Sol Invictus

DECEMBER 22 – 25 AND CHRISTMAS REVISITED: BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS – GOOD REVELRY OR BAD IDOLATRY?

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Ever wondered why we have birthday celebrations or it is too obvious? Ever wondered how it started and if it is good or bad to celebrate birthdays. Birthdays were started to celebrate the birthdays for gods and idols. This was done through astrology . Despite its good intentions, birthday celebrations and worships such as Christmas can be evil. Ancient civilizations used it to to appease and even influence the stars for peaceful life on earth. A kind of star gazing.

DECEMBER 22 – 25: THE DEATH AND BIRTH OF THE UNCONQUERED SUN

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The death and birth of the Unconquered Sun (Sol Invictus) has for millenniums been worshipped on December 21 – 25, (Winter Solstice - shortest day in the year) as the source of our energy and life on earth. December 25 as such is revered as a festive season for the birthday of the Sun God Mithra (Apollo, Marduk, Ra etc) and .if we should make belief, for Jesus Christ, the SON, as well.