The Oera Linda Forum

This is probably the best thread to bring this point up, but I had a thought that perhaps the pyramids of Egypt are (maybe) younger than thought. I find it odd that in the OL's description of Egypt, even when briefly mentioning their religious customs, that the pyramids go without mention. This of ...

A wealth of knowledge as always Nordic. The Mith-odin being middle odin makes me think Mithra quite literally just means 'middle', as in the the middle of the sky with Mithra being identified as Polaris plus the Big Dipper rotating around it. Interesting out of all the related languages gothic seems ...

Has anyone else taken notice to the insistence ancient artisans had in depicting Mithra as a (blond) Phrygian / Frisian capped youth? Mithraism was essentially an astrological religious sect, astrology was a dominant belief over the course of the Frya's civilization (I find the iconography of the ...

Lately I have been asking myself what is the significance behind the use of Wralda's spirit as opposed to just saying Wralda. Is there some categorical difference? All of the world (existence) is within Wralda's being, but maybe the use of Wralda's spirit is in the context of his personal will, and ...

Himmler made his veneration of Wralda very clear and public numerous times, even invoking Wralda in the last letter sent to his family. He oddly never mentions Frya, although he never delved deep into the Oera Linda's contents to begin with. It seems as though the OL may not have been embraced ...

I plan on posting more, but here's a sketch of Wodin at three different points of his life.

I have been meaning to get to this thread. Truly amazing work. The OL stokes my imagination so deeply. I find it interesting that you (and also Kraftr) seem to conjure up the same visual language that I also think up in my head - it is as if you are tapping into blood memory to procure the aesthetic ...

https://youtu.be/EZ2PS5S6w1c?si=SQPVTcSt9SZCSvrO

Standardized currency in the form of copper rings, thin ingots (which I can't help but think resemble boats), and ingots in the shape of axe heads. The sheer amount of these objects with no variation implies a civilization with an almost industrial ...

The 'world' exists within Wralda's spirit, which is infinite. This doesn't mean everything in within Wralda's life is a part of him, just that he facilitates the existence for all things. I liken this to how we support the life of micro-organisms within us, and they are technically a part of us yet ...

There is certainly something to the 'Chi-Ro' symbol. I believe Laurent Guyenot goes into how claims of it being a Christian symbol are dubious, and again he has conducted all of his research without the knowledge of the OL.