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3 pages of results. 26. BOOK REVIEWS [Journals] [Aeon]
... makes ready to introduce his own physical model as an adjunct and surrogate for space-time relativity. There is nothing shy about his approach, as his speculative clews thread a vast labyrinth of cosmological ground. The Meta Model, as defined by Van Flandern, is: A new cosmological model of the universe, arrived at deductively, in which the ... but Arp and Van Flandern certainly have been pathfinders. Van Flandern revitalized the discarded hypothesis of 1801 by Heinrich Olbers that a major planet once occupied the ephemeris between Mars and Jupiter where the Asteroid Belt now orbits. His principal argument is that most comets now orbiting the solar system originated in the explosion of the planet, and that their orbits ...
27. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Review]
... dominated by three huge pyramids, one of which was dedicated to the god the Feathered Serpent with a mass sacrifice of men and women, buried in cosmological arrangements. A labyrinth of caves and tunnels was excavated under the city, which was laid out in astronomical alignments. Collars of human jaws and teeth indicate they were war trophies. One ... supposed to orbit every 30 Myrs, displacing showers of comets into the inner Solar system and causing periodic mass extinctions. However there is still no evidence for our companion: Jupiter is supposed to be too small by a factor of ten. Our only hope is apparently a brown dwarf star, so difficult to detect that so far none have ...
28. Velikovsky's Sources Volume Five [Books]
... to follow the path by which the abbe has reached this conclusion; but I have indicated its whereabouts, and future students nay be granted a further insight into this new labyrinth and the subtleties of its industrious Daedalus." Bancroft refers particularly to "Quatre Lettres" pp.155- 6. Note 10. a) In contrast to ... Sun- 4,320,000 ; Mercury- 17,937,060 ; Venus- 7,022,378 ; Mars- 2,296,852 ; Jupiter- 364,220 ; Saturn- 146,568 ; Moon- 57,753,336 (siderial) and 53,433,336 (synodic). ...
29. The Celestial Ship of North Vol. I [Books]
... reign of Justice. Our American Indians have preserved a knowledge of distant ages, when the Sun disappeared in winter, and must have known of the Polar Motion. The Labyrinth in its spiral windings is a transcription of the path of the North and South Poles of the earth, passing from the ecliptic to join the North and South Poles ... of the evolutionist came the cycles of Time. The Egyptian God Taht, the Moon God, later the planet Mercury, and Seb, the Star-God, later the planet Jupiter, were said to be born as Time-keepers or Watchers in the heaven. They were types of gods and angels but when history began these types were transformed into demons ...
30. Thoth Vol IV, No 11: July 15, 2000 [Journals] [Thoth]
... when they colonized the coasts of Ireland. If this is true, they are not two separate traditions. On the other hand, I cannot think of a similar "labyrinthic" symbol in Scandinavia before that time. If this is also correct, why did the symbol only turn up so many millennia after the event? Dave Talbott responds ... will always choose the weakest spot in insulation to give the same effect." In the vicinity of Io, which is acting as a focus for the electrical discharge with Jupiter, the rate of charging of the spacecraft will increase rapidly as it closes in on the Moon. The faster the rate of charging, the more likely there will ...
31. The Misread Record by Isaac Vail [Books]
... "shining whole" (the whole heaven made a vast sun). Now Pasiphae was a daughter of Helios, and therefore a sun-regent. She dwelt in the traditional Labyrinth of the Creeks, and even this word seems to be a "falling" something. Let us make it a falling heaven and we shall then understand why her ... arising from a world condition that no longer obtains. In that work it was maintained that a vast cloud canopy of primitive earth vapors, such as now envelop the planets Jupiter and Saturn, lingered as a revolving deluge source, in the skies of antediluvian man, a source of primeval rains, snows and hail, competent to produce all ...
32. KA [Books]
... . Just as in Crete and elsewhere there were ceremonies in which experts jumped on bulls, killed bulls, or were killed by bulls in the agon, arena, or labyrinth, so an Homeric hero or Celtic chief would wear a helmet, probably with horns, imitating a wild and powerful animal either on earth, or in the sky ... of things not previously in existence, to appear, grow, become visible. Incrementum, growth, increase, offspring; "Magnum Iovis incrementum", great offspring of Jupiter. Promittere means to let grow, to forebode. Promissa barba, a long beard. Among the experiments made by 17th and 18th century A.D . scientists ...
33. The Dawn of Astronomy: A Study of the Temple-Worship and Mythology of the Ancient Egyptians [Books]
... ) [05/02/2005 13:26:40] Chapter XXXII: the Early Temple and Great Pyramid Builders king himself was buried in a pyramid near the Labyrinth. The Buildings of the Eighteenth Dynasty The blank in Egyptian history between the twelfth and eighteenth dynasties is known to have been associated with the intrusion of the so-called Hyksos ... is nothing new about them at all, and there is nothing really strange. When we go into an observatory we think nothing of turning our telescope towards Venus, or Jupiter, or Mars. Here we have the deification of the planets. It is perfectly true that this religious treatment of the planets is not of our own day: ...
34. Letters [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... member of the Ramesses clan? Maybe the last of the line, Ramesses XI, the king lists notwithstanding? Michael G. Reade, Checkendon, Oxfordshire Herodotus, the Labyrinth and the Pyramids In his Identification of the Labyrinth (C &C Workshop 1992:2 pp. 7-9), Jesse Lasken included a description of the Labyrinth by ... just this way, could the Long Day' have been caused by, first, the close approach of such a space body' and then its capture by Zeus (Jupiter) and return to Earth and account also for the Dial of Aha' going back by 10% in the days of Hezekiah? This happening' is only referred ...
35. Conclusion [Books]
... penetrate the language of myth, it is as if early races contrived their fantastic symbolism in conscious disdain for later efforts to understand. "Anyone who has ever entered the labyrinth of an archaic culture's mythical compendia (the Pyramid Texts, the Vedas, the Theogony) can testify to a desperate suspicion that there is no thread of objective reality ... by the ancients in numerous forms and elaborations. The collapse of the celestial kingdom; the world-destroying deluge; the battle with the serpent-dragon of the deep; the birth of Jupiter; the Child-Hero; the resurrection and transformation of Saturn; and Saturn's eventual departure to the distant realm- these are key elements in a story of incalculable impact on ...
36. Interviewing Immanuel Velikovsky: An Introduction [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... the illogical element, your intuitive beliefs leading to the quantum leaps ahead in thinking? VELIKOVSKY: There must be some intuition, of course, because you are in some labyrinth and you have to take the proper way, but, if you follow logic, logic being the Ariadne thread for you, it is almost impossible not to come ... and, if he will study a little more, he will find that I was the first to present the idea about the mixtures of methane and ammonia which are on Jupiter. By electrical discharges, hydrocarbons of heavy molecular weight can be created. NICHOL: Why such an emotional reaction? What do you think is the psychology behind the ...
37. Night of the Gods: The Pillar [Books]
... , occurs several times in the Rig Veda (i , 166, 5 ; v, 59, 7; 60, 3). Under the -heading of "The Labyrinth," I endeavour conclusively to prove that the Egyptian hieroglyphs (I ) for a temple-enclosure or hall of columns, usext glyph, (2 ) the h glyph ... , which I suggest in limine is the Greek and the Indian lat, a stone-pillar. Latium, "etymology unknown." Saturn fled there for sanctuary from his son Jupiter, which is like Orestes flying for refuge to the Omphalos, and is quite consistent with the sacred stone explanation. "Latiaris or Lahalis Sande Juppiter` (Lucanl ...
38. KA [Books]
... her husband's refusal to sacrifice to Poseidon a beautiful bull that he sent. She gave birth to the Minter, half man, half bull. It was kept in the labyrinth built by Daedalus. The name Pasiphae means shining on all'. The name could well be given to a bright heavenly body such as the moon, or a ... . In Latin, ales, alitis, winged, is used alone to mean a large bird. Small birds are volucres. Fulvus Iovis ales, the yellow bird of Jupiter, is the eagle, minister fulminis, the servant of the thunderbolt, flammiger, the flame carrier. Q-CD vol 12: KA, Ch. 5: Deities ...
39. The Electrical God [Books] [de Grazia books]
... knowledge, power, and activity are assigned. One either makes of blind faith a virtue or brings to bear the tools of psychiatry. A logical exposition of Yahweh's mental labyrinth is impossible. It is the ghost of Moses' mentation. A religion cannot come to be without voices sacredly and definitively authorized to speak accurately on behalf of the ... the erroneous transliteration of Y for J, "Jews." The Etruscan-Roman case, "Jove," pronounced "Yowe" is so close to Yahweh that the Roman Jupiter may be considered as basically the same entity [7 ]. Another theory holds that Moses framed the word from Egyptian roots, meaning "I am." Egyptian ...
... inexplicable, or at least enigmatical; for in the investigation of ancient history, the moment we let slip that thread of Ariadne, we can find no outlet from the labyrinth of fanciful theories and the chaos of clashing opinions. F. VON SCHLEGEL, Philosophy of History. Le mythe du jardin d'Eden n'est point une fiction; il nous ... Pole, the supposed abode of the Devatas, being considered as the birth-place of the god, gave rise to the fable that Bacchus's second birth was from the thigh of Jupiter, because Meros, a Greek word approaching Meru in sound, signifies thigh in that language." J. D. Paterson, " Origin of the Hindu Religion ...
41. Evidence for the Extreme Youth of Venus [Journals] [SIS Review]
... particularly the highlands, rift and fracture zones associated with large shield volcanoes, and the uniquely Venusian coronae. Twelve valleys have been counted. They have been classified as either labyrinthic, rectangular, and irregular or pitted. Some valleys graduate into channels. Simple, non-branching channels have been classified as sinuous rilles, channels with flow margins, and ... , massive electrical discharges fly between them. Elsewhere I have described the strong evidence from chondritic meteorites for having been formed in this process [43] where gas giants like Jupiter and Saturn are involved. On a slightly larger scale, the asteroid Gaspra (see Figure 4), shows evidence of electrical scarring. It is covered with many ...
42. KA [Books]
... of the bull in a china shop . The Etruscan connection with Troy and Aeneas is hinted at on the Tagliatella vase. The vase is decorated with a picture of a labyrinth, labelled Truia. In Albanian the words troje, truej, mean ground, area. I suggest that it is not only the Greek agon, the arena for ... the low-lying Subura, the Q-CD vol 12: KA, Ch. 18: Rome and the Etruscans 211 densely populated area near the Capitoline Hill, and the temple of Jupiter on the Capitol. His successor, Tarquinius Superbus, is thought to have been in close contact with Greece. He consulted the oracle at Delphi over a proposed colony ...
43. SERVANT OF THE SUN GOD [Journals] [Aeon]
... of heaven or creates a passage to an ancestral land. God identified with a boring, churning or stirring stick, or fire drill. God or hero who enters a labyrinth, cave, hidden recesses to recover a vital secret or life emblem. 80. Drainer or releaser of enclosed or imprisoned waters or water-symbols (cows, maidens, ... 5 , pp. 38 ff. 37 2. (p .42 #1 ). Though the list includes several motifs that must await treatment in our discussion of Jupiter, I shall address the majority in three articles to follow. 3. (p .42 #2 ). "Mother Goddess and Warrior-Hero," AEON I ...
44. The Hermes Connection [Journals] [Aeon]
... bull of Pohja plows up the roots of the cosmic tree, (26) and in numerous other world myths this bovine furrowed a boustrophedonic maze in the manner of a labyrinth. (This image inspired the ancient Chaldean and Greek method of writing in alternate lines, from right to left and from left to right, known as boustrophedon, ... to a bright effulgence presents a duality often encountered in myth. In Roman lore, for example, the Siva-like god of beginnings and endings, who was secondary only to Jupiter (Zeus), was the two-faced Janus Bifrons who also wore the broad-brimmed hat, the petasus. This Janus evolved into a solar deity and became associated with the ...
45. The Poem of Erra [Journals] [Aeon]
... ., p. 48. 72. Ibid., p. 31. 73. E. Burrows, "Some Cosmological Patterns in Babylonian Religion," in The Labyrinth, ed. by S.H . Hooke (1935), p. 46. 74. E. Cochrane, "The Spring of Ares," KRONOS ... Erra. That Marduk is to be identified as a celestial body is difficult to deny; the question is which one. Babylonian astronomical texts generally identify Marduk with the planet Jupiter, although the name is also applied to the planet Mercury. Jastrow, however, regards the planetary identification as secondary, and would understand Marduk as originally a sun-god ...
46. Indra: A Case Study in Comparative Mythology [Journals] [Aeon]
... , such as the flood-hero or first king, for example. For a discussion of the latter figures see E. Cochrane, "Kronos, Minos, and the Celestial Labyrinth," in KRONOS 9:2 (1984), pp. 11-20. 3. G. R. Levy, "The Oriental Origin of Herakles," ... , Hindu Pantheon (London, 1810), p. 260. Among modern authors, D. Cardona has noted striking parallels between the myths of Indra and the Greek Jupiter, arguing that the Indian god is best understood as a personification of the planet Jupiter. See D. Cardona, "Indra," KRONOS 7:3 ( ...
47. Archetypes Showing The Presence of Anomalous Electromagnetic Activity [Journals] [SIS Review]
... double axe. In Crete and Mycenae the symbolism of the double axe was significant: the palace at Minos was known as the Palace of the Double Axe, or the Labyrinth. In fig. 12 [32] appears Olukun, a thunder god of Dahomey in Africa. Note that attached to each of his 4 limbs appear forms resembling ... objects which may have been generated in the terrestrial magnetosphere, which is why they occur so frequently in the relatively recent past. Q4. In reply to a question about Jupiter, Charles agreed there appeared to be references to Jupiter in Chinese records, where it was known as the 12 year star', when this star once was described ...
48. Planet of the Greeks by Meres J. Weche (Book Review). C&C Review 2002:1 [Journals] [SIS Review]
... . Osorkon II also talked of a flood. The temple of Osiris-Apis, the Serapeum, was erected by Shoshenk-Amenhotep III, who, as King Moeris, also constructed the Labyrinth. The next Venus cataclysmic date is 776, the start of the Olympiads. An important detail concerning Haremhab is brought out in a reference (via Velikovsky's unpublished The ... which have plagued one-world scholarship. 1. Uniformitarianism Hutton-Lyall-Darwin. Venus played a role similar to, but not the same as, Velikovsky; also Mercury and Mars, excluding Jupiter. Venus and Mercury terminated World Ages. They were feared by man and temples to them were built. Herakles' 12 labours = the Zodiac. The precession of ...
49. Night of the Gods: The Pillar-Axis as Tower [Books]
... cave was an underground palace, the height of 100 men, with walls of iron and 100 columns. This is clearly one of the many variants of the Southern infernal Labyrinth (see that heading), and Afrasyab was simply damned to hell as a fallen god, Since the above was worked-out, I find that M. Jean Fleury ... trees, and the Saxons still worshipped wells and trees in the 13th century. The Council of Leptine (743) forbad oblations to be made on stones called lanes of Jupiter and Mercurius and the Councils of Arles, Tours, and many synods, and the capitulary of Aix-la-Chapelle in 789, renewed these prohibitions.58Up to this present century ...
50. Letters [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... (Tut?). So the new chronologists' are still left to explain the reference to Horemheb's 59th year. As explained in Part II of my paper on the Labyrinth (in this issue), I certainly do believe that the great Ramesses II was a Ptolemaic ruler. Porter's point about Herodotus and Rhampsinitis does not in any way ... cloud or Crew electrical variety) could not produce a near-circular orbit in a few centuries. This forced me to conclude that if a charged cosmic body has been ejected from Jupiter it was much smaller than the existing Venus and collided with it. Also, the orbits of the other planets were not appreciably changed by near encounters. I hope ...
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