Taliesin’s Map @StructuralMyth1

The Comparative Guide to Celtic Mythology Narrative Researcher (MA, English) Comparative Mythologist blog: https://t.co/gm332p73cd tinyurl.com/3dmra3kx Joined December 2020

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Taliesin’s Map @StructuralMyth1

6 days ago

However you slice it, the Burning Bush scene was adapted from a tradition nearly identical to the Siva Purana tradition. Why did Aristotle himself think the Jews were Indians, and we find so many of their myths have Indian sources? m.youtube.com/watch?v=cgmnb-…

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Taliesin’s Map @StructuralMyth1

6 days ago

While the Song of the Sea parallel is the greatest smoking gun in the Bible, the Burning Bush origin/parallel is almost as blatant, and as interesting in its own way I’ll go into it live tomorrow (Sunday) 3:15 pm EST

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Taliesin’s Map @StructuralMyth1

7 days ago

Visual walkthrough of the source of the Song of the Sea m.youtube.com/watch?v=awQvU5…

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Taliesin’s Map @StructuralMyth1

7 days ago

At 3pm EST I will do a visual walkthrough of the Rig Veda Battle of 10 Kings hymn vs Exodus Song of the Sea, and the source of the Burning Bush scene if I have time This is the greatest smoking gun of the entire Bible bar none and an absolute unicorn in Comparative Mythology

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Taliesin’s Map @StructuralMyth1

a week ago

Planning a stream tomorrow on: - Indra/Battle of 10 Kings vs Exodus text walkthrough - the source of the Burning Bush scene - whether these prove direct borrowing from Indian texts Indic influence is the Vritra under the waters that could entirely upend Biblical studies