I have tried over the years to gently approach vehement religious people with the following interesting facts… today is the Winter Solstice… It is the shortest day of the year… the night hours are actually a bit longer… thus the Son/Sun of God symbolically dies… but not to worry… the Son/Sun of God will be reborn the 25th… as always… and the daylight once again gets longer than the night until Summer Solstice in August.
I share here an interesting article of confirmation… from main stream science… National Geographic, no less…
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2009/12/091221-winter-solstice-2009-first-day-winter-shortest-day-year.html
"…This gave rise to an interesting play on words," Yeide said. "In several languages, not just in English, people have traditionally compared the rebirth of the sun with the birth of the son of God."
Many Gods and Saviors have this… son of God birthday…
Born December 25th of a Virgin Mother;
Attis of Phrygia Virgin Nana
Dionysus/Bacchus of Greece Virgin birth – no name available
Horus/Osiris of Egypt Virgin Isis/Meri
Budda of India Virgin Maya
Krishna of India Virgin Devki
Mithra of Persia Virgin birth – no name available
Jesus of Nazareth Virgin Mary
Don’t take my word for it, do your own research… use your computer search engines… you’ll be amazed at the similarities in their stories.
On the 25th… we celebrate love and giving… and that’s exactly what the Son/Sun of God does… it unconditionally loves and gives light and life to us all… saint and sinner alike… living here on the Goddess Gaia… mother earth. Symbolically all religious… in their uncorrupted and unedited versions… say the same thing and it’s all the same God/Creator …who never said anything about killing anyone for any reason… so… let’s try and live in peace… and stop making war over semantics… and for profits… for an evil greedy minority of egomaniac power mongers.
…Happy holidays to all… and may the peace and love of the cosmos be with you…
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As you say, "unconditionally loves and gives light and life" - that's the Sun alright. We accept the "Goddess Gaia" and yet most still regard the Sun as some dumb ball of fire.
ReplyDeleteEverywhere, once, our source of light was understood to be a living entity, and is was not science that made us change our minds.
Happy Birthday Sun, as the tide turns towards summer once more and the re-birth of the earth.
Gregory Sams, author of "Sun of gOd"- Weiser Books.