6 Comments
User's avatar
Franz Kafka's avatar

You are a man of many talents Constantine. As I read I was fascinated by the resemblances, with minor variations, to our Christian spiritual reality. It is quite natural that the Three Kings of the New Testament were Persian, or whatever the region was called then. They are indeed becoming, and may become more, the allies of a resurgent Slavic Orthodoxy and perhaps, finally enable a resurrection of Middle Eastern Christianity as well. The Talmudo Satanists being first finally defeated.

Speculum Orientis's avatar

Thank you for reading. Yes, there are many similarities, but the Zurvanism I discuss in the article is a heterodox offshoot of Zoroastrianism. The main difference is that orthodox Zoroastrianism sees Ahura Mazda as the supreme, uncreated Creator and emphasizes free will, while Zurvanism places Zurvan, Infinite Time, above Ahura Mazda and Ahriman and leans more toward fatalism. In Zurvanism, Ahura Mazda and Ahriman are born from the same source, Zurvan, but are not equal, rather than eternal opposing forces.

Zanzibar9CH's avatar

Thank you for this brilliant piece, translated in French in a special weekly publication on the war against Iran here : https://zanzibar.substack.com/p/revue-de-presse-j189-si-vous-voulez

Speculum Orientis's avatar

Thank you for reading! I’m glad you enjoyed it.

User's avatar
Comment deleted
Aug 28
Comment deleted
Speculum Orientis's avatar

Thank you for reading🙏🏻 . And yes I believe we are at the end of a big cycle.