blacksun?
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The first Rune, Feoh, is often attributed to Jupiter.
"The cattle come slowly though the mud from the north. The bulls horns are adorned with iron. The cows, a trail longer than the eye can see in the january mist, will provide wealth, meat and milk. Newly woven baskets with fine flowers on long stems in them are carried by girls standing along the path. The tower of brick and natural stone is visible above the welcoming.
A beginning of a prosperous phase. The winter as a time of reward; a time given to the rich, the happy. Endless festivities, music, stories told in great halls to many happy feasters. Outside the forests are unthreatening, well guarded by archers in thick yet silent leather in which they move well and swiftly, trained by long standing tradition. Villains are shown some mercy."
"The cattle come slowly though the mud from the north. The bulls horns are adorned with iron. The cows, a trail longer than the eye can see in the january mist, will provide wealth, meat and milk. Newly woven baskets with fine flowers on long stems in them are carried by girls standing along the path. The tower of brick and natural stone is visible above the welcoming.
A beginning of a prosperous phase. The winter as a time of reward; a time given to the rich, the happy. Endless festivities, music, stories told in great halls to many happy feasters. Outside the forests are unthreatening, well guarded by archers in thick yet silent leather in which they move well and swiftly, trained by long standing tradition. Villains are shown some mercy."
By its proper Greek name, Ouranos, in its masculine form, and Urania (Muse of Astrology) for the feminine. In both cases, it means "the Heavens". The bastardized version, "Uranus", is a modern distortion, falsely purported to render the masculine Greek name, Ouranos, into the Latin. But the Roman name for Ouranos was Caelus, just as, for example, the Roman name for Zeus was Jupiter. In fact, the only important Greek god that didn't get a name-change was Apollo, who was NOT the same as Helios/Sol. Apollo is the most neglected of the major Greco-Roman gods, and his name is now gracing an insignificant asteroid. I've restored Apollo to his former glory by associating the "God of Day", who drove the chariot of Sol through the "Gates of Dawn", as the God of the Ascendant--"Apollo's Ascendant", and the Midheaven and Descendant complete "Apollo's Triangle".
