Yaudheyas (200 BC), Copper, 10.42 g, 1½ Karshapana, War God, Six-headed Karttikeya standing facing front with spear, Brahmi legend, Bhagvato Svamino Brahamanyadevasya on obv, Goddess Devasena standing facing, railed tree on right hand and 10-arched hill surmounted by a Shrivatsa symbol on left. A very interesting #coin because it features the #tetractys #India #Mythology
Swastika - The Forgotten Constellation Representing the Chariot of Mithras #Mythology #Draco
A part of a bronze statue found in #Italy with other Mithraic artifacts #Mythology
In Rig Veda: 7.97-10 we find Rishi Vasistha (one of the Saptarishis), talking about the repetitiveness of cosmic sustainability. The Rig Veda, which can be said to be among the world’s oldest documents on cosmological sciences, mentions swastika many times. This recurrent use of the word shows not only the pre-eminence of the symbol but also makes it evident that the ancient rishis who had compose
The Magna Mater Left: Archaic Boethia; right: Bronze plaquette of a goddess, Perm (#Russia). Fig. 118/119 in: HENTZE, Carl (1932). Mythes et symboles lunaires (Chine ancienne, civilisations anciennes de l'asie, peuples limitrophes du Pacifique). #Mythology
"Moreover, the Two-Headed Eagle is the Gammadion. For the Ancient Russians-Scythians / Kas-saks / Kazaks, the structural element of the Gammadion was the #Horse that is galloping to all four sides, forming the Swastika-Su Asti, as well as the Falcon Rarog that is looking and flying to the opposite sides of the world simultaneously. Both of these configurations of the Gammadion symbolized the OECUM
"Titans were before Gods. Titans lived in the far North, on the territory of Russia. They were called Atlantians / Atlas – “Atlant” (in Russian) — those, who hold the sky, since they lived in the far North, where the earth meets with the sky. Since Atlant / Atlas / Atlantians were older than “Greek” gods, and they lived in Russia — this means that Russian-Aryans are more ancient than Greek gods an
The Latvian Mara's sash (fragments) #Latvia #Patterns #Variations #Mythology
The Four Living Creatures and the wheels of Ezechiel L'Apocalypse of Beatus, scriptorium of Facundus. Bibl. Nat., Madrid, Vit. 14-2, 1047. --- A tetramorph is a symbolic arrangement of four differing elements, or the combination of four disparate elements in one unit. The term is derived from the Greek tetra, meaning four, and morph, shape. Archaeological evidence exists showing that early man div
