Pegasus - Greek Mythology
Winged Horses - Pegasus
First let’s look at the winged horses through mythology world wide
Pegasus - Greek
Devadetta - Kalki in Hinduism, bestowed by the god Shiva
Al-Buraq - Muhammad
Tianma - Chinese
A Chollima Chinese
Haizum - Islamic
Tulpar - Turkey
Uchchaihshravas Hindu
Norse - Aragorn - Valkyrie
I will do videos about these other horses. When Theo and I started the ancient history shows, we started with the hypothesis that planet Earth was seeded by Extra terrestrials, we are calling them the Annunaki.
After the Annunaki arrived on Earth, their slaves the Egiki - their slaves revolted. The Annunaki wiped them out as a species here on earth and started to create a species they could use as slaves.
After the Annunaki created many creatures they created the perfect being to be their slaves - Humans. This is where our legendary creatures come from.
The Annunaki spread through our Earth, creating their own colonies looking for gold. The gold was for their home planet to help with climate change. This is why ‘Eden’ or heavenly gardens are a part of every culture. There is also pictographs around the world of ‘spacemen’ and their ‘spaceships’.
In each area of settlement we will find a pantheon of ‘gods, goddesses and their creatures’. If we look closely at the pantheons we see these creator gods and goddesses are very much human like, human emotions, tyrannical, helpful, compassionate etc.
Pegasus story starts with his parents. His Parents are Poseidon and Medusa also known as the Gorgon.
Medusa, a beautiful, exceptional woman caught the eye of Poseidon. Medusa not wanting to be Poseidons consort ran to Athena’s temple for protection. Poseidon raped her in the temple which infuriated Athena. Athena punished Medusa by turning her into a snake headed monster.
When the hero Perseus cut her head off, her blood mixes with the ocean and Pegasus and his brother, Chrysaor, a giant, were born from the mix of her blood and the ocean water. Athena tamed him and gave him to Perseus, who flew to Ethiopia to help Andromeda.
Pegasus a pure white horse, had many adventures helping the heroes of Greek legend. He carried Zeus thunderbolt. There are water springs he helped come into being, one of them is the Hippocrene - Horse spring.
The hero Bellerophon caught Pegasus. Pegasus aided Bellerophon in his fight against the Chimera.
Zeus turned Pegasus into the star constellation for his faithful service.
References -
Wikipedia
Uncovering Greek Mythology - Lucas Dusso
Enjoy & have a wonderful week! Keep your heart open and aligned with the energy of LOVE!
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