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 Posted: Sun Mar 09, 2008 9:47 pm
Arawn for the Irish
Thanatos for the Greek
Azrael for the Sumerian
Grim Reaper for some of the Westerners.
merely an embodiment of our inevitable resignation of life?
or an actual entity that destroys us when we're weak?
it would be interesting to find out, and i think i know a couple ways to find out... one of them is a summons of the angel of hidden knowledge... the other... is attempting to summon Grim Thanatos Arawnrael himself.
there are other ways, searching back through records to see where each name came into existence, finding the first one, then finding HOW it came into place.
what do you guys think?
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Posted: Mon Mar 10, 2008 10:37 am
We'll all know the answer to that one soon enough as it is, when death finally claims us... Why rush it?
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Posted: Tue Mar 11, 2008 6:11 pm
Twilight Bearer We'll all know the answer to that one soon enough as it is, when death finally claims us... Why rush it? there is a certain matter of preparation that, if certain religions are true, would save many an eternity of despair
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Posted: Sat May 10, 2008 11:55 am
CabrionDeluviant Twilight Bearer We'll all know the answer to that one soon enough as it is, when death finally claims us... Why rush it? there is a certain matter of preparation that, if certain religions are true, would save many an eternity of despair well if these religions are right they mostly boil down too if your an a*****e....doom and hellfire if your good...good stuff like heaven or reicarniton and s**t like that
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Posted: Sun Jun 01, 2008 12:19 am
well ive made contact with a death god, anubis. and he seems very resigned to his fate of taking and weighing the souls of the dead. he seems sad with his lot but he accepts his designation. on a side note i went to see him for some past life work.
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Posted: Mon Jun 16, 2008 11:48 pm
WitchyBoy well ive made contact with a death god, anubis. and he seems very resigned to his fate of taking and weighing the souls of the dead. he seems sad with his lot but he accepts his designation. on a side note i went to see him for some past life work. before my grandfather passed hewas in a state of inbetween (he couldn't talk or move but still breathed) for 2 days when i went outside i prayed to Anubis as well as osris and Cernunus for him to pass saftly and when i went inside i found him dead
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Posted: Wed Jun 18, 2008 8:12 pm
Death doesn't kill you. He just... deads you. *cough* That is, separates one from body. If you believe in the anthropomorphic personification.
Don't ******** around with him. He is busy. Very busy. Honest. If he had a secretary, best to leave a note with her. But he doesn't. As far as I know. (It would be neat if he did.)
Hmm. The Wiccan God is in charge of death. I find a vague comfort in the fact that He dies Himself, if metaphorically.
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Posted: Sun Aug 03, 2008 3:54 pm
when my time comes i will welcome the gods arrow to sever me from this mortal coil.
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