THE TRUE GENESIS OF “SAINT” PATRICK’S DAY
European Paganism, from Eriu across Germania, and across the lands of the Balts, and to the steppes of the Slavs, may possessing many tribal, ethnic and geographic elements; none the less, despite its myriad differences, European paganism shares basic characteristics. All these old European forms of paganism were, of course, all Shamanic in nature, and shamanism is the original Spirituality of every race on Earth.

However, old shamanism is not what I will be mainly discussing today. Rather, I will be discussing a particular element of this old shamanism as it relates to the Indo-Europeans. The name Aryan, when correctly understood, refers to a sense of being noble and not to a general population.

To begin with, within the aegis of old shamanism, there is belief in a supreme source for all things: an infinite sea of potential if you will. This source of all things is also what the Neo-Platonists would come to call “The One,” or some Native Americans would call the Creator, the Great Spirit, or the Great Mystery. This basic idea of a great creator spirit is not specific to any particular race, nor to any particular ethnicity of True Men – this is a worldwide concept. The Hindu’s would refer to this same concept as the Mind of Vishnu.

[AI image of Vishnu]

Within this infinite sea of potential, there appears The Logos (The First Thought, which is seen as the original Male Principal) and The Cosmos (The First Act, is seen as the original Female Principal). Simply put, the Male Principal Conceives and the Female Principal Creates.

Things now begin to take on a more anthropomorphic form in the sense that we are imagining the appearance of The Supreme Godhead: God The Father AND God The Mother. The various deities are their descendants and through them manifests the various races of our multiverse.