Spare a thought for Sun at Samhain

As we respect this ancient tradition marking the waning of the Sun god's power spare a thought for the Sun itself. Once the most widespread most loved deity on the planet, and the actual source of the light of life, Sun has virtually disappeared from the pantheon of gods. Who convinced us it was not a living divine being? Not science, but the early Roman Church who saw solar religions as prime competition, systematically destroying them from the 4th century onwards.

Our body may process and express the energy of life, but the life itself is energy, not matter. The life itself is energy, not matter…think on that. The body of our local star creates organized and 
complex energy fields that appear to manage many solar features. One of them holds the entire solar system in its protective embrace.  A dead ball of gas? I think not.

The idea of stellar consciousness is explored, together with its far-reaching implications in my book Sun of gOd,  exploring the spirit of substance and the substance of spirit. And do forgive this shameless self-promotion of the book at this appropriate time and place. And, of course, if you haven't done so yet, lay your hands on a copy and enjoy a whole new world.

Comments

[james]

Dear Gregory,

Could you please review:

http://goldring.wetpaint.com/page/Stargate

http://goldring.wetpaint.com/page/Human+Reality+Matrix

Regards,

James.

[Jose Luis G. Soler]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NWe-0BIIAMM&feature=player_embedded

"...and whenever the Sun shines/I stretch my arms way out..."
"Akhenaten", Julian Cope

[F. L. Szot aka "Ambassador Zot"]

Hi,

I'm very curious to know if you are aware of Olaf Stapledon's autobiographical (yes, autobiographical!) "Star Maker", which is commonly classified as an early masterpiece of modern science fiction? Within Chapter Eleven, "Stars and Vermin", he provides a detailed exposition of the nature of the spiritually advanced and culturally intricate society of minded, "angelic" stars.

Thank you for your work in the field.