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Startling Similarity between Hindu Flood Legend of Manu and the Biblical Account of Noah

By Mark Stuart Leave a Comment Oct 1

Regardless, all these accounts agree that the main character of the flood story is a man named Manu Vaivasvata.

Like Noah, Manu is described as a virtuous individual.

The Satapatha Brahmana has this to say about Manu: “There lived in ancient time a holy man / Called Manu, who, by penances and prayers, / Had won the favour of the lord of heaven.”

In the story of Manu the destruction of the world is treated as part of the natural order of things, rather than as a divine punishment.

Manu kept the fish, which grew so quickly that its body occupied the entire ocean in a matter of days.

When the time came, Manu was to tie the boat to the horn of fish, so that it could be dragged around.

‘Noah’s ark on Mount Ararat’ by Simon de Myle, 1570 AD. Featured image: Matsya protecting Svayambhuva Manu and the seven sages at the time of Deluge.

Source: Ancient Origins

Sacrifice of Maya boy and man may have reenacted birth of sun and moon

By Mark Stuart Leave a Comment Oct 1

A new study suggests they were sacrificed and burned to re-enact the legend of the twin heroes who immolated themselves to be reborn as the sun and moon. “The axial location of the cremation pit that contained Burial PP7TT-01, on the compound’s eastern side – associated with the sunrise – appears to be an appropriate […]

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1,000 Mayan Codices Discovered in Museum Basement

By Mark Stuart Leave a Comment Oct 1

Photo byDavid Holt London Over 1,000 Mayan codices were discovered in the basement of a Los Angeles museum, presumably owned by Randolph Hunt and donated to the museum. Carbon dating has authenticated these sacred texts and professional photographs have been taken for the Maya Itza Council to analyze the meaning behind these lost codices. The […]

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Sierra de la Plata: The Inca Legend of the Silver Mountain

By Mark Stuart Leave a Comment Oct 1

One of the legends circulating amongst them was that of the Sierra de la Plata. Sierra de la Plata literally means ‘Mountain of Silver’, and is a legend about a city that was filled with a quantity of silver that was almost inconceivable. Whilst ‘ownership’ of Potosi was unclaimed until the arrival of the Spanish, […]

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Aztlan Theme Park, Studio, and School‏

By Aztlan Development Leave a Comment Aug 11

GODFATHER PRODUCER ANNOUNCES AZTLAN STUDIOS Academy Award winning Producer Gray Frederickson hosted a Special VIP Champagne Brunch celebrating the 25th Anniversary of the Godfather Trilogy. Frederickson, co-producer of all three Godfather movies, also announced plans for the Aztlan Film Institute, Studio, and School tailored after his award winning film school in Oklahoma City. The event […]

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Aztec Creation Story

By Kat Cumpton Leave a Comment May 1

Photo byInternet Archive Book Images How did the world begin? The Aztec creation story has its own answer – or you could say, answers, to that question. Basic components of the story had evolved over centuries and centuries, so we do see similarities between the Aztec’s stories and the beliefs of earlier cultures. Rebirth The […]

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Is Walt Disney World Getting Too Expensive?

By Mark Stuart Leave a Comment Apr 30

Photo byhyku Many fans scoffed at the price, and said that Disney was being greedy and no one would stay in those new units based on the price, though arguably, they may be some of the coolest rooms on WDW property. More recently, The BOATHOUSE opened at Downtown Disney, which offers a steak on their […]

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Indigenous peoples of the Americas

By Kat Cumpton Leave a Comment Apr 29

Photo byFæ In 2005, Argentina’s indigenous population numbered about 600,329; this figure includes 457,363 people who self-identified as belonging to an indigenous ethnic group and 142,966 who identified themselves as first-generation descendants of an indigenous people. In Bolivia, a 62% majority of residents over the age of 15 self-identify as belonging to an indigenous people, […]

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Aztec music

By Kat Cumpton Leave a Comment Apr 28

Each lord had in his house a chapel with composer-singers of dances and songs, and these were thought to be ingenious in knowing how to compose the songs in their manner of meter and the couplets that they had. Ordinarily they sang and danced in the principal festivities that were every twenty days, and also […]

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The Aztec Empire

By Kat Cumpton Leave a Comment Apr 27

Photo byarcher10 (Dennis) REPOSTING Most people today are familiar with the Aztec empire. The Mexica people were at the heart of the empire, but there were many other cultures that formed the civilization that the Spanish were to discover. If we use the term empire, we need to know what we mean by it. There […]

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