Mithras is sitting on the back of the steer, the steer holds his tail upwards and the tip of the tail is a threefold ear of grain. The tip of the steers tail as a threefold ear of grain is a symbol taken from the old Persian mythology ...
This book reviews the literature of the history of Wicca with especial reference to its links with Freemasonry, demonstrating their surprisingly close historical affiliations.
Based on the legends, once Jamshid lost the aegis of the kingship, he along with his sister Jamak accidentally took ... Uši.darəna Mountain TheUši.darəna is a mountain that, after the Alborz Mountain, has been remembered more than ...
... medieval historian and Celtic scholar, is author of The Templars and the Grail (2003), Music and the Celtic Otherworld (2000), The Quest for the Celtic Key co-authored with I.Robertson, 2001) and Indigenous Religious Musics (2001).
From the conventional to the controversial, the broad scope of this book and its valuable contribution to Sufi, Mithraic, and Zoro-astrian studies gets to the very heart of the matter.
This is a highly accessible, succinct and practical book on this complex subject, written in such a way that it can be used as a manual and workbook for practicing stellar magic or simply read for gaining insight into star lore.
... mithra.it. Chapter 2: Mithraic Iconography 1. M. P. Speidel, Mithras-Orion: Greek Hero and Roman Army God (Leiden, Holland: Brill Academic Publishers, 1980) and David Ulansey, The Origins of the Mithraic Mysteries: Cosmology and ...