The Sun… Each morning it brings heat and protection. All civilizations of the world knew that without it life would not be impossible. Ancient people also knew the stars and their constellations and seasons as well as different events of the future and past.

The Sun was always regarded as messenger and embodiment of the invisible Creator's, God-Light and the Saviour of humanity.

This is what Egyptian sources tell about the birth of the God Gor (2,255 A.D):

• He was born on December, 25^th from the virgin Izida-Maria. In the East, at the moment of his birth, appeared a star, with the aid of which, three kings found the place where the Saviour was born.   When he was 12, he taught rich people’s children; when he was 33 he accepted Anub’s spiritual appointment.  Later on, Gor had 12 disciples, made miracles, healed people and walked on water. Gor was known as the son of God, the Lamb of God, the shepherd. After Tifon’s betrayal, Gor was crucified on the cross, was buried for three days and resurrected.

The above features can be found in many other worlds’ cultures and are common to many Gods.

• Krishna’s birth was announced by a star appearing in the East. He also made miracles with his disciples and resurrected from the dead.

• The Greek Dionysus was born to a virgin on December 25^th, travelled and made miracles like transmuting water into wine. He was called ‘the king of kings, the half-son of God, the Alpha and the Omega’, and also resurrected from the dead.

• The Persian God Mitre was also born on December 25^th, made miracles and resurrected from the dead. 

Many Saviours, born in the different times, seem to follow the above ‘rules’. Thus a question arises:

“Why were they born on December, 25^th?”

“Why did they all resurrect from the dead within three days? Why did they die to rise again and all have 12 disciples?”

Let’s take a close look at Christ,  the last of the Solar Missioners:

• He was born on December 25^th, in Bethlehem, to the Virgin Mary, the three magi-kings found a star in the east,  he taught when he was a child, John the Baptist baptised him when he was 30 years old. After this, his service began: he made miracles with the disciples and was called: the Son of God, the Lamb of God….. Christ was crucified, buried for three days and resurrected. …

…The Master from the Golden Mountains sat in deep meditation in a cave on the Beluha mountain. His body was there, but his consciousness had travelled to the Canis Majoris constellation, in the planetary system of the star Sirius. In his subtle body, he stood on Soti' s planet, where he had arrived to  coming from Earth.

The night had already fallen and an enormous milky white sphere appeared in the horizon. It was the Star ‘Galaxy’ surrounded by an iridescent glow.  Soti’s inhabitants with awe followed the approach of Sirius and the rise of Galaxy,  the residence the Creator of the Consciousness of the Universe …

The Teacher, his eyes filled with tears of happiness, greeted the most immense creation of the Lord. He was bent in a bow when he recalled the suffering of Earth, a planet removed from the centre of the Galaxy, where Kali Yuga and the dark gloomy forces of hatred, spite and greediness ruled. Already the Sun and its planets had began to approach to centre of the Galaxy, which indicated that the dark times were about to end and that the Golden Age - when people of the Earth could come to know a state of bliss and happiness in resonance with the Divine - was approaching. …Having again appeared on Earth, the Teacher perceived himself in the heavy physical body, in which the people of this planet lived.

He rose from meditation. His majestic appearance emitted heavenly power. Eternity, love and compassion for all living filled in his eyes. His mission continued. Next to him were his devoted students, the ones who had been transmitting the knowledge of the Creator of the Universe on the whole Earth….  

Astrological view of the events of the centuries

Each birth of a Solar Messiahs can be explained astrologically:

- The star in the east is Sirius, the brightest star in the night sky which, on December 24^th, forms a line with another three stars in the Orion’s belt. As in antiquity, these are called ‘Three kings’. These ‘three kings’ as well as Sirius, the brightest of all stars, indicate the place of sunrise on December 25^th. This is why the ‘three kings’ follow the star in the East: they look for the place of sunrise, that is place of the ‘birth of the Sun’.

- the Virgin Mary is the constellation of Virgo, marked with the letter ‘M’: Maya, Mira, Mother, Maria…

- December 22^nd is the time of the death of the Sun, its stoppage. During this period, it stops moving south, enters the constellation ‘Cross’ for three and then, on December 25^th, it rises to the north, announcing the increase of the day, heat and spring. So, metaphorically, it is said that the Sun: “Dies on the cross and within three days it rises again and is born anew”. It is possible to imply that, for this very reason, Christ and other Solar Essences are crucified, die and within three days rise again.

In antiquity, the day designed for this celebration was never before the vernal equinox, when light conquered darkness, when nature started to be reborn, that is in the days of Easter.

- The reference to the ‘12 students of Jesus and all Solar Missions’ bears a very strong astrological resemblance: there are 12 constellations of the Zodiac, accompanying the Sun-Jesus.

In the Bible, the Zodiac is not a simple allegorical description of the Sun’s motion, but the pagan symbol of Zodiac. Very frequently, on the early icons,  Jesus was depicted with the head in the centre of the cross, as the symbol of the Sun:

… He is Saviour and will come again each morning, it the radiance of a Lord, protecting us from darkness. Every morning it is possible to see him in its crown of thorns or rays beaming from his head.

(to be continued)