First World (~1 million to ~200,000 years ago)
Second World (~200,000 to ~50,000 years ago)
Third World (~50,000 to ~12,000 years ago)
Fourth World (~12,000 years ago to Present)
Weekdays
The days of the week are linked to gods and deities across many cultures, from the Sun and Moon to gods of war, wisdom, and love
Zeus
Zeus decision to punish Atlantis for its hubris and moral decline is a central theme, highlighting his omnipotence and authority
The God Odin, Woden, or Wotan
It is plausible that the Scandinavian Olympus was Atlantis. Odin is depicted as a grave, elderly man with a long beard, carrying a spear, and accompanied by two dogs and two ravens
Germanic Mythology and Ancient Civilizations
Rudolf Steiner’s on the roles of Hyperboreans, Lemurians, Atlanteans, and Nordic initiates.
The World Ice Theory
Ice was the substance of all cosmic processes, and ice moons, ice planets, and the “global ether” determined the development of the universe.
Mercury
Mercury has a highly elliptical orbit and is about 58 million kilometers away from the Sun at its closest point.
Crows and ravens, often interchangeable in mythologies, have played significant roles in various myths and legends across different cultures.
The holy trinities in religious, mythological, or cultural contexts, represent complex ideas through a structure of three interconnected entities.
Various religious traditions and mythologies have diverse beliefs about celestial beings or angels, like the Elohim and Seraphim.
Thor is called upon to deal with Hrungnir and agrees to a duel. The giants create a clay giant to aid Hrungnir.
Atlantis was an archipelago consisting of two large islands situated in the Atlantic Ocean near the Mediterranean Sea.
The Æsir are a group of deities in Norse mythology, which is the mythology of the North Germanic peoples, primarily the Vikings. The Æsir are one of the two major groups of gods in Norse mythology,
The Nephilim were on the earth in the earliest days, and also afterward when the Aessir came into the daughters of humans and they bore children to them
The Amanita muscaria, also known as the “fly agaric” mushroom, has a fascinating history that is tied to religious rituals, psychedelic experiences, and the origins of Santa Claus.