inGreek Mythology, Muses, Origins, Spirituality
The Ancient Greeks believed that ideas, especially those that were ground-breaking or profound, could be of divine inspiration, and could be accessed via the Muses.
Tags:Amuse, Amusement, Calliope, Clio, Enthuse, Enthusiasm, Erato, Greek, Muses, mythology, Polyhymnia, Terpsichore, Urania
inAll, Egyptian mythology, English, Spirituality
The finding of the lost tomb of Thutmose II is a significant event in the field of archaeology. Here are some key points about this remarkable find and relation to wider Egyptian culture of the period.
Tags:Ancient, Dynasties, egypt, historic periods, Karnak, Karnak Temple, Relief, temple, Temple complex, Thutmose II, timeline
inAll, Joman Culture, Mother, Mother Goddess, Neolithic, Spirituality
The Jōmon culture of Japan and the Mother Goddess The Jōmon culture is one of the oldest and most significant prehistoric cultures in Japan, known for its distinctive pottery, early agricultural practices, and complex social structures. The term “Jōmon” refers to the cord-marked pottery that the culture produced, which became a hallmark of their society. …
Tags:izanagi, izanami, Japan, Jomon, maki, Mother Goddess, nature, shinto
inAnatolian, Archetypes, Bronze Age, Indus Valley Culture, Iron Age, Joman Culture, Mesopotamian mythology, Mother, Mother Goddess, Spirituality, Tel Halaf, Vinca Culture
The Tel Halaf culture refers to an archaeological culture from the Late Chalcolithic to Early Bronze Age (approximately circa 6000–3500 BCE) that was centred in what is now north-eastern Syria, in the region of the Khabur River.
Tags:Figurine, goddess, joman, mother father, Mother Goddess, tel halaf, Venus
inEnglish, Joman Culture, Judaism, Mother Goddess, Religion, Roman Mythology, Sumerian mythology
A Global Mother Goddess Cult? As I have continued to study the “Venus” Mother Goddess phenomenon, I have begun to build a picture for the development of belief, from the Palaeolithic to the present. The picture that is emerging, could be described as follows, albeit, with the minimal knowledge I have gathered so far: “In …
Tags:Cult, Divine Feminine, divine masculine, Father God, Global, God, goddess, Mother Goddess
inBelief Systems, Brainwashing, Buddhism, Christianity, Freedom, Individuality, Institutional Brainwashing, psychology, Religion, Selfists, Spirituality, Sumerian mythology, Unconditional love
Here’s my personal Quote for the day: “Brainwashed people are terrified of being brainwashed, and might “kill” you, to prevent you from speaking, to avoid that intense, internalised and denied fear. People who are not brainwashed, have no fear of the ideas of others. They broke their brainwashing and have their truth. It takes an …
Tags:Authority Figures, Book of Genesis, buddhism, Climate Change and Environmental Catastrophe, Cognitive Dissonance, Cognitive Dissonance in Politics, Confirmation Bias, Confirmation Bias and Media Influence, Control of Information, Covert Inner Revolution, Covert Self-Transformation, Critical Thinking, Cultural Brainwashing, Defensive Projection, Detachment, Dividing Rather Than Uniting, Divine Intervention, Does God give up on us?, Empathy, Epic of Gilgamesh, Fear, Fear of Cognitive Overload, Free Will, Groupthink, Identity Protection and Political Allegiance, Identity Protection Cognition, India, Intentional Mechanisms of Control, Internalized Oppression, Japan, Legal and Institutional Tactics, Manipulation, Moral Policing, Mythology and the Catastrophic Reset, noah's ark, Normalization of Control, Outward Conformity, Personal Experiences, Predictability, Psychological Entrainment, Psychological Flexibility, Psychological Manipulation, Radical Self-Authenticity, Recognizing the Process of Brainwashing, Self-Compassion, Self-Suppression, Siddhartha Gautama, Social Conformity, Social Norms, Strategic Conformity, Suppression of Dissent, Targeted Smear Campaigns, The Cycle of Collapse and Rebirth, The Disaster at the End of Time, The Echo Chamber Effect, The Ethics of Dissent, The Fear of Losing Identity, The Importance of Subtlety in Change, The Nature of Revolution and Awakening, The Need for a Societal Catastrophe to Trigger Change:, The Paradox of the Christian Missionary Legacy, The Process of Justifying Incongruence, The Reset as a Cleansing, The Role of Catastrophes in Shifting Consciousness, The Role of Loopholes in Social Control, They Come in Love to Kill Us, Us vs. Them
inDissociation, Ego, Sin
What is the source of Sin? What is Sin, even? Well, it’s lies. It’s the lies we tell about ourselves, both to ourselves and others, which we then need to compound with other lies, to support those previous, until eventually, “drama” happens.
Tags:dissociation, ego, lies, lying, mind, separation, sin, unconscious
inIndus Valley Culture, Natural and Healthy Living, Spirituality, Yoga
Yoga has a rich and ancient history that intertwines with Indian spiritual and philosophical traditions. Its origins are often traced back over 5,000 years, with roots in the Indus Valley Civilization (around 3,000 BCE).
Tags:Bhagavad Gita, Classical Yoga, Health, history, myth, spiritual, Upanishadic, Yoga
inAll, Cherokee, Creation, Hopi, Native American, Navajo
The concept of the Spider Queen, and the women who align with her archetype, reveals deeper insights into both mythological symbolism and the marginalization of feminine power in society.
Tags:Cherokee, creation, Divine Feminine, Great Mother, Hopi, mother, Mother Goddess, Navajo, Spider Woman
inAll, Social Care
In the context of ascension and memory loss, one could argue that those who experience memory loss or cognitive decline might be undergoing a deeper, spiritual process of shedding their earthly attachments, just as some spiritual traditions describe the process of personal ascension.
Tags:dementia, memory loss, Social care, society
Awakening to the Truth of Self
