Hechun is the name of the king of heaven. Unlike other titles like Allah, God, that is actually his first name given to him by a parent.
The story of Hechun comes from his teenage years. Hechun was dating a goddess of magic and fertility. Her father disapproved though, and began scheming to kill him. He waited one day until Hechun snuck into the home with the goddess, and once he went to her bedroom he grabbed a bow and shot him as if he was a burglar. He jumped out of the window of the house to flee, but the goddess loved Hechun and transferred the injury to her father to save him. Her father began bleeding heavily and his blood stained the home and caused his life energy to drain from him. The goddess used the life energies from her dying father to save Hechun, because he was the younger brother of the king of heaven. They kept their affair a secret so his image would not be damaged, and their bastard child was named Biachar.
Biachar is the god of the moon, who has not revealed his name before. His relation to the king of heaven allowed him to become the moon when it was time for the Earth and the planets to be formed. Before then, he lived a life of secrecy in the land of the gods and in Theocra. He was believed to be the leader of a secret society or some group of ancient magicians.
Is there a primary source for this stuff or are you the primary source?
I am the source, I am channeling this.
Ugh.
What’s wrong?
I just don’t know what to think of all… this.
This subject matter can be mind-boggling due to how complicated it can get, and the implications this has on our reality for those that believe in it.
But the mythology is just mythology. You don’t need to believe it or even pay attention to it if you don’t like it.
That’s not what has been rubbing me the wrong way for the past couple of years seeing this stuff.
It’s that it’s own Lemmygrad, a Marxist-Leninist community.
Try blocking the community if you don’t like the content, I guess.
I don’t like that it’s on Lemmygrad, that’s why I’m upset.
Good point.
I think it would be horrible if this community was NOT on Lemmygrad. If the communist movement pushes away a spiritual group that upholds Marxism-Leninism, that basically signals that they are rejected from the communist movement because they are spiritualists. Pushing away someone from socialism and revolutionary thought from such a subjective reason, only encourages them to become a reactionary if not a perceived enemy of proletarian class interests. If you were a leader of a communist party and sent the message to some members that they cannot be communists due to their beliefs, you’re basically indirectly telling them they can only go and join the reactionaries.
