmana which, among other matters, states that "Prajapati alone, indeed, existed here in the beginning."
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