Here's the youtube playlist of all of my Bible videos so far https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLo8PunHbewPz_YF8-XuR4jb06Em9NW8Ti&si=gM3TTjgUY9MBnSpN

Check out our most recent stream on the Ushas "Dawn" type Goddess,
before our next livestream hopefully later today.

Thank you again to Josephus for joining me in this one


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZFfk8a-jRIg

- O'Gravy, The Sun Riders
@solarcult

Going into the Gaelic and Germanic male Sun gods (Bres and Ullr) and their parallels

-O'Gravy, The Sun Riders
@solarcult
https://www.youtube.com/live/PiqzH8-SLOE

https://jdolan.bandcamp.com/track/bowed
"Bowed," from the album Shadows in the Wake

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Shadows in the Wake full album: https://jdolan.bandcamp.com/album/shadows-in-the-wake

A note on St. Patrick’s Day from a couple of years ago

🍀 St. Patrick’s Day and the Creation of the World

St. Patrick’s Day is said to mark the death of St. Patrick and to commemorate the bringing of Christianity to Ireland. However, it occurs right around the time of the March Equinox (March 21) and near the Hindu equinox-related celebration of Holi (March 18). These mark the beginning of Spring.

As I’ve shown, the time around the March Equinox (perhaps connected to a nearby moon-event) would have marked the IE commemoration of the Creation of the world (which mythos Holi is also derived from).

As this is the beginning of Spring within the world, so it is the springing forth of the life of the cosmos from the primordial cosmic winter on a higher level, the creation of the world.

As St. Patrick’s Day is said to mark the bringing of Christianity to Ireland and the death of Patrick, the Irish Creation myth tells of the bringing of the Sons of Mil, the first ancestors of the Irish, to Ireland, and the death of Mac Greine (see: Ymir/Dyaus) and finally of Eber Finn (see: Odinn/Rudra). As such St. Patrick’s Day could be argued to be overlaid over this earlier mythos to some extent.

So today or in the next few days leading to the Equinox, pour a toast to your ancestors, the high gods, who came as the Sons of Mil to bring the Irish and their ancient ways to Ireland, and think of the primordial sacrifice of Father Sky, Mac Greine, and the subsequent death of Eber Finn, which in truth was the creation of a bridge back to divinity for those who followed, if its meaning is interpreted correctly.

The Celtic Creation Myth: https://taliesinsmap.blogspot.com/2021/11/the-celtic-creation-myth-branwen_21.html?m=1

- O’Gravy, The Sun Riders
@solarcult

Another angle on Patrick from one of my patrons. He and I have disagreed on some of the Divine Twin identifications, but overall this was a thought-provoking read:

https://buttondown.com/godsandcroziers/archive/mar-17th-patrick-lugh-lugaid-purusha-cosmic-man/

Keep in mind that both Llassar (=Purusha/Lugaid) and Efnysien (=Eber Finn) die during the same creation myth tale (Branwen, daughter of Llyr).

Amazing new Manannán artwork from artist Arnaud Carrasco.

The fire god of the sea.

https://x.com/ArnaudCarrasco/status/2035090359882060038

Here is the AI summary version of my last video on Joseph and Trita, which I shared with our chat group.
The AI did a solid job.

Keep in mind I made a 2.5 hour video on this myself (see previous posts), and the AI version is a only a bit of fun to help people who want the bite-sized 9 minute version.

The main thing that wasn't satisfying was that it didn't emphasize just how incredible the matching redundant double verbs at the lifting moment are, or just how fully this and the sudden-appearing lifter parallel explains most of the problems people have had with the scene.

-O'Gravy, The Sun Riders
@solarcult

Once again, the author of Taliesin's Map has demonstrated the Aryan origin of a biblical myth. This video gives a simple overview of his argument regarding the Joseph story in Genesis.

@Folk_Spirit

The Forbidden Fruit sequence of Genesis 2-3 is, out of all world mythology, most closely paralleled by a Gaelic myth.

Consider that for a moment. It's hard to believe, but it's true.

Surprisingly, this allows us to deduce that the most likely direct source of the Genesis story was a lost Iranian version of this myth, which was originally a pan-Indo-European myth.

The Adam and Eve video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tR01WcHktkQ

-O'Gravy, The Sun Riders
@solarcult

Great summary of the Fire god of the sea MANANNAN/MANAWYDAN

We discussed the Demon Kali and his parallels in European myth,
Loki and Ailill

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=HexeJdoWScA&feature=youtu.be

Not only did the Proto-Indo-Europeans have an Absolute (Breoghan = Brahman), but it seems that they may have had a thorough mythos of "his" personification as well. All the way back in 3000 BCE.

Or else how do you explain Trefuilngid Tre-eochair?


Did the Proto-Indo-Europeans and Druids Personify the Absolute? The Story of Trefuilngid Tre-eochair
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Za_DGkaYJcM

Building on the Cuchulainn and Fenrir parallels, we went into some of the further Vishnu parallels of Europe

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Z2IvDdiDx9w

This, I hope it should be obvious, is not us.

A fraud using one of our admins' artwork and our name.

What are you doing to honor their legacy?