Sun

SUN - In early Chaldean, Shemesh, meaning "the servant". The name Tor, "the revolver", in reference to the sun is a synonym of the Greek Zen or Zan applied to Jupiter which signifies "the encircler" or "encompasser". Origin of the word sun. In Anglo-Saxon, sunna, and in Egypt the term snnus refers to the suns orbit. Hebrew zon or zawon, to "encircle" becomes in Chaldee don or dawon.

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by Bastion - 1/31/22 12:56 PM
How did you find this? Your only the second person to speak on how zen or zan means Sun which would link zen buddhism and most Buddhism by extension to Sun worship

What were your sources cuz I couldn’t find anything on google or even DuckDuckGo granted my searching was only surface level

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Symbols from The Two Babylons: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P R S T V W X Y Z

Sacca
Sacred Heart
Sacta
Sacti
Saros
Satan
Saturn
Saturnalia
Satyrs
Scorpion
Semele
Seth
Shem
Shemesh
Shinar
Shing Moo
Shiv
Shur
Soma
Spittle
Spotted Clothing
Spotted Fawn
Succoth-benoth
Sun
Surya
Suttee