It just occurred to me that I can't think of a Germanic hearth goddess. Do we have any Germanic descendants of the PIE hearth goddess found in Greece as...
I'm please to announce that my book "Deep Ancestors: Practicing the Religion of the Proto-Indo-Europeans" has just come out. It incorporates much of the...
Hey guys, I was perusing YouTube when I saw this somewhat insightful piece about the potential astrological origins as to why the savior-sun god is tracked by...
Just tossing out something that probably has been reviewed in the past, but is something I personally never gave a lot of thought about until now: 1) The...
Greetings all, Just wanted to let folks know that Geocities is closing all their free sites in the next 7-10 days or so. At this point in time, I'm simply too...
hey guys, I was wondering if anyone new whether or not there was an on-line edn. of the Trioedd Ynys Prydein available, or not? I've always wanted to read the...
Please forward this information to all those who may be interested. Madhav Deshpande UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, Department of Asian Languages and Cultures invites...
Hey guys, I've gotten back to writing my cup-bearer article, and hit a potentially small stumbling block: Y'see, I typed in a note without an accompanying...
Hey guys, I was wondering if anyone could think of some cup-bearer themes from either Chinese mythology or Avestan scripture? Sadly, I don't own a copy of the...
Ugh....hey guys, I was wondering if anyone, here, could offer any advice to me, if not some direct aid. I found a beautiful mosaic (which looks to be...
Hey guys, it's also accord to me during some readings the other day, that being made from Kvasir's blood probably would have made the Mead of Poetry red; and I...
By the way, I was reading about the Mead of Poetry last night, and some of what I read seemed rather analogous to the Welsh cauldron of Cerridwen motif:...
Is their an Indo-Iranian hearth goddess? Agni does have a wife, but is there a female equivalent? In the Germanic tradition is there a hearth goddess or is it...
Aldrin, Your not as bad as me. I'm Dutch, Swedish, German, Scottish, Irish, Welsh, Cornish, English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Hungarian, Syrian,...
Hello, I hope this group is open to religious advice. Lately, I've been really confused with my outlook on the Gods vis a vis Nature. I am of mixed ancestry -...
Hey guys, just thought I'd anounce that a new article of mine has been published (from a MS. I'm working on re: the history of the Sabbats called, "Whence the...
Hi folks, I am looking for authors for my small publishing house and wondered if there were any in this group. Wyrdwood Publications is an independent eBook...
Dear friends, For your interest. Feel free to pass on to other interested parties. There are new reviews of Mithras Reader Volumes I and II An Academic and...
In Norse mythology, the gods drink milk from a goat that nibbles on the world tree. In Greece, Zeus drinks his nektar from the horn of the goat Almathea....
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Hey guys, I was reading through my copy of Mary Beard's "Religions of Rome, Vol. 1: A History", the other day, when I scanned a section where an ancient author...
Hmmm....in my recent years of research I keep finding deeply similar parallels between practices throughout IE countries with those in shamanic cultures, such...
I have read that the Indo-Iranian mythology contains figures comparable to the Germanic Einherjar, the heroes of Valhalla. Does anyone know their name and...
Hello, This might be of interest to some here. We are pleased to announce the launch of Volume 2 of Mithras Reader - An academic and religious journal of...
Origins of Indo-Europeans and the spread of agriculture in Europe: comparison of lexicostatistical and genetic evidence. Author(s):Zili Weng and Robert R....
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