>>18369884
zoroastrianism was the idea that the light is of God, and that they, the light, are collectively the fire of God, the will of God made manifest, and that they must not allow the fire to be extinguished. This was not incongruent with the greek understanding of the origins of their people, their lightness having been inherited from their godly fathers.

Zoroastrianism made the mistake of including Venus/Anahita/Athena as an actual entity rather than just one more daemon or filter or whatever to work with magically.

And then placing her among the top.

Then conflating a missing body with Jupiter, when its actually merged with Sol, which is why its Mithras and Sol Invictus, aka Mitra-Varuna.

And they're both males, neither have wives that are real entities but concepts (like they'll say "my wife...uh my wife is the throne!" because neither wants to be "wife" lol).

>>18369893
This is extremely important btw as the USA and Israel are Venus inspired countries which is why they are pushing hard for the divine feminine agenda, everything else be damned.
If they're not trying to take over the Moon, Earth, Venus, and Sol, they're also trying to pretend like only women are the appropriate vessels to be used to speak on behalf of the black and white "pillars" whatever they represent.

Just insanity. Remember, stars are male, etc etc

They gave the concept of "victory" to Venus and pretend to think that this means that you should do anything to win, despite whatever consequences may happen for the world because women don't have control and women don't have the reins to that chariot.

Who cares what destructions you may unleash up on a whole nation so long as you guys can have a small victory and be able to afford $300 drinks.

Victory belongs to one of the star companions, Sol Invictus or Mithras, both males.

Again the idea of the gender is incredibly important right now.

Ugh so much to talk about and even my audience is fragmented because of the women in the way acting like middlemen.

>>18369893
>>18369898
Go on

>>18369893
I thought Anahita was a manifestation of something called the "Pure Waters"
Surely a vast realm of purified water could easily be interpreted as a cosmic water goddess

>>18370035
Who is Anahita?