Mythology Studies

Is There Something Strange About Yasna 33 in the Avesta?Why is Vohu Manah—the spirit of Good Thought—missing from a passage where an offering to him would be expected?Could it be that the ones Zarathustra truly offered his life to were not Ahura Mazda, but the original figures: I'hua'Mazda and Asha?

The Zoroastrian scripture Avesta was originally compiled by the Creator Ormazd and the god I’hua’Mazda, and was known as the first sacred book of humanity.So why was it later rewritten into the Ahura Mazda faith?Behind this shift lay the plan—and rebellion—of the god Ahura, who sought to establish a source of divine light on Earth.

In 3680 B.C., the false god Anuhasaj brought chaos to Earth by falsely claiming the name of the Creator, Jehovih.Seven hundred years later, Osiris rose in rebellion, marking the beginning of Egypt’s dynasties and a divine conflict.Here lies the hidden record of a spiritual war beneath the surface of myth.

King Menes led his army across the border—The rise of Egypt’s First Dynasty may coincide with the time of Anuhasaj’s rebellion.Perhaps the wars told in myth have left traces in actual history.

After De’yus fell, the gods began to declare themselves as “Creators.”Was it chaos—or a new kind of freedom?Thus began the age of many gods.This “Fifth Turning Point” might be the key that connects mythology to the human inner world.

Did you know? In Oahspe's cosmology, the third great turning point in mythic history began when a god acknowledged the Creator—yet rebelled. A divine contradiction. A cosmic crisis.

What if gods were once human?Mythology studies isn’t just about ancient stories—it's about tracing the path of humanity evolving into divinity.Explore the symbolic roots behind the myths.