Cuchùlann Killed His Son
The murder of the only son of Aoifa is one of the pillars of the sacred literature of Ireland.
Tag: mythology
Thirteen Crystal Skulls
According to the legend, there are thirteen crystal skulls which talk or sing
The Legend of Pyrene
When Hercules met Pyrene, he understood that he was no longer a hero, but a man.
The Law Of Change
According to the Hopis we are entering the Fifth World. The Ancient Greeks and Asians said the same
Three Fates
The Fates and other divine trios: Moiras, Lindworms, Keres, Erynies and Harpy Eagles
Star Watchers
A long time ago, the Watchers were here, powerful giants who scanned the sky.
The Other Side of Stonehenge
The most famous megalithic temple was built to commemorate an event, to attract vril energy and to be an initiation spot
Isis, Osiris, Horus
Isi, Osiris and Horus made the pattern of Christian Holy Trinity
Vimanas And Antigravity
Very ancient civilizations had planes, rockets and even submarines
Thundering Tlaloc
Roaring through the mountaintops or banging over Mexico, Tlaloc was a lightning god
From Cuchùlann To Kukulkan
As he crossed the ocean, Cuchulainn the Tuatha De Danaann could well be Kukulkan the Maya
Nephilim
From the union of angels and women were born cruel hybrids with ferocity of beasts, called Nephilim