Star Myth Index!

image: Wikimedia commons (link).

For your Star Myth research convenience, here is the index portion which was included in a previous post, but this time without the other discussion -- just the Star Myths! There are many more discussed in The Undying Stars -- and even adding those together with these, it just scratches the surface of the world's mythology, virtually all of which can be shown to be built on a common system of celestial metaphor (a fact with profound implications, and one that shows all by itself that the world's history is very different from what we are being taught by conventional historians).

OLD TESTAMENT

• Adam and Eve and the Serpent (here, hereand here).
• Noah and the Ark (here and here).
• Shem, Ham and Japheth (here).
• Sarah (here).
• Abraham and Isaac (here and here).
• Jacob and Esau (here).
• The Crossing of the Red Sea (here).
• Moses and the battle with the Amalekites (here). 
• Balaam and the Ass (here).
• Jephthah and his daughter (here).
• A land flowing with milk and honey (here).
• Samson (here,hereandhere).
• The Judgment of Solomon (here).
• Elisha the Prophet (here).
• Jonah and the Gourd (here).
• The vision of Ezekiel (here).
• Cherubim and Seraphim (here).

NEW TESTAMENT

• The birth in the manger and the visit of the Magi (here and here).
• The angel Gabriel (here).
• John the Baptist (here and here).
• The Triumphal Entry and the Betrayal by Judas Iscariot (here).
• The Cross (here, here and here).
• The Easter Story and the cycle of the zodiac (here and here).
• "Doubting Thomas" (here) and the significance of "Didymus" (here).
• Apostle Peter (here).
• The Tetramorphs and the Four Evangelists (here -- same link as the vision of Ezekiel -- and also here).
• The Samaritan woman at the well (here).
• Pentecost (here).
• The Scorpion and the Smoky Abyss of Revelation 9 (here).
• Hell (here).

ANCIENT GREECE

• Demeter and Eleusis (here).
• Delphi and the Pythia (here).
• Okeanos or Oceanus (here).
• Hercules (here and here).
• Atlas (here).
• Prometheus (here).
• Ares and Aphrodite (here).
• Ares and the Brazen Cauldron (here).
• Zeus and Aphrodite (here).
• Hermes and Aphrodite (here).
• Zeus-Jupiter (here).
• Pan (here).
• Asclepius (here).
• Amaltheia (here).
• Phaethon (here and here).
• Scylla and Charybdis (here).
• The homecoming of Odysseus (here).

ANCIENT SUMER AND BABYLON

• Gilgamesh and Enkidu (see here, here, and here). See also further discussion in my first book, The Mathisen Corollary.
• Ishtar (here).
• The Scorpion Goddess Ishara (here).
• The Oannes (here and here).

ANCIENT EGYPT

• Isis (see here, here, and here).
• Osiris (see here, here, here, here and here).
• Horus (see here and here).
• Set (see here, here, and here). See also further discussion in my first book, The Mathisen Corollary.

ANCIENT INDIA

• Indra, Vishnu, and the Vajra (hereand here).
• Agni (here).
• The Seven Rishis (here).
• Rahu (here).
• The Pandavas, Pandu, Kunti (Pritha), Madri, Draupadi, and the 5-husband pattern (here).
• The Bodhi Tree (here).
• The Bhagavad Gita - Arjuna and Lord Krishna (here).
• The Goddess Durga (here and here). 
• Dhritarastra, Upamanyu, and the Ashvins (here).

AFRICA

• Mukasa, the Guardian of the Lake

NORSE MYTHOLOGY

• Odin and Gunnlod
• Loki
• Skade
• Freya
• Sif
• Heimdall
• Valhalla
• Gefjon and her Plow

JAPANESE MYTHOLOGY

• Amaterasu and Uzume

SACRED TRADITIONS AND MYTHOLOGY OF THE AMERICAS

• The Old Man and his Daughter
• The Lucky Hunter
• The Hero Twins
• Tezcatlipoca
• Mother Scorpion
• Rock art at Painted Rock

SACRED TRADITIONS AND MYTHOLOGY OF THE PACIFIC

• Maui and the Jawbone
• Wahine Taweka
• The hairy man who fetched the Sun

SACRED TRADITIONS AND MYTHOLOGY OF AFRICA

• Mukasa, the Guardian of the Lake

ANCIENT CHINA

• The Magpie Bridge
• The Bow of the Emperors
• The Jade Emperor and the Lantern Festival
• Da Mo and Shen Guang

BONUS!

THE 1,001 NIGHTS! (or, "THE ARABIAN NIGHTS")

• Can you unlock their celestial metaphors?
• Star Myths in two episodes from the Thousand Nights and a Night!