Post by Senbecc on Apr 28, 2006 14:19:18 GMT -5
HIGH hath the Mighty risen before the dawning, and come to us with light from out the darkness. Fair-shapen Agni with white-shining splendour hath filled at birth all human habitations. Thou, being born, art Child of Earth and Heaven, parted among the plants in beauty, Agni! The glooms of night thou, Brilliant Babe, subduest, and art come forth, loud roaring, from thy Mothers. Here, being manifested, lofty Visnu, full wise, protects his own supremest station. When they have offered in his mouth their sweet milk, to him with one accord they sing forth praises. Thence bearing food the Mothers come to meet thee, with food for thee who givest food its increase. These in their altered form again thou meetest. Thou art Invoking Priest in homes of mortals. Priest of the holy rite, with car that glitters, refulgent Banner of each act of worship, Sharinging every God through might and glory, even Agni Guest of men I summon hither. So Agni stands on earth's most central station, invested in well-decorated garments. Born, red of hue, where men pour out libations, O King, as great High Priest bring the Gods hither. Over the earth and over heaven, O Agni, thou, Son, hast ever spread above thy Parents. Come, Youthfullest! to those who long to meet thee, and hither bring the Gods, O Mighty Victor.
The Hindu religions as well as their texts are considered some of the worlds oldest, if not THE[b/] oldest on the planet. Many Druidic philosophies mirror these Hindu idealisms. Lets analyze and investigate some of these mythologies and put them into context. More on the story it's self as our discussion unfolds.
The Hindu religions as well as their texts are considered some of the worlds oldest, if not THE[b/] oldest on the planet. Many Druidic philosophies mirror these Hindu idealisms. Lets analyze and investigate some of these mythologies and put them into context. More on the story it's self as our discussion unfolds.
