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King Arthur Anonymous 05/26/25 (Mon) 22:00:44 03a2d6 No.26

I had known the Tales of Chivalry were celestial for a long time but a really obvious one eluded me until a few days ago when "Anachronistic Affliction", on great form as usual, pointed out to me what should have been very obvious to me all along and wasn't.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=39SfUrdqD04

That the Round Table is the rotating Face of Saturn. I knew that was the same as the Buddhist wheel symbol but it hadn't occurred to me that the Round Tables was too.

Partly because I had King Arthur down as a manifestation of Jupiter instead - mainly going on his name - Jove, Iowe, Jehovah, Iohowah, Arthur. Also the placing of Arthur's Seat in Edinburgh - a city whose name means literally City of God and Arthur's Seat is obviously a volcano right outside the town., presumably active rather more recently than they claim today.

But placing Queen Guinevere as the Queen of Heaven star and Jupiter as Sir Lancelot, that explains it. I had Sir Lancelot as Mars instead.

Will need to think more about it. But British mythology is best mythology and seemingly very few people know how to interpret it. Kudos to the guy for noticing.

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Anonymous 07/18/25 (Fri) 23:11:03 03a2d6 No.53

I have had Julius Evola's Mystery of the Grail recommended to me. Audiobook is here:

https://youtu.be/bLOE7zx0HRk

Really good so far. I am going to need to listen to a couple of times to take it in fully. The narrator speaks quickly so I have been slowing it down to 0.8 speed.

He quickly connects the Round Table to Indian wheel symbolish and the motif of the universal ruler. I have not read anything Evola before but he seems to really know his mythology.

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Anonymous 08/12/25 (Tue) 18:21:03 03a2d6 No.56

>>53

I think Evola mentions the Pervival-Jacob link, or I thought of it. Probably the former.

Both wander

Both fight God

Both suffer famine

Both through finding what is lost solve the famine.

The grail is many coloured, like Joseph's coat. They both end up in a royal court - either king Arthur's or the king of Egypt.

They both refuse to have affairs with the princess to, be it Guinivere or Potiphar's wife.

Same facts, different story.

Another one in the link between Amadis of Gaul and Moses. Both are put into an ark as babies and floated down the river. Both get brought up in a royal court after being luckily found. Both are later identified by a cloth from their ark. Both leave their king with a great number of followers after a dispute.

There may be more similarities that will come to me the more progress I make reading about them. But the common pattern is a story weaved around observed events -the story ends up totally different but the events are the same.

I will be interested to see how Amadis of Gaul handles plagues or if he too has a sea battle with his former king.

Good audiobook of Amadis of Gaul:

https://librivox.org/amadis-of-gaul-by-vasco-de-lobeira/

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