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	Wikipedia: Triglav
		Triglav is also a name of the god of agriculture in the Slavic mythology.
		Triglav is a three-headed god in Polish mythology associated within some mythos as being the god of night and darkness, as well as Earth and sky.
		He is the highest god of all said oracles at Szczecin, Poland, were interpreted from the behavior of a fl horse.
	www.factbook.org /wikipedia/en/t/tr/triglav.html (170 words)

	Slavic mythology - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Two gods, Perun and Veles/Volos, are mentioned in the text of the early 10th century peace treaties between pagan rulers of East Slavs and Byzantine Emperors.
		Gods such as Koleda and Kupala were constructed from misinterpreted names of popular Slavic folk festivals; Koledo was the Slavic name for Christmas processions of carol singers, whilst the source of the name Kupala is unknown.
		The world of gods and mortals was situated in the centre of the earth (considered to be flat, of course), encircled by a sea, across which lay the land of dead, where birds would fly to every winter and return from in spring.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Slavic_mythology (7009 words)

	Slavic Gods
		Awarrior god, he took part in the battle of heaven, with thunder and lightening, and of the earth with soldiers: in effect, he was right in the middle of the fighting troops.
		Rod was a universal god, the god of heaven, the thunderbolt and rain.
		Triglav was shown blindfolded, supposedly because the god was too sacred to view the evils of the earth, and his temple at Stettin was richly sculpted both inside and out and decorated with war booty on the inside.
	www.vanillaorchidscountry.com /BOS/Gods (5942 words)

	Belobog - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		On the east side of rivers, a good, white god (equivalent of Zoroastrian Ahura Mazda) was worshipped, whilst the west side was reserved for his enemy, an evil, fl god (equivalent of Zoroastrian Ahriman).
		Perun, being the god of thunder and sky, was worshipped in high places, whilst the places reserved for Veles, the god of underworld and cattle, were in lowlands near rivers or springs.
		With the arrival of Christianity, the once supreme god Perun was usually identified with heavenly saints (or sometimes even with the Christian God!), while Veles, being a god of the underworld, had the bad luck of ending associated with the Christian Devil.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Belobog (1074 words)

	BookRags: Triglav Summary
		TRIGLAV, a three-headed deity of the heathen Slavs, was literally named: from tri,"three," and glava, "head." Worship of him in the temple at Szczecin (Stettin), Pomerania, is attested by Herbord, Ebbo, and Monachus Prieflingensis, the three biographers of Otto, a twelfth-century bishop of Bamberg.
		The fl horse and the mention of the underworld suggest Triglav's ties with Veles-Volos, the god of death and the underworld, a deity standing in opposition to Sventovit, the god of heavenly light, who was associated with a white horse.
		Triglav may also have been related to Chernoglav, the "fl god," who had a silver mustache and who was worshiped at Rügen, as mentioned in the Knytlingasaga (1265).
	www.bookrags.com /other/religion/triglav-eorl-14.html (499 words)

	Learn more about List of deities in the online encyclopedia. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		The Hebrew word "elohim" is also used to refer to God in the Torah (and the Old Testament), and this refers to a plural nature of God.
		Most of these unitarian groups believe or believed that only God the Father is a deity; Latter-day Saints believe that the Father, the Son (Jesus Christ) and the Holy Spirit are three distinct deities.
		Susa-no-Wo - god of storms and thunder, snakes and farming.
	www.onlineencyclopedia.org /l/li/list_of_deities.html (987 words)

	Slavic Mythology - WiccanWeb.ca (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		According to Procopius, these Slavs worshipped a single god, lord of all, who crafted lightning and thunder; though the historian does not mention the name of god explicitly, it is clear from his description that it was Perun.
		Statues of gods with multiple faces and remains of shrines with multiple sacrifical altars confirm written reports of Christian missionaries about the Slavs worshipping polycephalic gods, and also indicate that ancient Slavic mythology apparently put great emphasis on worship of gods with more aspects than one.
		Gods such as Koleda and Kupala were constructed from misinterpreted names of popular Slavic folk festivals; Koledo was the Slavic name for Christmas processions of carol singers, whilst Kupala comes from Ivan Kupala (literally: John the Baptist), whose festivity day is celebrated at the summer solstice in many Slavic countries.
	www.wiccanweb.ca /wiki/index.php/Slavic_Mythology (6454 words)

	Svarog - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		In Slavic mythology, Svarog (Polish: Swaróg, Cyrillic Сварог) is the Slavic god and spirit of fire; meaning bright and clear.
		Older myths describe him as a smith god, identified with the generative and sexual powers of fire.
		In neo-paganist religions, Svarog is often the supreme god-creator and the central part of the (holy) trinity Triglav.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Svarog (332 words)

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		The attributes of the god were a saddle, a bit and a magic sword.
		The symbolic colours of the sacred horses are very probably designed to demonstrate Triglav as the god of the universe and Svetovit as the god of the light and sun.
		In relation to his chronic, this god was worshipped in the town of Rethre or Riedegost, in the country of Redari (Mecklemburg-Strelitz).
	www.carantha.net /the_vends_and_the_slavs__m.htm (2260 words)

	Triglav Circle: White Papers: Notes fron the Sixth Meeting
		The Triglav Circle also thanks the Harvard-Yenching Institute and its students for their contribution to this meeting.
		Despite the veil of ignorance that may impair their vision and the professional loyalty that may compromise their impartiality, public intellectuals are constantly guided by what the best of the liberal arts education can offer: a common sense rooted in the spirit of selflessness.
		It is this contemporary avatar of the universalist message of the Enlightenment that occupied the attention of the Triglav Circle on 4 April, 1998.
	www.triglavcircleonline.org /040498_1.html (1880 words)

	Rod (god) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Rod, sometimes referred to simply as god (Div, Diy; in the Veda Slovena Diy or Dia), is probably the most ancient deity in the Slavic pantheon.
		It is likely that several other gods, most notably Svarog, were initially epithets or incarnations of Rod.
		His divine consort is known as Rodzanica or Rodenica, co-creatrix of the universe.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Rod_(god) (382 words)

	Slavic mythology (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		It is possible he was the original sky god of the pantheon, perhaps a Slavic version of Proto-Indo-European *Dyēus Ph2ter.
		The god Freyr, the lord of the light-elvesThe Icelandic mythographer and historian Snorri...
		In Slavic mythology, Perun is the highest god of the pantheon and the god of thunder and lightning.
	cockteil.needrelatingfresh.info /Slavic_mythology (7285 words)

	Notes from the Sixth Meeting
		Islam means surrender to God and a true Moslem is living in the spirit and the secular at all times.
		Given the vast number of dictionary definitions of spiritual it may be ventured that the words spirit and spiritual have become umbrella concepts connoting a multitude of aspects of the non-material, the intangible substance of life.
		Thus, responsibility to God is inseparable from responsibility to other humans and the environment.
	www.triglavcircleonline.org /040498_pf.html (15483 words)

	Prince of Mercy, or Scottish Trinitarian - Morals and Dogma by Albert Pike
		God is the principle of Morality, but not by His mere will, which, abstracted from all other of His attributes, would be neither just nor unjust.
		There are two Gods, one of Good and the other of Evil, each independent, eternal, chief of a distinct Empire; necessarily, and of their very natures, hostile to one another.
		The God of Good is infinitely his Superior, the True God; while the other is but the chief of all that is the Enemy of God, and must in the end succumb to His Power.
	www.phoenixmasonry.org /morals_and_dogma/prince_of_mercy_or_scottish_trinitarian.htm (13609 words)

	Jay is Games: Triglav
		Triglav is a single-player action RPG for IE browsers in which the object is to make it to the top of Triglav Tower, which is 50 floors high.
		Triglav is a single-player action RPG in which the objective is to make it to the top of Triglav Tower, which is 50 floors high.
		Although this was at first bothersome, as I ventured deeper, ascending the tremendous tower of Triglav with all of its glorious eye candy, the missing audio became moot.
	jayisgames.com /archives/2006/01/triglav.php (5026 words)

	Concerning Lucifer in Freemasonry - single post for printer
		The Eternal Justice of God is the sole foundation of Justice, such as Humanity perceives and practises it.
		No sea, but hears the roar of cannon; no river, but runs red with blood; no plain, but shakes, trampled by the hoofs of charging squadrons; no field, but is fertilized by the blood of the dead; and everywhere man slays, the vulture gorges, and the wolf howls in the ear of the dying soldier.
		The conviction of all men that God is good led to a belief in a Devil, the fallen Lucifer or Light-bearer, Shaitan the Adversary, Ahriman and Tuphon, as an attempt to explain the existence of Evil, and make it consistent with the Infinite Power, Wisdom, and Benevolence of God.
	www.abovetopsecret.com /forum/single.php?post=1716028 (2408 words)

	Morals and Dogma: Council of Kadosh: XXVI. Prince of Mercy, or Scottish Trinitarian
		And the Trinity of OSIRIS, ISIS, and HORUS became subsequently the Chief Gods and objects of worship of the Egyptians.
		It is certain that it acts on other souls, controls, directs them, shapes their action, legislates for men and nations: and yet it is not material nor visible; and the laws it writes merely inform one soul of what has passed within another.
		God, therefore, is a mystery, only as everything that surrounds us, and as we ourselves, are mysteries.
	www.sacred-texts.com /mas/md/md27.htm (15597 words)

	Triglav (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		Hi, I'm Triglav, I live in Poole, "It's a Beautiful Place", in Dorset on the Southern Coast of England but only for a short while longer as we're moving to live in South Wales.
		I chose Triglav as my online name many years ago when I first became a chat host, I needed a name that was unlikely to be chosen by anyone else and a name that was distinctive enough for people to remember.
		Three-headed Slavonic war god of the Baltic area, known especially from Stettin and Brandenburg.
	triglav.myfoolmoon.com (243 words)

	Tyr (Asgardian god)
		As god of war, Tyr has mastered all forms of unarmed combat and the use of all forms of Asgardian weaponry.
		History: (Norse Myth)- Tyr is the oldest son of Odin, Ruler of the Asgardian gods, and the giantess Saga, who was also a goddess of runes.
		Odin eventually realized there was a great cauldron large enough to brew ale for all of the gods of Asgard and Tyr informed him that it did exist.
	www.marvunapp.com /Appendix/tyrthor.htm (2387 words)

	UCLA Slavic Languages & Literatures: Faculty
		Copenhagen Seminars Expert and Triglav group member/ United Nations Seminar of Experts on Cultural Problems in connection with the Copenhagen 1995 World Social Summit,Triglav (near Liubliana), Slovenia/ Copenhagen, October 1994- to present.
		Indo-Eropean Expressions of Totality and the Invitation for the Feast of all the gods.- Proceedings of Ninth Indo-European Conference, UCLA.
		The Baltic God of Light and the Balto-Slavic Word for Star.- Res Baltiae.
	www.humnet.ucla.edu /humnet/slavic/faculty/ivanov_v.html (4714 words)

	FREEMASONRY SHARES MUCH COMMONALITY WITH NAZISM! PROOF THAT MASONRY WORSHIPS SATAN -- PART 6 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		Please, we implore you, take the time to read our articles so you may finally know the Truth of Jesus Christ, the God of the Universe which Masons contemptuously call an "inferior god", and Whom they never, ever mention in their teachings or their rituals.
		All throughout the Bible, God condemned magic in the strongest possible of terms, and those who practiced it.
		In the True Biblical account, God forbade Adam to eat the fruit; therefore, Masonry is calling the God of the Bible a Demon; in the Biblical account, it was Satan who induced Eve to transgress; but Masonry calls Satan an Angel of Light.
	www.cuttingedgeministries.net /free17.htm (3963 words)

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