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Astrotheologie https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YLap7jd-goU


110.689 Aufrufe 02.05.2016 Original Artikel von Eric Dubay auf http://www.atlanteanconspiracy.com , deutsche Übersetzung von Paul Breuer. Thumbnail-Bild von Zen Gardner. Sonstige Quellen (u.a.) : Santos Bonacci (syncretic wheel) http://www.freethoughtnation.com/foru... http://freethoughtnation.com/forums/v... http://www.whale.to/c/cruciform.html

Kreuze http://www.whale.to/c/cruciform.html

See crosses: Cross (broken)  Cross, Inverted  Cross, Salem/Baphomet (3 bars)  Cross of Lorraine (2 bars)  Maltese cross  Ankh  X sign


Cruciform figurine of bluegreen picrolite, Chalcolithic Period c.3000 B.C., Cyprus


Nepalese/Buddhist god in cruciform - according to Christian missionaries, cruciform figures are or were common in Nepalese crossroads


Aztec god Yiacatechutli, "Lord of the Vanguard"


Quetzalcoatl on the cross (Kingsborough)


Quetzalcoatl (Aztec). The zoomorphic form of the Codex Borgianus, from 15th-century Mexico. It represents the 'Crucified Saviour of the New World.' The Spanish monks who first went to Mexico were surprised to find the crucifix there and discovered it to be a representation of the death of Quetzalcoatl. http://www.jordanmaxwell.com/Religion.html



Winged goddess (Isis) in cruciform on King Tut's sarcophagus.


Osiris as personified djed pillar holding the sun, surrounded by the two sisters Isis and Nephthys - called the Merti - found in the Egyptian Book of the Dead, Ani Papyrus, plate 1, c. 13th-15th cents. BCE.



Minoan "lord of the wild beasts" (Kerenyi)


"Lady Bird," 4th millennium BCE (Gadon)


"Cypriot Crucifix" (Lundy)


Nubian god in cruciform (O'Brien)



Hesus (Druid) - three different depictions http://www.jordanmaxwell.com/Religion.html



Dionysus (Greco-Roman)