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Halend Metsk ("Christ Mithras") This is a channel devoted to the cultic worship of the God of the Mysteria Mithrae with a Germanicized interpretation! (Channel Chat) t.me/HalidomofHalendMetsk
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"The concept of a Sun deity played a significant role in various ancient religions, symbolizing life, light, and divinity. These deities were not only celestial beings but also cultural and spiritual icons that influenced daily life, rituals, and societal structures. The universal reverence for the Sun across different civilizations reflects humanity’s profound connection to the natural world and the awe-inspiring forces that shape our existence."
Source(s): European Journal of Theology and Philosophy
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Beyond India and Iran
"Mithra’s influence extends over domains of fertility, prosperity, and triumph. He embodies an array of divine attributes, including solar dominion, cosmic harmony, justice, warfare, sovereignty, and occasionally fertility and abundance. Through these multifaceted powers, Mithra guides humanity towards prosperity, justice, and spiritual enlightenment."
Source(s): MythLok
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Transmigration of the soul is rooted in blood-memory and tribal consciousness. The notion that one upon death can become a different race, or a different type of specimen, whether an ant or giraffe, or even an inanimate object, is implausible and unconvincingly overestimated.
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After death in the earthly world, the soul of the devotee of the Lord enters the intermediate boundaries of consciousness known by many names for Deliberation. Upon reaching this realm, the soul is to be judged for deliverance: toward Emancipation (heavenly salvation), transmigration (earthly reincarnation), or the hellish abodes.
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Many people who experience episodes of grief or depression might cast their eyes upon the nighttime skies and be reminded of how insignificantly small they are. But when you look upon those nighttime skies, of which an infinite arrayment of macrocosmic universes exists, and you see the wondersome invisible frontiers of that grand place, be reminded of the Lord Halend's continual presence. He dwells in the waters of the seas, penetrates forests, and travels to the distant planets out there. You are far from alone. Let him be your friendly guide.
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"In some depictions, the central tauroctony is framed by a series of subsidiary scenes to the left, top and right, illustrating events in the Mithras narrative; Mithras being born from the rock, the water miracle, the hunting and riding of the bull, meeting Sol who kneels to him, shaking hands with Sol and sharing a meal of bull-parts with him, and ascending to the heavens in a chariot."
Source(s): Tertullian
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Reassurance of Oathkeeping
"In a world where words and promises float as lightly as leaves in the wind, Mithra’s domain is the unbreakable bond, the oath that stands firm against the tempests of treachery. To invoke Mithra is to call upon the divine adjudicator, ensuring that agreements reach fruition under the watchful gaze of an eternal witness."
Source(s): Gods and Monsters
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Wherever the legions were stationed, from the shores of the Black Sea to Britain and the Sahara desert, we notice evidence of Mithraic worship left behind. Based on examinations of the relics with their inscriptions, modern scientists have largely concluded that the main followers of the deity in Antiquity were soldiers and merchants.
Source(s): Imperium Romanum
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One of the ultimate aims of human life is the cultivation of God-knowledge. This is from where the term theognōsis originates. In order to obtain this, we must first off require to compel ourselves to always have the Blessed Lord and his name on the mind, every day of each week of the year. We must continuously think about the satisfaction and service of Metsk, not the self and sensual addictions.
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"The worship of Sol Invictus incorporated aspects of earlier solar cults and sun gods, such as Sol Indiges, and was associated with the eastern sun god Mithras."
Source(s): Roman-Empire
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A Solar Phenomenon
"A cosmic power, the eastern Mithras ascended to the heavens overseeing the order of the universe. Associated with fire and the sun this powerful deity kept harmony in the cosmos and in the world of men."
Source(s): TheCollector
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"I am a star, wandering about with you, and shining forth out of the deep..."
Papyri Graecae Magicae
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Light Over Darkness
Because Ahura-Mazdā in Zoroastrianism represents the light and the sun, and that veneration of the light is central to the religion, it may have, to a small degree, influenced Greco-Roman Mithraism's preoccupation with Mithraic ceremonies being undertaken in dim-lit caves, where it could be symbolizing the triumph of light over darkness.
Source(s): European Journal of
Theology and Philosophy
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Send hellward your deepest vices, and rise to the vault of the heavens, O Children of the Sun-Lord. May the Unassailable One light your path, and steer you toward the soul's liberation. Onward and upward.
☀︎▲ Soothly. ▲☀︎
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The Mysteries of Mithras: The Pagan Belief That Shaped the Christian World,
By Dr. Payam Nabarz
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This website contains a significant amount of information about Pictish Mithraism as well as many symbols associated with the cult in the region inhabited by Pictish people. Could be worth looking into!
https://pictishsymbolstones.com
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Rosters
Of all the membership lists that have been found of the Mithraic mystery-cult, there is a striking commonality, that all the names are male.
Source(s): Historic Mysteries
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A Note on Dependency and Evil
In the Metskish-Runen, Ariman, or Witherwin, as we call him, which means "Adversary", is the propagator of chaotic activities and evil itself. He also is the principal enabling force behind sensual dependency.
Evil actions or activities include, but are not limited to, despicable offenses such as murder, rape, corruption of the youth, treason, blackmail, and cruelty to animals.
We must also give examples as to what all pertain to sensual dependency: these include addictions to food (gluttony), copulation (hypersexuality), psychoactive substances (druglust) including alcoholism, and also gambling. The object or activity of the dependency is not necessarily destructive or malicious itself, but only the dependency itself. We need food to survive hunger, occasional sexual intercourse to produce children or to bond affectionately with our beloved partner, and since medicines are scientifically considered drugs, sometimes the sick person requires a medicinal substance to get better health.
