The gods of ancient pantheons

[Parsons]

Very interesting. I contemplated this quite a bit at one point. I came up with a theory that nearly every anicient 'god' could have some basis in 'reality'. I assume some attributes of these so called 'gods' are exaggerated/fabricated; some are not.

Tanner, your concept of some few entities having linear, concurrent incarnations in which they guide/throw in their 2 cents about humanity as a whole, really resonates with me. It brings up a lot of questions. The biggest one would be does one of these entities remember who they in every incarnation? To what extent do entities choose to experience that? For instance, is the one formally know as Jeshua one of those entities?

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Also, no I do not believe an entire social memory complex could "fit" energetically in to a body, however, as I understand, multiple beings are able to "be One" together or perhaps you could say dream together in one body, working as a unified whole but stemming from multiple individuated consciousnesses.

I would have to agree, this was my thought as well. I would further ask why an entire social memory complex would want to incarnate into a single body? I don't see any 'advantage' in that whatsoever.

I will add that I think this topic is particular difficult because it is so hard to account for the many levels of reality. I think the study of these kinds of beings is done in three ways, one, according to names, the history of names and the interrelationships between names. Two, energetically through invocation, calling the names and various spirits to experience their vibration, consciousness and intelligence. And third is through story or mythology which to me describes the "history" of such beings as experienced from mostly the human standpoint.

Again, I am in agreeance with you, I find this topic difficult to comprehend due to there being so many different levels of reality that are potentially truly 'alien' to us. I find your thoughts very interesting on the various avenues to explore these types of beings and hadn't really contemplated how to explore it this.

Truth be told, I have been interested in doing a vested probe and examination of many of these entities to find out exactly their connections and which names were used by which entities, however the challenge of such an endeavour is partly social as I have, through my own discoveries, realized that mythology in many cases is totally off and out of whack with these entities, much of it being heavily convoluted by human dramas and politics.

When I originally came up with concept (and still to some degree), I was/am interested in exploring this. The largest barrier I perceived was finding someone who was both knowledgeable/open minded about these entities' potential true nature and who was not biased due to intense human distortion of 'mainstream modern history'.

Perhaps there is potential for exploring this since it appears I am not alone.