Samson puts a riddle to the Thirty Companions during the Seven Days of a feast: Can you declare the meaning of this riddle?

The riddle is based on events in his trip down to Timnath to see a young woman, in which he kills a young Lion, and then later returns to find Bees and Honey in the carcass.

The answer, I believe, involves the motions of the heavenly actors: the Sun and in this case the zodiac stars. But it goes much deeper than that!

Via The HigherSide Chats and DavidWMathisen Join The Higherside Chats podcast as host Greg Carlwood talks West Point paranormal and star myths with returning guest, David Mathisen. When we examine the small sliver of the human story we call “recorded history”‘ and squint to make out what little we can past that, it is impossible to deny that cultures on […]

Via MathienCorollary The world’s ancient myths are built on a foundation of celestial metaphor: virtually all the characters and episodes correspond to specific constellations and their heavenly cycles. But the constellations have characteristics in this system which relate to realities in the invisible realm, the infinite realm . . . the realm of the gods. The stories are not simply […]