(Atlantean Gardens) According to ancient myths and legends from antiquity, an advanced sea faring civilization established colonies around the world, introducing agriculture to hunter gatherers on both sides of the Atlantic, usually intermarrying into the tribes and becoming their nobility, leaving behind a cultural and genetic legacy that often resulted in deification.
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Gold of the Gods, Alchemy, and Monatomic ORMUS
(Robert Sepehr) Laurence Gardner was a British author and lecturer.
The Lady of the Stars, Goddess of Love, Music, and Drunkenness Who Nearly Wiped out the Human Race
(Corbin Black) There has been much speculation about the true origins of ancient Egypt and Sumeria. Were the stories merely myths or based on beings with god-like abilities who came from the stars? One such being, often overlooked in modern times, was called “Lady of Stars and “Mistress of Heaven and Life,” worshipped in Nubia, Semitic West Asia, Ethiopia, and Libya. If we seek answers, clearly she requires a much closer look.
Gods of Thunder
(Robert Sepehr) In Indo-European or Aryan cultures, the thunder god is frequently known as the chief, or King, of the Gods. Examples include Indra in Hinduism, Zeus in Greek mythology, Jupiter to the Romans, Perun in the ancient Slavic religion; Orko in Basque mythology. Thor, son of Odin, in Norse mythology. Marduk in Sumerian-Babylonian-Assyrian mythology. Hadad in Canaanite and Phoenician mythology.