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51 pages of results. 461. Letters [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... Anat on three occasions in WORLDS IN COLLISION (pp.118, 177 and 184). I am surprised he did not pay more attention to this goddess since she seems to be the most dramatic and significant deity from our point of view. Let us examine her objectively. According to Canaanite mythology, Anat slew three adversaries: the dragon Tanin, the seven-headed serpent Lotan and the God Mot. This is obviously another version of the battle in the sky. Some sources credit Baal with fighting Lotan (MIDDLE EASTERN MYTHOLOGY by S.H . Hook, p.106) and this is significant. Baal was originally Jupiter and this indicates difficulty in identifying the celestial body ...
462. Cosmic Catastrophes and the Day of the Lord [Articles]
... the New Testament and in the Book of Revelation, it says when he comes back from heaven, and by the way, in the New Testament the imagery is very interesting, when Jesus is to return from heaven, he shall come forth and destroy the wicked with the fire that proceeds from his mouth. Can you see the fire-breathing dragon that we pick up in the theme of the Old Testament, Leviathan and the description of what happened, that same thing is put onto Jesus, he will come from heaven and he will destroy the wicked with the breath of his mouth, I take that was not meant to be halitosis, but the fire that proceeds from his ...
463. A Personal Report on, and Irreverent Look at, the World Conference 'Planetary Violence in Human History' Portland, Oregon, January 3-5, 1997 [Journals] [SIS Review]
... other catastrophist publications. Talbott said that in ancient cultures, the day began at sunset, as it still does in the Jewish religion. He structured his talk as a sequence of images and their various expressions, starting with the Warrior Hero. In the video, he had time to cover more facets, such as the Princess and the Dragon (they all come together in the myth of Saint George). He showed pictures of the hero with a halo, Apollo = Mars as the axle of the cosmic wheel; the plant of life, the head of the hero enclosed by a lion's mane, with an eye on his chest. The image of the owl, ...
464. The Area of Origin [Books]
... in Art. London, 1895. 6. Annual Report of Smithsonian Institute, Washington, 1896, pp.955, 6. 7. The Migration of Symbols1 translation by Sir George Birdwood, London, 1894, pp.73 et seq. 8. Canaan, p.340. 9. Elliot Smith, The Religion of the Dragon, pp. 173 et seq. ...
465. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... Energy"source: New Scientist 21.10.82, pp. 166-9 These days even respectable scientific publications like New Scientist are allowed to go in for "fringe" material, so it should raise no eyebrows to see a report of an investigation into the "earth energy" of megalithic structures. The investigation is called the "Dragon Project", appropriately enough, and it set out to test the general idea that megalithic circles were built at foci of "earth energy". The investigating team was a varied bunch of archaeologists, physicists, dowsers, electronics engineers, chemists, etc. Their measuring tools were the ultrasound detector and the Geiger counter: already intriguing ...
... Journal, 102 (1977):199. [395] Sullivan, Walter. "The Velikovsky Affair." New York Times (2 Oct. 1966), sec. 4, p. E7. [396] . Continents in Motion. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1974. [397] Sutherland, Carter. "China's Dragon." Pensée, 6:47- 50. [398] Talbott, Stephen L. "Velikovsky at Harvard." Pensée, 1:47- 49. [399] Thomsen, Dietrick E. "Velikovsky Lives Again." New York Times Book Review (17 Apr. 1977), pp. 10- 11. [400 ...
467. Chapter20_21
... . Sterne, col. 1443); Tammuz = Mars (W . G. Baudissin, Adonis und Esmun [1911], p. 117, quoting the Chronicle of Barhebraeus). For the unheard-of number of names given to "Tammuz" in Mesopotamia, see M. Witzel, Tammuz-Liturgien (1935). For his name "Dragon of the Sky" (Usungal-an-na) = Sin (the Moon) see K. Tallqvist, Akkadische Gotterepitheta (1938), p. 482; see also p. 464, where Tammuz = "Mutterschafbild" (" mothersheep-image").]. He looks almost like a title, just as "Horus" was a title ...
... to take a testimony from "late" astrological sources, these statements given by the Liber Hermetis Trismegisti which became so famous in the Middle Ages, to the degrees of Taurus (Gundel, pp. 54f., 217ff.): 18-20 oritur Navis et desuper Draco mortuus, vocatur Terra rises the Ship, and on it the dead Dragon, called Earth 21-23 oritur qui detinet navem, Deus disponens universum mundum rises he who keeps (or detains) the ship, the God that orders the whole universe. [Disponere corresponds to Greek kosmeo.] Whatever it is that rules "below" seems, indeed, a truly omnipotent entity: There are, after all, ...
469. The Bedrock of Myth [Articles]
... to merge at midnight, and out of the other side of which it will subsequently emerge. In some incarnations, the support is formed of coiled twists. It is then the Cosmic Serpent in the vertical aspected as contrasted with the curved serpent seen in the crescent. When the rotating independent column merges with it, the herograpples with the dragon. When the column comes out of the right side after midnight, being worsted, the hero flees from his opponent, only to repeat the performance on the following night. It is essential that this moving man retains his shape in order to be recognized as such throughout the entire episode. Only with the moving column fixed at the ...
470. Earth-Venus Contacts in the Late 3rd Millennium BC? [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... her (orthodox commentators have indicated this means Ebih [25]): 43. In the mountain where homage is withheld from you vegetation is accursed. 44. Its grand entrance you have reduced to ashes. [26] We also find reference to the "venom" issued by Inanna in "Nin-me-sar-ra": 9. Like a dragon you have deposited venom on the land. (or) "In the form of the great Serpent you (Inanna) deposited (oil) -poison across the mountainland" [27] Kinnier Wilson interprets this "venom" and the serpent form it is issued from as being visible manifestations of Inanna as a great petroleum fire. ...
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