Topic: Poseidon

Jason Quitt details the mythical founding of Atlantis, where Poseidon falls in love with a mortal woman on a central hill or "hillock." To protect her, Poseidon creates alternating rings of land and water using a two-to-three ratio, which Quitt identifies as a key Pythagorean harmonic. The union produces five sets of twins, including Atlas, establishing a divine lineage that mirrors other ancient traditions like the Nephilim or the Sumerian king lists.

Magnora7 recounts the "Ice Poseidon saga," where a community of followers from the Twitch streamer moved to setit.net and caused massive technical disruptions. The influx of users led to targeted attacks that eventually got setit.net evicted from its Swiss server farm with only 24 hours' notice. Magnora7 describes the difficult decision to ban 60% of his traffic to save the platform's infrastructure.

Greek mythology reflects the Anunnaki struggle through the figures of Poseidon, who carries Enki's trident, and Zeus, who is associated with Enlil's eagle. The Christian depiction of Satan with a pitchfork is an intentional inversion of Enki and his trident, designed to demonize the figure who provided humanity with knowledge. This pattern of "driving out the snakes" is also seen in the legend of Saint Patrick, which symbolized the destruction of the Druids and their ancient wisdom.

A news story about seahorses found in the River Thames is linked to Elizabeth Frazier's solo performance at the Royal Festival Hall. The segment connects these aquatic symbols to Poseidon and the death of Jeff Buckley on "Garland's Day," a day associated with offerings to the sea god. This reinforces the water-based ritual themes prevalent throughout the saga.

The concept of the demiurge shifted from a light-filled creator in early Platonic thought to a dark, ignorant entity in later Gnostic cosmologies. 15th-century philosopher George Gemistos Plethon influenced the Renaissance worldview by categorizing deities into celestial and chthonic orders. Under this system, the chthonic deities ruled by Saturn are seen as the primary governors of the material world, cementing the primacy of Saturn in elite theology.

The tragic drowning of Jeff Buckley in Memphis is detailed as a real-world enactment of the siren motif. Buckley died in the Wolf River beneath a massive pyramid on the eve of an Egyptian-themed festival, a date that also coincided with "Garland's Day," a traditional time for offerings to Poseidon. Lyrics from Elizabeth Frazier's earlier songs are cited as accurately predicting the specific circumstances and location of his death years in advance.

A theory popularized by Giorgio Tsoukalos suggests that Atlantis was not a sinking island but a massive spacecraft or "ship" capable of moving through air and water. This idea is linked to the god Enki (Poseidon), who is associated with the ocean and genetic engineering. Edgar Cayce’s readings regarding genetic work in Atlantis further support the connection between the lost city and the creator gods.