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| | WHS's THEORY OF ARYAN ORIGINS AND KINSHIP, Page 7 |
 | | Is Aryan religion the outward manifestation of an Aryan's inborn Soul? | | | Aryan priests of Mesopotamia kept lists of their ancestor-kings (the Bible names some), and these have been preserved in the sacred scriptures of the Aryans of India. | | | Is Aryan religion in many ways as incomprehensible to non-Aryans as the religion of aliens is to Aryans? |
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http://members.tripod.com/~wsws/index7.htm
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| | Vaisnavism : Aryan Religion |
| | Vaishnavism, the religion of the Aryans of nortern India, is one of the most important religions of the world. | | | Aryan Vaishnavism is the term given to the Vedic religion after the incorporation of the cults of Buddha and the Jains. | | | The wives of the gods complained to Parvati and when in spote of parvati's objection, Kartikeya didi not improve his conduct, Parvati took the form of the wife of every god and when Kartikeya saw hi mother in all the female forms, he took a vow to regard all females as his mother. |
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http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Ithaca/1335/Rel/visnu.html
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| | Encyclopedia: Aryan god |
| | The principal gods are Indra, Varuna, Agni and Soma. | | | The details of this are not known, but the names of some Aryan gods are found in texts surviving from the lost Hittite and Mitanni kingdoms. | | | Because Aryan texts are the oldest surviving evidence of early Indo_European speaking peoples it was assumed during the nineteenth century that they preserved aspects of Proto-Indo-European culture, before the dispersal of the Indo-European peoples across Europe and Asia. |
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http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Aryan-god
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| | The Aryan Warrior |
| | The Truth of the Ever-Living God, Yahweh, and the establishment of the Kingdom of God on earth in the regenerated Aryan Race is the Highest Concept of Faith and Belief which cannot be found in Jewish created religions. | | | The end in view of all Aryan efforts and institutions is the preservation and increase of the race and people for the of their Father and God. | | | The Aryan honors the prophets and God-given leaders of other nations of His Race and recognizes all paths which have been sought to the Divine and Eternal Truth of God. |
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http://www.twelvearyannations.com/western/aryanwarrior.html
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| | Pisces Rising: Return of the Goddess |
| | As the Age of Aries drew to a close the Lamb of God was sacrificed to atone for sin, and rose to introduce the Age of Pisces and a new religion. | | | Christianity, the keynote religion of the Age of Pisces, expresses God as triune - the triangle - the trinity - Three in One. | | | The three aspects of God are three-in-one and one-in-three - all equal and of the same substance. |
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http://www.geocosmic.org/articles/goddess.shtml
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| | Remarks on Scythian Sarmatian, Meotian beliefs |
| | The god standing at the left of the supreme goddess is holding a pot. | | | A god and a goddess stand to the left of the main sun goddess, the god Targitai and a goddess stand to the right. | | | The Scythian goddess Tabiti 'Heating' is related to the Indo-Aryan god Agni 'Fire' (Afanasiev 1868: 24; Raevsky 1994: 204-205). |
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http://www.anthroglobe.ca/docs/Sergei/scythian-sarmatian-meotian-beliefs.htm
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| | The Scythians, Sarmatians ... by Sergei V. Rjabchikov - English |
| | Moreover, this deity is presented among the pagan Circassian deities as Kodes 'the god of the sea'. | | | Later this god was replaced by the goddess Makosh' (or Mokosh') in the Russian mythology. | | | A priest holding a knife is represented on a seal of the Aryan state Mitanni; here the sign of the god Agni is shown, too (Shilov 1995: 266). |
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http://public.kubsu.ru/~usr02898/sl2.htm
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| | The Aryan Foundations of Christianity |
| | The Aryan Odinist religion called this day Eastra, after their god Eastra (called by the Germans Ostara), the goddess of spring and new life. | | | For some reason, the influence of the ancient Aryan Odinist religion is never studied in our schools or churches, despite Christianity's adoption of its major feast days. | | | Thus we find that ancient Aryan White Race folklore and religions are a large part of the origin of the Christian faith. |
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http://www.heretical.org.uk/miscella/origins.html
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| | The Devil and His False Faces |
| | The imaginary god of the Buddhists and Hindus in their pantheistic systems of idolatry is an | | | In fact, all the mongreled religions of the world profess to believe in a God or many gods. | | | Christian is bound to continue in the teachings of Jesus Christ as stated in the Word of God. |
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http://www.christianseparatist.org/briefs/sb1.03.html
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| | Stauron - Volume 9, Issue 1 |
| | Internationality is one of the prime glories of the New Covenant. | | | In reverse of this, religious white racialists (Identity, Aryan Nations, etc.) glorify flesh to the exclusion of the spiritual realm. | | | For example, an Aryan Nations' confession of faith explains that "We believe that there are literal children of Satan in the world today. |
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http://www.credenda.org/issues/9-1stauron.php
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| | M.N. Dhalla: History of Zoroastrianism (1938), part 3 |
| | Verethraghna is one of the national divinities of the Aryans. | | | The Supreme God or the First principle, he adds, works in the spiritual world, whereas the activity of the second god extends to the spiritual as well as material world. | | | We have already seen the eclipse of the old gods and the rise of the new ones in India during the millennium that opened with Zarathushtra and ended with the advent of Jesue. |
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http://www.avesta.org/dhalla/history3.htm
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| | Aryan Nation |
| | But, be that as it may, that didn't change God's calling on their lives, and that doesn't change the fact that they are still Jews, God's Chosen People. | | | There is a battle being fought this day between the children of darkness (today known as Jews) and the children of light (Yahweh, The Everliving God), the Aryan Race, the true Israel of the bible. | | | I pray that God will take the scales from your eyes (and the eyes of all the Aryan Nation members) and convict you to realize that YOU are among those false prophets, and that YOU are doing your best to deceive the world through your hate-mongering. |
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http://www.therefinersfire.org/aryan_nation.htm
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| | No Consistent Theology Exists in Hindu Religions ( The Myth of One Hindu Religion Exploded, Ch.6 ) |
| | The Smarta sect of the 6 astika schools of Brahmanism, also referred to as the Advaita sect of Shankarites, holds that Shiva (otherwise referred to as a Sudran god) and Vishnu (normally considered an Aryan god) are both gods of the same religion, and that Shaivas and Vaishnavas are hence both `Hindus'. | | | Claiming that Shiva and Vishnu are both gods of the same religion is hence as nonsensical as claiming that Yahweh and Satan were both gods of Christianity. | | | The Trimurti in fact post-dates the worship of Vishnu and Shiva in the original Aryan and Dravidian religions, and represents a pantheistic attempt to amalgamate their different and oftn hostile faiths. |
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http://www.dalitstan.org/books/mohr/mohr6.html
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| | 4.7. INDRA AND SHIVA |
| | As I heard a Catholic priest from Kerala claim, “Shiva is not a Hindu god, because he is the god of the pre-Aryans.” | | | Those who see it this way have never explained why the dominant Aryans have, over the centuries, abandoned their victorious god (Indra is practically not worshipped in any of the temples manned by Brahminical priests) in favour of the god of their defeated enemies. | | | In each case, a god who disrupts or “destroys” the world order, is seen to defeat a god representing the process of creation, which is equated with the process of the Vedic sacrifice (the Creator creates the world by sacrificing). |
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http://koenraadelst.bharatvani.org/books/ait/ch47.htm
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| | ZEUS - Online Information article about ZEUS |
| | shrine of the Aryan God, and interpreted its oracular voice, which spoke in the rustling of its leaves or the cooing of its doves. | | | We can now consider the question how the god was imagined in the popular belief of the earliest and later periods. | | | power, and the higher religious aspect, in which he is conceived as the All-Father, the Father of Gods and men in a spiritual or moral sense, as a God omnipotent in See also: |
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http://encyclopedia.jrank.org/YAK_ZYM/ZEUS.html
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| | Aryan Invasions |
| | The Indo-Europeans worshiped the swiftness of arrow and spear and the sharpness of the blade. | | | Marshall boldly called this god Proto-Siva, and the name has been generally accepted; certainly the horned god has much in common with the Siva of later Hinduism, who is, in his most important aspect, a fertility deity, is known as Pasupati, the Lord of Beasts, and is sometimes depicted with three faces. | | | In Hinduism the bull is specially associated with the god Siva, but he does not seem to have been connected with the "Proto-Siva" of Harappa, for he is not among the animals surrounding the god on the famous seal*. |
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http://users.cyberone.com.au/myers/gimbutas.html
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| | S Y N T H E S I S - Aryan Mysticism and Judaeo-Christianity |
| | There are ancient traditions according to which Typhon, a demon opposed to the Gods, was the father of the Hebrews; various Gnostic authors considered the Hebrew God as one of Typhon’s creatures. | | | This same king of justice was known as the dharmanga in Aryan India, and as the giver of that caste system which divided all people according to svad-dharma, their nature. | | | While it is common to denounce the destructive natures of the Semitic faiths in terms of the real, practical effect that can be felt in the past century, a study of the origin of their roots and their imagery in the context of their relation to Tradition has been lacking. |
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http://www.rosenoire.org/articles/aryan.php
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| | Aryanization and its Effect on the |
| | The Mahabharata’s focus is Aryan culture and values; consequently, the mention of a non-Aryan kingdom or god in the Mahabharata aryanized the real-life kingdom or god simply by associating it with Aryan society. | | | For example, ten local gods became powerful descendents of Vishnu, thus bestowing prestige on the regions where the gods originated. | | | Brahmins connected local village gods with the upper level triad of Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva to grant legitimacy to these villages. |
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http://www.artsci.wustl.edu/~ssen/Aryanization_1.htm
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| | The Dying God - Aryan Myth |
| | Ultimately, borrowing from Kabbalistic legends, European scholars put forth the theory that the Aryans were descendants of Cain, taught Kabbalah by the Sons of God of Genesis. | | | When that continent was submerged in a universal cataclysm, a number of Aryans escaped, and after landing in the mountains of Asia, conquered most of the known world, imparting to the conquered peoples their knowledge of the Ancient Wisdom. | | | Further assumed is that, as a consequence of their invasion of India, the most ancient scriptures of the Hindus and the Buddhists, were not indigenous developments, but originally derived from a more ancient culture introduced by the Aryan invaders. |
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http://www.thedyinggod.com/aryan.htm
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| | Vanguard News Network Forum - The archetype Aryan sun god as the origin of christianity. |
| | I would say that Aryan cult of the sun is more related to Perun the Slavic God and that of Agni the cult of the Svastii in India the fire Godess and the Fire Worshippers of the Eastern Indo-European family. | | | Mithras was believed to the Only Begotten Son of God,who had come down from Heaven to be a mediator between God and man,to save men from their sins.He was born on the 25th of December. | | | Mithras was called the Logos,the Amnointed,the Christ and the Lamb of God. |
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http://www.vnnforum.com/showthread.php?t=7608
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| | Misinterpretations of Rigvedic History |
| | The God demanded that he be brought to justice. | | | The Vedic Gods: An overwhelming majority of the scholars hold that Rudra is a non-Aryan God borrowed by the Aryans, on the ground that Rudra “is regarded in Vedic cult and religion as an apotropaeic God of aversion — to be feared but not adored.” | | | Indra is generally accepted by even the most conservative of invasionist scholars as a symbol of the invading Aryans: at the very least as a God invoked by them in their battles against the non-Aryans. |
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http://www.bharatvani.org/books/rig/ch8.htm
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