21-07-2020, 11:02 PM
Hi Ruby,
In the book ‘Original Magic, The Rituals and Initiations of the Persian Magi’ by Stephen E. Flowers, Ph.D., Page 42-44 discuss Manthras and Herbology. Haoma/hom is the divine elixir or ambrosia of the Gods. Hima is Lotus in Samskita/Sanskrit also known as Himah vaya.
In India, Padmasambava is the Lotus king, the Indian master who brought Buddhism to Tibet. His name means lotus born. Buddha was born 563 b.c.e. and the start of Buddhism was in the 6th Century. An odd phrase in ‘The Lotus Sutra’ roughly translates to “King of the Pure Flower Constellation”.
Remember reading the ‘The Odyssey’ by Homer? Herodotus in the 5th Century b.c.e. believed the Island of the Lotus eaters was near Libya. Polybius thought the island was off the coast of Tunisia. The Lotus fruit was eaten or used in the making of wine.
The book of Esther, believed to have been Queen with Ahasuerus as King around 480 b.c.e. The banquet of wine Est. 7:2, or the wine feast was drank from vessels of gold, Est. 1:7. Est. 2:5 Shushan/lily. She had the Hebrew name of Hadassah, meaning myrtle tree (of Hebrew origin) which was a symbol of life and fertility. Her name was changed to Esther, meaning star (of Persian origin).
Zoroastrianism and the Lotus: Flower in the left hand could be a pomegranate flower and not a Lotus. Good read on the Zoroastrian religion, and the (Lord of the world) Soroush, or Ahasuerus or Xerses (ruler over Heroes). The lotus is carved in marble palaces, vases and ornaments, swords and horse harnesses. A symbol of the Zoroastrian religion. In 1861 a book by R.I. Schoolmaster, Vol 7, page 243 states: “The Hebrew word translated lily appears to have originated in Persia, the land of the lily”.
Really great study on the Lotus iconography from Egypt to the Middle East. You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. (I'm still reading and researching this myself)
In the book ‘Original Magic, The Rituals and Initiations of the Persian Magi’ by Stephen E. Flowers, Ph.D., Page 42-44 discuss Manthras and Herbology. Haoma/hom is the divine elixir or ambrosia of the Gods. Hima is Lotus in Samskita/Sanskrit also known as Himah vaya.
In India, Padmasambava is the Lotus king, the Indian master who brought Buddhism to Tibet. His name means lotus born. Buddha was born 563 b.c.e. and the start of Buddhism was in the 6th Century. An odd phrase in ‘The Lotus Sutra’ roughly translates to “King of the Pure Flower Constellation”.
Remember reading the ‘The Odyssey’ by Homer? Herodotus in the 5th Century b.c.e. believed the Island of the Lotus eaters was near Libya. Polybius thought the island was off the coast of Tunisia. The Lotus fruit was eaten or used in the making of wine.
The book of Esther, believed to have been Queen with Ahasuerus as King around 480 b.c.e. The banquet of wine Est. 7:2, or the wine feast was drank from vessels of gold, Est. 1:7. Est. 2:5 Shushan/lily. She had the Hebrew name of Hadassah, meaning myrtle tree (of Hebrew origin) which was a symbol of life and fertility. Her name was changed to Esther, meaning star (of Persian origin).
Zoroastrianism and the Lotus: Flower in the left hand could be a pomegranate flower and not a Lotus. Good read on the Zoroastrian religion, and the (Lord of the world) Soroush, or Ahasuerus or Xerses (ruler over Heroes). The lotus is carved in marble palaces, vases and ornaments, swords and horse harnesses. A symbol of the Zoroastrian religion. In 1861 a book by R.I. Schoolmaster, Vol 7, page 243 states: “The Hebrew word translated lily appears to have originated in Persia, the land of the lily”.
Really great study on the Lotus iconography from Egypt to the Middle East. You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. (I'm still reading and researching this myself)
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