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Setanta, the Irish "Satya"

High Priest Zevios Metathronos

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Setan-ta was a myth of a Pagan boy who had extreme human power, and is basically another Heracles like- Myth. This Myth if from the Irish people and is just another view of the same myth, of the miraculous birth of a very powerful child ascends spiritually.

Like Hercules, or the myth of Rostam. Rostam was the same myth in the Persian empire, and Rostam was born in town of SAH-NAH-MEH. Add a TA here what you will get...Sa-Ta-Na-Me... Just coincidences here fellow gentiles ignore this and be a good xian that attacks "Satan".

In anyway, for the wise, the consonants S-T-N are of the spiritually most important, significant letters and universal sounds. This will be explained in another post.

The other name of SETAN-TA is Cu Chulain, pronounced Cuculain. Which does not appear to be far from the already known, native American Cuculkan, the name of the Kundalini feathered Seprent. This is the name of the Serpent in the Native American religion.

Cu Chulain (Setanda) is chased around by a negative woman called the Morrigan, which is basically the Megera of the spiritual instructional myth of Hercules, a woman that causes misfortunes to the otherwise strong hero. This is an allegory for the negative aspect of the soul where not properly trained, it foils the individual in all of their attempts, and chases them for destruction like an obsessive "evil witch".

Both the name Heracles and Setanda imply what the hero needs to do in order to heal themselves, healing meaning the return to divinity.

Cu Chulain needs to come in contact with Cuculcan (the Serpent) or...Setan in order to do so. More accurately, he has to heal his woes by coming in contact with the feminine divine. Symbolized by Eimhear, his wife. Which is not much further from Eim-Hera in vocalization. And Heracles needs to call in Hera, the wife of Zeus. Hera-Cles means literally "he who calls in Goddess Hera". Hera is the feminine Divine of Zeus, another version of Shakti, the feminine dignified energy of ascent. Rostam also is mothered by the Goddess of the Rivers.

Like Setanda in Ireland who is supposed to be violent and a warrior like character, like Hercules. All the labors of hercules are related to violence, with some exceptions. This is metaphorical and deals with spiritual connotations. As for Sanat-Kumara who is the central figure of the Sanatana Dharma, this manifests in other locales thousands of miles away, which is basically the creation characters like Setanda, the Divine Hero who has completed the Magnum Opus like Hercules does through the 12 labors.

There is no doubt to the studied and honest individual, let alone Spiritual Satanic initiated practitioner, that Father Zeus is the God of the Earth, and the core of spiritual instructions on primordial, Pagan, and Spiritual civilizations. Everything against this has been slander and nothing but an attempt to spiritually devalue humanity and human beings.

-High Priest Zevios Metathronos
 
Amazing, Thank you
 
HAIL SATAN!
BRINGER OF KNOWLEDGE!
GOD OF SPIRITUALITY AND THE OCCULT!
 
Amazing info.

Also, while Megara is the catalyst for Herakles insanity, it is Hera who drives him insane. Is there any occult relevance of Hera's hatred of Herakles? Does this have something to do with the Moon and Sixth Chakra?

There is a lot of Egyptian iconography of Horus being a miraculous child and slaying a serpent on horseback, and Horus also had particular labors. Even the names Horus and Herakles sound similar, but perhaps this is a false relation?

I also wonder to which extent these myths were stolen into the character of 'St. George' who slays a dragon.
 
There's more to the myth too. Cu Chulainn was supposedly the reincarnation of the Celtic deity Lugh, a sun god brandishing a spear and known to be a master of many crafts, which, and correct me if I'm wrong, we now know to be Azazel. I'm uncertain of how this features within this information, or whether there were misinterpretations of Celtic spiritualists on Cu Chulainn's genesis, but I thought it relevant to divulge.

Further, Cu Chulainn was reportedly the best friend, foster brother and potential lover (this is wild speculation, but scholars believe it may have been the case when they were away at war together) of a man called Conal Cearnach, an Celtic king of a vast region of ancient Ireland. Therefore, any and all descendants of that name are considered to be the offspring of a very powerful bond between their bloodline's genesis and a deity.

In my studies of these myths, I have found that I am one of the descendants of that name. I know there is significance to this, and I am eager, as should any descendant of Conlan Cearnach be, to learn more on this topic, especially if there's a connection with Satanic roots.

I am excited to learn more on this, thank you.
 
HP. Zevios Metathronos said:
Cu Chulain (Setanda) is chased around by a negative woman called the Morrigan, which is basically the Megera of the spiritual instructional myth of Hercules, a woman that causes misfortunes to the otherwise strong hero. This is an allegory for the negative aspect of the soul where not properly trained, it foils the individual in all of their attempts, and chases them for destruction like an obsessive "evil witch".

The myth surrounding Cu Chulainn and The Morrigan is similar to that of Odysseus and Athena in Greek lore too.

Unknowingly, Cu Chulainn defamed the godess (I forgot how), which causes her to seek revenge against him. Before his last battle, she appears to him as an old woman cleaning the breastplate he was wearing at that moment. In their lore, that was considered to be a bad omen, and Cu Chulainn was asked to go back. He refused. He met his end in the forthcoming battle.

As a final act of defiance, Cu Chulainn tied himself standing against a rock using his intestines, sword still in hand. The enemy, in fear, wanted to take his head, but were afraid this may have been a ploy. Then a crow came (a symbol of both Lugh and The Morrigan), landed on Cu Chulainn's shoulder and started pecking at his flesh, eliciting no response. Appeased, a member of the enemy stepped forward. Cu Chulainn swung, taking the head of the enemy.

There is a complicated relationship between The Morrigan and Cu Chulainn is complex, which is further evidence of what you say, HP, in that without the proper knowledge of what you're doing, you could end up hurting yourself.

The Morrigan could also be vaguely reminiscent of Karma, a past action or event haunting us into the present, something for which we should work on and through.

Thank you again. This has been most invigorating.
 
HP. Zevios Metathronos said:
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-High Priest Zevios Metathronos


The tale of Setanta.
https://youtu.be/vqyVElvBtE8

Note it ends in ta, Life. Before this an, eternal. He would lay with one eye open. Sounds reminisce of Argus who had 100 eyes, he would sleep with 2 closed at a time.
 
HP. Zevios Metathronos said:
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-High Priest Zevios Metathronos


Also Wotan or Wotanaz. O, A, U and AU are always interchangeable. Watan and Wutan are two variations. The w is pronounced as a V, which is the serpents tongue, which switches to an S. Satanaz, the Zs are pronounced S, just like Uruz is Urutssss in pronunciation. He would have been called Votanas, Vatanas at the least.

Cernunnos or cernunnus, again interchange. Cernannas. An Aspect of Shiva is called Bhikshatana. In rome Saturnos. The list goes.
 
PrometheusRex said:
There's more to the myth too. Cu Chulainn was supposedly the reincarnation of the Celtic deity Lugh, a sun god brandishing a spear and known to be a master of many crafts, which, and correct me if I'm wrong, we now know to be Azazel. I'm uncertain of how this features within this information, or whether there were misinterpretations of Celtic spiritualists on Cu Chulainn's genesis, but I thought it relevant to divulge.

The Gods commonly overlap when it comes to Myths. Even Astarte takes the place of Father Satan, Azazel can take one place, Baal Zebul also. They all have at least one history of the place of mythological interpretation where ascent of the Soul and Godhead are the aim. And they frequently show interconnected to one another in myths.
 
HP. Zevios Metathronos said:
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-High Priest Zevios Metathronos


Brilliant as per HPHC

there is a lot of ancient artifact and old places of pagan worship over there both Northern and Southern. Mostly in Southern parts.
 
Karnonnos said:
Amazing info.

Also, while Megara is the catalyst for Herakles insanity, it is Hera who drives him insane. Is there any occult relevance of Hera's hatred of Herakles? Does this have something to do with the Moon and Sixth Chakra?

There is a lot of Egyptian iconography of Horus being a miraculous child and slaying a serpent on horseback, and Horus also had particular labors. Even the names Horus and Herakles sound similar, but perhaps this is a false relation?

I also wonder to which extent these myths were stolen into the character of 'St. George' who slays a dragon.

Indeed the Osiric myth is very related to the labors of Hercules. At the same rate, Horus represents spiritually and as a meditative concept, the last attainment state of Hercules, or the "Hero" for that liking.

The myth of "St. George" is a stolen myth, primarily focused on the Hesperides myth of Hercules, which also has to do with the Dragon and dealing with the Dragon.

Falsely, the myth speaks of "murdering" the dragon, and "piercing him with the spear", typical of hate towards the symbol. This was done because the myth was supposed to be subliminal in the same way that xianity annihilated the "Dragon Culture".

Instead, in the real myth of the Hesperides, on the myth of the Hesperides, all that Hercules does is put the dragon to "sleep". Sleep and death have strong correlation in the mysteries, but "killing" is just enemy blasphemy against the symbolic nature of the Dragon. Dragons also, cannot be "killed" in any myth, one of their characteristic powers being their immortality.
 
I like the way Satan is described in Dancing with Siva by Satguru Subramuniyaswami:" Lord Karttikeya,Murugann,
First guru and Pleiadean master of Kundalini yoga,was born of God Siva's mind. His dynamic power awakens spiritual cognition to propel souls onward in their evolution to Siva's feet. Lord Karttikeya flies through the mind's vast substance from planet to planet. He could well be called the Emancipator,ever available to the call of those in distress. Lord Karttikeya, God of will, direct cognition and the purest, child-like divine love,propels us onward on the righteous way through religion,His Father's law. Majestically seated on the manipura chakra,this scarlet-hued God blesses mankind and strengthens our will when we lift to the inner sky through sadhana and yoga. The yoga pada begins with the worship of Him. The Yogi,locked in meditation,venerates Karttikeya,Skanda,as his mind becomes as calm as Saravana,the lake of Divine Essence. The Kundalini force within everyone is held and controlled by this powerful God,first among renunciates,dear to all sannyasins. Revered as Murugan in the South, He is Commander in Chief of the great devonic army,a fine, dynamic soldier of the within,a fearless defender of righteousness. He is Divinity emulated in form. The Vedas say,'To such a one who has his stains wiped away,the venerable Sanatkumara shores the further shore of darkness. Him they call Skanda.' Aum Namah Sivaya."
In Lemurian Scrolls by Satguru Subramuniyaswami this is a part of what is written about Satan:"This sacred text(Lemurian Scrolls) is drawn from the great inner plane library of Lord Subramaniam (Satan), also known as Skanda, Sanatkumara and Karttikeya,one of the great Gods of the Hindu pantheon. This yogic master of the Great White Brotherhood is known as God Ku to the Hawaiins,Zeus to the Greeks, Jupiter to the Romans,Thor to the Norse,Taranis to the Celts, cherished as the eternal youth by over 60 million Tamil Hindus, protector of their culture and defender of their faith,and revered as the Deity of ayuvedic healing powers. Worldwide today there are over 100,000 temples and shrines dedicated to Him, and He is lovingly enshrined in our own temples in Hawaii and Mauritius."

SATAN IS GOD OF THE GENTILES.
HAIL SATAN!
 
HP. Zevios Metathronos said:
Karnonnos said:
Amazing info.

Also, while Megara is the catalyst for Herakles insanity, it is Hera who drives him insane. Is there any occult relevance of Hera's hatred of Herakles? Does this have something to do with the Moon and Sixth Chakra?

There is a lot of Egyptian iconography of Horus being a miraculous child and slaying a serpent on horseback, and Horus also had particular labors. Even the names Horus and Herakles sound similar, but perhaps this is a false relation?

I also wonder to which extent these myths were stolen into the character of 'St. George' who slays a dragon.

Indeed the Osiric myth is very related to the labors of Hercules. At the same rate, Horus represents spiritually and as a meditative concept, the last attainment state of Hercules, or the "Hero" for that liking.

The myth of "St. George" is a stolen myth, primarily focused on the Hesperides myth of Hercules, which also has to do with the Dragon and dealing with the Dragon.

Falsely, the myth speaks of "murdering" the dragon, and "piercing him with the spear", typical of hate towards the symbol. This was done because the myth was supposed to be subliminal in the same way that xianity annihilated the "Dragon Culture".

Instead, in the real myth of the Hesperides, on the myth of the Hesperides, all that Hercules does is put the dragon to "sleep". Sleep and death have strong correlation in the mysteries, but "killing" is just enemy blasphemy against the symbolic nature of the Dragon. Dragons also, cannot be "killed" in any myth, one of their characteristic powers being their immortality.
What is the allegorical meaning behind putting the serpent to sleep?
In Greek myth Zeus puts Typhon under the mount Ethna or in Tartarus. This sounds like the opposite of what we want to do.

I also don't understand what is shakti. I know kundalini is the deifying energy inside us. Shakti is also an energy as far as I can tell but I don't get its nature. It doesn't make much sense to me.

Lastly Sanat Kumara means eternal youth. I wanted to put this here because iirc the clergy has given it a different meaning which I can't find anywhere else.
 
I would just like to bring attention to this YouTube channel: Fortress of Lugh https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOKfTeI3E2VVOqqV_KPm8Hg


Has great information on it about the Gaelic religion and beliefs.

Personal favorites:

Norse Loki = Celtic Lugh? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ekvfBrJNkA (Spoiler: NO)

The Celtic King https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5c9m_AhI5MQ

Ancient Celts Against Democracy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EU388doZ14s
 
Arcadia said:
by the name of Wolfwalkers.
This is a beautiful movie, thank you for sharing it.
Kids being brought up by looking at these kind of movies will start hating xianity, very nice.
 
TopoftheAbyss said:
HP. Zevios Metathronos said:
Karnonnos said:
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I also don't understand what is shakti. I know kundalini is the deifying energy inside us. Shakti is also an energy as far as I can tell but I don't get its nature. It doesn't make much sense to me.

Lastly Sanat Kumara means eternal youth. I wanted to put this here because iirc the clergy has given it a different meaning which I can't find anywhere else.

Sanat Kumara meaning eternal youth, I don't remember encountering it. Still, if factual, that is another strong indicator. Satan's assosciation with Mercury [the renewing force] has always been related to eternal youth.

In regards to not understanding Shakti. This is an important thing. To truly "understand" it, you would have to open your mind and actively meditate on it. Meditate in void meditation and try to "feel" it. What does the energy feel to you? Keep an open mind.

Broadly, Shakti is the feminine divine.
 
HP. Zevios Metathronos said:
TopoftheAbyss said:
HP. Zevios Metathronos said:
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I also don't understand what is shakti. I know kundalini is the deifying energy inside us. Shakti is also an energy as far as I can tell but I don't get its nature. It doesn't make much sense to me.

Lastly Sanat Kumara means eternal youth. I wanted to put this here because iirc the clergy has given it a different meaning which I can't find anywhere else.

Sanat Kumara meaning eternal youth, I don't remember encountering it. Still, if factual, that is another strong indicator. Satan's assosciation with Mercury [the renewing force] has always been related to eternal youth.

In regards to not understanding Shakti. This is an important thing. To truly "understand" it, you would have to open your mind and actively meditate on it. Meditate in void meditation and try to "feel" it. What does the energy feel to you? Keep an open mind.

Broadly, Shakti is the feminine divine.
I found this on wikipedia, it is cited by many other websites.
"Sanat Kumara" is "Eternal Youth" (from Sanat "eternal", Ku "with difficulty" and Mara "mortal").

About shakti, is it a principle that pervades the universe along with the masculine opposite Shiva?
 
SS66610888 said:

Someone on another topic compared Flauros to Morrigan saying it was one of his names, in light of this information I don't think morrigan is one of the flauros names.


Morigu is a crow like symbol used for her i think she is an Irish Goddess.
 
Morrigan is a triple Goddess much like Hecate and even Inanna. It just goes to say that the Gods and Goddess have multiple aspects and can assume different roles in mythology, both positive and negative, just like Hera is always jealous of any extramarital child of Zeus and puts many obstacles in their path, trying to kill them.

That being said, I do not think Morrigan has anything to do with Flauros, but I may be wrong.
 
Stormblood said:
Morrigan is a triple Goddess much like Hecate and even Inanna. It just goes to say that the Gods and Goddess have multiple aspects and can assume different roles in mythology, both positive and negative, just like Hera is always jealous of any extramarital child of Zeus and puts many obstacles in their path, trying to kill them.

That being said, I do not think Morrigan has anything to do with Flauros, but I may be wrong.

I think the Greek equivalent of Morrigan could be the underworld goddess Megaera, the name is quite close and Megaera is also depicted as a triple goddess.
 

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