Top 10 Facts About Mithraism

Top 10 Facts About Mithraism

[rezapanahi]

*❤thank you for fantastic truth information about mithra I’m Persian and I really appreciate of your great research I followed you with watching all of your video well done big bro*

[属邋鹘]

Mithraism raised from iran, above hundred Mithraism temple we have 🇮🇷❤️

[carloswater]

Thanks for the information. I think this was very accurate. Many scholars believe that mithraism started in the 6th century BCE. Also all the writing accounts we have available about mithraism, dates to the second century CE . And it was written by Romans, not by Persians. Yes some Scholars noticed mithraism practice in Rome, was highly likely different than the one in Persia.

[maygolmafie]

1)The Iranic Mithra which dates way back before Christianity was born of the Virgin Anahita who was a goddess of nobility, water, and so on,
2)was in fact born on Dec 25th the longest night of the year which still is celebrated in Iran and it is called "Yalda"
3) specific tradition back in the day was "Mehr Parasti" literal meaning =worshiping of kindness, in which the one would immerse oneself in water come out and say I'm yet again born, and he would become a "Mehr Salek" literal meaning kindness seeker
4) one of the highest honors in this religion was called "Pedar"=Father who gave out gifts on Yalda nights and wore a very long red Cape symbolizing the length of "Yalda" night.
5)in Mithraism, it is told that Mithra is still alive since its a creator and basically Immortal
6)According to the narratives, the statues and inscriptions left behind when Mitra is born are praised by the shepherds
7)When Mitra reached the end of his duties in the world. "Baghmaz" or the assembly held a feast and a holy "Soor" and spent the last "Soor" or dinner with his companions and then ascended to the sky to join "Ormuzd".
They're much more details to the religion but one might enjoy doing their own research.

sorry it's super long, peace out

[ZephLodwick]

I wish that there was a human speaker to read the words, which are very interesting.

[parvinesm]

Some mithraic traditions still practice in kurdistan by yezidi faith, flag of kurdistan also is sighn of mithraism

[kickinghorse]

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[georgesherrill]

It was Persia at that time. Iran is a modern name.

[ToMegaTherion]

Mithraism as understood in rome is almost nothing like the mithra of persoa. As a neo mithraist most of the stuff you talked about in this video is unproven information provided by psuedo archeologists in the 1800s. Especially the sacrafice of the bull which we don’t even know if it was a real ritual or if it was symbolic.

[rositaheri]

But why are there no iranians Statues of him? Only 1 tiny ugly one. Where are temples in iran? They Show all the time the nice Roman Statue with the Bull.

[onlyhis]

I’m currently studying Ezra in the Bible and Mithraism was around then in the Persian empire. Just one of the many demonic false gods worshipped among the Gentile nations at that time. Satan liked to keep people busy with an assortment of pagan ‘god’ choices, as a distraction and deflection away from acknowledging and coming to know Yahava Elohim, the Most High God.