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112 pages of results. 321. Star Words [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... Besides "strew", the English forms most likely to be cognate with "star" are "strong" and "steady", to either or both of which "stare" may be related. EV says: It goes without saying, of course (but I'll go ahead and say it just the same), that the Saturn theory would expect a relation between early words for "star" and Venus, since Venus presented the appearance of a giant star against the backdrop of Saturn. In this sense, Venus was the original prototype for "star" and could serve as the "star" par excellence in ancient nomenclature. As I have documented elsewhere, ...
322. The Critics and Stellar Energy [Journals] [SIS Review]
... The connections I tried to draw some time ago (Pensée Fall 1972) are today perhaps more readily accessible in the Pensée volume, Velikovsky Reconsidered; in any case I shall not repeat them here. But further relevance, and a lead-in to some points of later discussion, may emerge from a consideration of Velikovsky's as yet unpublished evidence that Saturn was once a star and in all likelihood the Earth's "Sun" at one time (see also D. Cardona, "The Sun of Night", Kronos, Fall 1977, p. 31). Velkovsky has stated that Saturn was disrupted in a near-collision with Jupiter. Knowing little or nothing of the details, I can ...
323. Pallas Athene, Part 1 Venus Ch.9 (Worlds in Collision) [Velikovsky] [Velikovsky Worlds in Collision]
... the planet Venus. If we look for the god or goddess who represents the planet Venus, we must inquire which among the gods or goddesses did not exist from the beginning, but was born into the family. The mythologies of all peoples concern themselves with the birth only of Venus, not with that of Jupiter, Mars, or Saturn. Jupiter is described as heir to Saturn, but his birth is not a mythological subject. Horus of the Egyptians and Vishnu, born of Shiva, of the Hindus, were such newborn deities. Horus battled in the sky with the monster-serpent Seth; so did Vishnu. In Greece the goddess who suddenly appeared in the sky was ...
... 4-21]. Although, until recently, it was generally assumed that most dated from the early days of the Solar System, over 4,000 Myr ago, it is now becoming increasingly likely that many are of much more recent origin [8 ,10,13,15,17]. Two of the eight major moons of Saturn (Mimas and Tethys) have impact craters almost one-third the size of the satellites themselves, suggesting in each case a collision which must have come close to smashing the satellite apart [1 ,10,15,17]. Another Saturnian moon (Enceladus) shows signs that, as suggested for some of those of Uranus, it ...
325. The Last Supper [Journals] [Aeon]
... and parcel of the custom, would also have been accepted as appropriate practice. Sammer himself ended his discussion of the subject by interjecting some personal thoughts: "As on other occasions, Jesus was portraying the new order that would prevail in the Kingdom of God that he was about to inaugurate- as was once true in the Kingdom of Saturn, there will be no distinction of masters and slaves. The Romans used to celebrate their annual Saturnalia festival, held in memory of the long-gone Kingdom of Saturn, by having masters wait on their slaves at a celebrity feast, in an effort to re-create, however briefly, the social conditions prevailing while Saturn was yet king. A ...
326. Context for Reconstruction [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... From: SIS Internet Digest 2001:2 (Sep 2001) Home | Issue Contents Context for Reconstruction MICHAEL ARMSTRONG followed. He's studied the Saturn theory for some 25 years, and was aiming to pull together the themes from the conference towards an intersection, combining "The Saturn Model Reconstruction", with psychological and physical scarring, with a spiritually fragmented "Cacophony of Confusion". Michael told us that the Big Bang was under attack, as is the Universal Gravitation Constant, and a fixed upper limit for the speed of light. And that fundamentalists elevate ancient myths to a god-like status, similar to scientists whose theories are elevated to a dogmatic cosmic view. Michael thought ...
... , pp. 205-20.] 129 and the standard of the Persian Empire was the stylized leather apron of the Smith Kavag ( appendix # 11 ). The Chinese mythical emperors Huang-ti and Yu are such unmistakable smiths that Marcel Granet drew historic-sociological conclusions all the way, forgetting the while that Huang-ti, the Yellow Emperor, is acknowledged to be Saturn. And just as the Persian Shahs held their royal jubilee festival after having reigned thirty years, which is the Saturnian revolution, so the Egyptian Pharaoh also celebrated his jubilee after thirty years, true to the "inventor" of this festival, Ptah, who is the Egyptian Saturn, and also Deus Faber. It was necessary to ...
328. The Electrical God [Books] [de Grazia books]
... In reality it was the catastrophes of the world whose terrible stresses made hallucinatory leaders out of borderline cases and staunch believers out of normal people. (And elsewhere Jaynes makes this very point.) There is every reason to believe that long cycles of history occurred before the time of Exodus and Moses when there were "golden ages" of Saturn and Elohim, whose central and celebrated significance was the reduced role permitted to mosaic characters, that is, reduced schizotypical behavior. Yet, as one studies Moses as a person, it is plain that his peculiarities as a human being are remarkably well reflected in Yahweh as a god. If Yahweh were given a worldly childhood and experience ...
329. Voyager: Questions and Answers [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... " prior to the Tertiary Era. Where did that nitrogen come from? - From the breakdown of ammonias and methane drawn from Jupiter at the time of the first Saturn-Jupiter conflict. (Yes, there was more than one.) Uranus and Neptune, hypothetically products of a fission birth, may also have been a source. Why does Saturn have an oval-shaped red spot, similar to but smaller than Jupiter's (Great) Red Spot? - Because Saturn's satellites, too, were eruptively ejected from the core of the planet, qua Vsekhsviatskii, Warlow & Crew. What holds Saturn's rings in place, since obviously gravity alone does not? - Tracing the lines of EM force ...
... us from the rain of fire." Those are weighty words after all that they have gone through; then comes the explanation, a rather far fetched one: "In the midst of the sea," Virgil begins, "there lies a ruined country which is called Crete, under whose kin. [i .e ., Saturn] the world was without vice." There, at the heart of Mount Ida where Zeus was born of Rhea, there is a vast cavern in which sits a great statue. 195 Dante is going back there to an ancient tradition to be found in Pliny, that an earthquake broke open a cavern in the mountain, where ...
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