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The "uselessness expression" of Poseidon is programatic in the depiction of the hero of the invisible, unconscious, uncontrolled and of doing nothing ph: A.Savin, free art license

On the competition between Poseidon and Zeus

Post author:Georg Stockhorst
Post category:Astrogeography Astrology Europe Greek Mythology History magical places Politics Religion Sculptures Temples Travelling
Post last modified:22/02/2023
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On the competition between Poseidon and Zeus, Neptune and Jupiter. Astrology, mythology and temples: astrogeographical considerations and analyses Compare: Zeus vs. Poseidon, A gold plated temple swallowed by floods, The…

This is a wheel engraved in the 13th century built Konark Sun Temple in Orissa, India. The temple is designed as a chariot consisting of 24 such wheels. Each wheel has a diameter of 9 feet 9 inches with 8 spokes. Each wheel acts as a sun dial and the various engravings shows the daily activity of people at different hours of the day

Temples of the Sun and the Planets in India

Post author:Georg Stockhorst
Post category:Architecture Art Astrogeography Astrology India magical places Religion Sculptures Temples Temples Travelling
Post last modified:22/02/2023
Reading time:11 mins read

Temples of the Sun and the Planets in India. Astrology and Sacred Sites: temples related to astrology and the planets in astrogeography. Related articles: The Navagraha Temples for the planets in Hindu…

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by Georg Stockhorst