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The sixth degree of Mithraism:

This constellation is depicted as a person riding a chariot.

I think this is the sixth degree. Auriga Constellation.

The sixth degree of Mithraism.

Mirach star:

This is the Mirach star in Andromeda constellation.

These stories that come from different religions, are all rooted in the sky and are not superstitions.

If you don’t know that these stories are heavenly and cosmic, you will only m

Winged horse:

This is the constellation of the Winged Horse, above which is the constellation of Andromeda.

Ascension journey:

Have you heard that the Prophet of Islam rode on a winged horse and went to Ascension or mirach?

Big cross constellation:

In other ancient schools, the constellation of the big cross is also drawn in the form of a bird.

Jesus’ position in heaven:

Did you hear that Jesus was crucified?

The Great Cross constellation in ancient Roman mythology.

The position of Moses and the dragon:

Have you ever read in the Torah or the Bible that Moses dropped her staff and turned into a dragon to fight Pharaoh?

Moses dropped her staff and turned into a dragon.

Cefeus is the heavenly seat of Moses in s

Abraham’s position in the sky

Abraham is the position of the Perseus constellation, next to which there is the Aries constellation.

In Abrahamic religions, have you heard that Prophet Abraham wanted to cut off his son’s head?

What happened then?

Perseus or Perses:

Perseus is depicted as a man holding a severed head.

Fourth degree:

Constellation of the soldier next to the lion constellation. Lion is the fourth degree of Mithraism.

The position of the soldier in the sky:

As you can see, in the sky, the constellation of the Soldier is next to the Virgin or the Bride. Mithraic degrees are actually constellations arranged next to each other.

Soldier:

This constellation is called a soldier and it’s the third degree of Mithraism.

Bride:

The second degree of Mithraism is the position of the fiancee or bride.

As you can see, the Virgo constellation is next to the Crow constellation.

This constellation is also called Virgo.

Gabriel is the crow that brings the message of t

The position of the crow in ancient schools:

In ancient times, the crow was known as the messenger of the gods.
Pay close attention to the similarity of the god Thoth in Egypt with the crow.

The god of Thoth:

The god of Thoth in Egypt is the symbol of the constellation of the crow.

In this image, Thoth is writing heavenly messages to be transmitted to prophets and messengers.

Crow in ancient schools:

The crow has long been known as an informer and messenger of the sky. For this reason, in ancient times, the crow constellation was considered to be the messenger of the gods.

Shamash tablet

Brahma god:

Do you know what is the Brahma?

Brahma is an Indian god who is depicted sitting on a throne and is actually the same constellation as Cassiopeia, which is called the God of the Great Throne.

...Creation of Eve:

Did you hear that God created Eve from Adam’s left rib?

As I said, God created Adam, the male gender, from "Capella" star. He also created Eve from the left side of Adam, that is, from the "Menkalinan" star. This constellation i