Question #3254: Is satan shiva?

This has already been exposed by ToZ. It is necessary to read.

You can just go on read our material about this topic because you haven't read enough of it.

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We are a Truth Empowerment Group, Satanas-Shiva isn't blue or a brunette. All the accounts of Shiva being a brunette and sometimes he or other Gods having blue skin color are allegorical - ie. color symbols and energy, these are not literal. For example when Gods are painted as having blue skin this represents the Demonic blue energy not their literal skin color.

When one achieves immortality and becomes like the Gods, sometimes this is represented by having the qualities of a "newborn baby", symbolically not literally, as a new perfected being was born. When a new baby is born even when he is blonde the baby will have very dark/black hair, which will later turn blonde.

Would it be possible then that the Gods of Orion appeared or were received by Ancient Chinese as looking like them? I know their painting of their creator Goddess, Nuwa, isn't red-haired, but she does bear the same properties of being wrapped in a serpent.

That would make a lot of sense.

I am confused on satan and people here saying it is shiva and having blond hair because shiva isn't blond. Shiva is white in a different way than Whites according shiva is karpura Gaurav and has black long hair and paper white skin, Whites don't have paper white skin it's a variation of hue from black and more translucent and shiva has other forms like Kala bhariva and maha kala who are really black versions.

So who's satan saying he's shiva and is a body personification Who visits devotees?
So how people here know they not in contact with an Asura? and if Hinduism is corrupt then why you guys use hindu concepts from Hindus and sanskrit? But go find seikh kundalini yoga practices?

Does people here know seikhs belive in same thing like Muslims in a different way and the history about Muslim war on hindu lands and how seikhs came from. Even Shakti yoga an earlier form of Yoga don't give any significance to the triad of vishnu shiava and Brahman. It's all Goddess worship in earlier stage of Shakti
So it's suspicious ToZ did the research on very early stuff and found satan as shiva.
If you go to India you'll find Shakti temples that locals know all about. I feel maybe this is a white empowerment group, that's very nice but can we stop making up history

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as others have explained, shiva is satan, the depiction of the Christian devil with the trident, Trishula, red skin, fire and animal skin derives from shiva.
The name devil derives from the term “Devi”, the Sanskrit name for the female goddess, in the masculine deva, shiva was known as Mahadeva, the great luminous god.

Some valid authors have shown how the Sumerians had landed in Sumeria by sea, from Mount Meru in India called "Sumeru parvata" hence the name Sumeru-Sumerian. Shiva is none other than the serpent god Enki, in all traditions his attribute is the serpent.

Satan was also called Sanat Kumara and was known as the king of the continent of Kumari kandam, over which he reigned 50 thousand years ago.
Shiva is called the first yogi, adiyogi, he gave yogic science to the 7 sages called rishis, 15thousand years ago on the Mount kailash.

In Surya Siddhanta (An ancient text of Vedic astronomy given by God Surya or sun himself), Shiva is said to have come to earth thousands of years ago in his Flying machine/ufo from the Orion system, Shiva is said to have come from the star Ardra (Betelgeuse), now this name is recent, today it has taken the Hebrew name Beth-el means the house of El, the house of el, this has been corrupted, betelgeuse is nothing other than the house of shiva, El was an ancient name for the gods which means the bright ones, obviously someone replaced this name in modern times by putting their "god" in the mix.

If we look at the most ancient names; In Sanskrit ardra means the wet one or the green one, it is probably linked to the fact that water and forests and therefore life were present. In Arabic Yadaljawza indicates the shoulder or arm of the giant Orion.
Depictions of Shiva with black hair are recent, it is clear that modern Hindus have made it similar to their current physical appearance.
It is known that the Bhraman priestly caste was Nordic, the Rishis (sages) who wrote the Vedas came down to India from the North Pole after the cataclysm about 10 thousand years ago, as various authors have shown.

The depictions of kaala bhairava are symbolic, he does not really have black skin, it is a form of shiva linked to destructive or purification energies, it is an extreme aspect of purification, his mantras and energies are very pure but extremely strong, it is not for everyone to work with these energies.(Black in alchemy symbolizes nigredo, the allegorical hell) if you notice shiva Bhairava has a black hound, in the same way as all the Western infernal deities such as Hades, Cerberus, the dogs of Hel etc. Krishna also has skin that is sometimes black, sometimes blue, just as Agni has red skin, they are symbolic.

Asuras are not all evil, initially you will see that asuras and devas were the same thing, and that in the most ancient texts devas are also called asuras, later someone transformed this into the demons vs gods meme, asura is linked to the rune Ansuz or asa , and to the god Osiris (Asar/Asur) or the Aesir to the north.
The guru or master of the asuras was Shukra, the planet Venus because Venus represents the feminine energy of the soul (Kundalini or serpent force).

The gods are largely Nordic, an example of this was the god Indra, the leader of the devas, here
some quotes from the rig veda, the oldest of the vedas:
“After a quick drink the Soma drinker became powerful, the Iron Being with the beard and yellow hair. He will lead his knights to safety from all distress.”
"With him also there is this rain that comes down very hard: Indra throws drops of moisture on his yellow beard. When the sweet juice is poured he seeks the pleasant place and moves the worshiper as the wind disturbs the wood."
“O blond Lord of all men, rejoice in praise, enjoy these offerings of drink.”
Here indra is depicted as blonde.

I hope I have resolved your doubts, peace and honor to the gods