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The Golden One
- July 25, 2024
European Gods – Origins & Interconnectedness
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14 minutes
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1,905
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140
Hate Speech Sentences
16
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Greetings, my esteemed audience. We are checking in from one of the greatest places in Spain,
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one of the greatest places in the world even, San Ildefonso. I've been here before,
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the last time in 2019, so perhaps you recognize the place from pictures I've posted.
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It pains me to say that this magnificent and magical place has deteriorated quite a bit since
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last time I was here. I encourage true Spanish patriots to take control of the situation and
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restore San Ildefonso to its former glory. Now, I will not dwell upon that. We'll get into the
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main topic of this fine video, which is, as you see in the title, European gods and European blood.
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box below. And now, back to the topic at hand. So, you can see before you this absolutely great
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place of pagan beauty. I talk about this in demigod mentality as well. I said this was a
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nominally Christian time, so this is built in the early 1700s, commissioned by the Spanish king,
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Philip V. Now, the gardens. We have to thank a sensitive Italian lady, an Italian lady of high
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culture and refined taste, Elisabeth Farnese. Now, you might recognize the name Farnese if you have
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watched the Borgias series. I can highly recommend it. It's great stuff. So, yes, it's the same family,
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the illustrious Farnese family of Italy. Anyway, she lived here as the Queen of Spain for a time and
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she invited an Italian architect or a sculptor to create this beautiful garden or the statues in
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the garden. So that is the connection right there. And of course, the interesting part is that you have
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in the supposedly Christian era, you still have these gods coming up. So, our old European gods,
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they never went away. They were always with us. They are still with us. It feels great, mate.
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Now, on to the question at hand. Why do I, a sensitive Swedish gentleman, have an affinity with
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these Roman gods or Greek gods or other European gods? To answer this question, we need to go deep
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into European prehistory. Now, before getting into the bio-spiritual side of things, before getting
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that deep, we can also say something about the cultural relevance of these Roman statues. And that is,
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of course, that if you go to certain places in Sweden as well, I will show in the autumn,
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I will show in autumn the palace of Drottingholm. You will see the same style, the same aesthetic,
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and that is because European powers want to share the spirit of Rome, the spirit of high European
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civilization. So, they sort of harken back to that time to create a sense of epicness and beauty. So,
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that is a more cultural thing. But now we're getting into the great and interesting prehistory
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of Europe. So, as you perhaps already know, and I will make a separate video on this talking about
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the interconnectedness of European peoples. So, basically, you have three European population
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groups. The first one, hunter-gatherers, Western hunter-gatherers, and you can sometimes see the woke,
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lying media. They portray these gentlemen and fine ladies. They portray them as sub-Saharan
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Africans, but with blue eyes. I have talked about this before, so I will just show a painting,
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a depiction here, of what a Western hunter-gatherer male might have looked like. So, still
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well within a European phenotype. Then came the Anatolian Neolithic farmers, and they could take over
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much of Europe, because there were so many of them, so they could take over. But eventually,
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they mixed with these hunter-gatherers, and they created a population group known as the
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Early European Farmers. And if you want to know what they might have looked like,
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you can have a look at modern-day Sardinians, because they are a quite well-preserved group.
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So, a mix of these two first groups, or, well, not first groups, but first groups in this particular
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story. So, I'm simplifying greatly now, by the way. There is so much to say about this
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very fascinating topic. Those dominated Europe for a long time, until the Aryans,
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the Indo-Europeans, came in from the steppes of modern-day Ukraine. And this is the most important
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group for our discussion here today. So, when we're looking at all of these gods,
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we are looking at Aryan gods. And that can explain the similarity between myths, religion,
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religious attitudes, social attitudes, language as well. So, if you know the Indo-European language
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family, you have, of course, Latin, Germanic, Slavic, Celtic, quite similar, and then they have
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developed in different directions due to the nature of reality. Things develop. Same thing with the gods.
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So, when I feel a certain affinity with a Roman god, or a Celtic god, or a Slavic god,
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that is because they are related, just as the languages are related. So, I have an easier time
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understanding Latin languages. So, Spanish, for example. I have an easier time understanding
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Spanish than Chinese. So, we are closer in that way. And the main gods we have in Europe, they come from
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this Aryan group, or Indo-European, you can call it. Aryan is a bit of a controversial term.
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Ever since the Second World War. But I believe it's a better term. Because Indo-European can be a bit
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misleading. Because then people think they came from India. But the opposite is true. They came
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from Europe and they invaded Iran and India. And this, by the way, if you ever see me post about
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Indian gods or Iranian gods, I still have a certain affinity with those gods as well. Because they
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originated in Europe. The field of study is called comparative mythology. Extremely interesting stuff.
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So, in the 1800s, many wise men in Europe, they began to look at this stuff and said,
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why do we find commonalities between Irish myth and Indian myth? How can it be? They are so far apart,
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yet so similar in many ways, in their heroic outlook on life. Then they started looking at languages.
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We find commonalities between these languages separated by many miles. And then, lo and behold,
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recent scientific developments, we can actually look at DNA. So we can see that the Aryan invasion
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theory of India, so the Aryans coming in to create the higher castes of India and creating that sort of
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culture and religion, yes, it is now backed up by genetic studies. You can watch Survive the Jive's
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great video on the matter. So, to summarize my point, the origins of the gods, they originate with this
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particularly heroic and epic population group, the Aryans or the Proto-Indo-Europeans or whatever you
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want to refer to them as. Also, important point that, again, religions do develop and that is why
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we see during the Roman era, for example, you see many religious influences coming in from the east.
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Primarily Christianity, but also things such as the cult of Isis coming straight from Egypt.
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Then we have the cult of Mithras, which I have talked about many times before.
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The Roman god Mithras, inspired by the Iranian god Mithra, both of them share the same Aryan origins.
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So, famous rivalry Rome and Persia, famous rivalry Rome and the Germanic tribes, the Goths in particular,
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they all share the same Aryan roots. So Persians, Romans, Celts, Goths, among many others. Great stuff
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indeed. So it makes perfect sense for all true sons of Mother Europe to pay homage to Mithras or Mithra.
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There are, of course, many good European men who are Christians, so let me say a few things
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about Christianity. I will make a separate video soon about my thoughts on Christianity, but
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what I can say for now is that just as these Aryan religions, they developed in different directions,
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so even if Irish and Roman mythology or Nordic or Greek mythology, they have similarities, they are
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still distinct because they developed in different directions. Christianity also developed a lot and
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changed a lot over the course of history. So it began, as you all know, in Judea back in the day with
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Jesus Christ. Then when it came into contact with the greater world, the greater Greco-Roman world,
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it transformed to make it more appealing to non-Jews, basically. Then when Christianity came
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into contact with the warlike Germanic tribes of Europe, it transformed even more. And if you are
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interested in this, I can recommend a book titled The Germanization of Early Medieval Christianity by
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James C. Russell. I wrote a book review on it on my page. You can check it out. So this is also
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something to keep in mind if you are not an appreciator of Christianity. You have to keep in mind that
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many things you believe are Christian. They actually have their origins in European pagan religious
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tradition. So anyway, my main point in this video, I hope you enjoy the video, enjoy my ramblings here,
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and enjoy the nice footage. The main point is that all European peoples share blood. They are built up by
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these three population groups. So therefore, it makes perfect sense that Europeans and Europeans
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worldwide, of course, have a certain affinity with the gods or even the culture of other Europeans.
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This, by the way, can also explain the religious tolerance of the Romans. Well, they were tolerant with
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certain religions. They were tolerant with the other Europeans and the Egyptians. To a certain extent,
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they were not as tolerant with the Carthaginians and the Judeans. So that's a topic for another time,
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but it can at least explain it that when they come into contact with other Aryan groups. They were more
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tolerant because they could identify more with their gods, even though by this stage they had developed
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in different directions. So they translated Odin as Mercury, for example, and that translation is not
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perfect. But that's a topic for another time. Now, some additional commentary on San Ildefonso. There is
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you see me hugging a tree. Why on earth am I hugging a tree? You might ask. Well, perhaps there's a tree
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spirit there. Perhaps it needed a hug. It needed some love. It needed to be connected with something
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of high vibration and love. So therefore, I thought it was reasonable. And there you see me going to
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a statue of the Muses. Well, one of them at least, trying to channel divine energy so I can have a
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creative autumn with a lot of videos, podcasts and writing and good stuff. So absolutely beautiful
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place. I can't stress this enough. And now I will end this video with some bonus footage from the
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castle of Manzanares. You saw it perhaps in a real, a short video I made a while back. So we went back
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there to get some nice footage from inside the castle. So do enjoy that. Thanks for watching.
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Thank you for your support. And I will see you in the next video. XOXO. Boom!
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Sure.
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We'll be right back.
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We'll be right back.
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