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The origins of the patriarchal peoples can be traced in the last period
glacial, an eternal winter where the environment was hostile and where only the fittest,
the strongest were able to survive, where hunting was vital to be able to eat and live
one more days The inhabitant of the ice ate meat, hunted to be able to
survive, he began to become resourceful, careful, and above all a survivor
born, he began to forge weapons and devise strategies to hunt down his prey. It was a piece of land
in which there was no room for rest, compassion, idleness, but action, the constant
movement, hunting was the will to live in a hostile climate. cold climates
temper the spirit, forge a type of human being with a strong character, in contrast to the
hot climates that form a type of selfish, hedonistic and characterless man. The
The first migrations of the Indo-European peoples begin with the beginning of the
thaw following the reindeer herds north. Adriano Romualdi points out that
The first migrations of Indo-Europeans begin at the beginning of the Neolithic and have their
maturing into its identity in the Bronze Age. Indo-European migrations
they happened in different periods, the first ones can be located between the 2,200 and the
2,000 B.C., from which come the civilizations of Iran, Vedic India and the Empire
Hittite. Subsequently, this wave of migrations gave birth to the towns
Greeks, Latins, Celts and Iberians. In all these migrations the Indo-European peoples
they had to meet and face other peoples of matriarchal origin such as the
Danubians, Pelasgians, Etruscans and Dravidians who were subsequently exterminated or
they submitted. What is the psychology of these peoples? A strong sense of honor, a
strict hierarchy, a sense for adventure and conquest. The social system is
fundamentally patriarchal and where the values of blood, inheritance and
selection. The head of the clan, the father, the leader chosen by his peers, was the one who ruled
in the tribe, the strong man, hunter, disciplined and ascetic. That kind of man that
the modern matriarchy repudiates both. A fundamental feature is the inventiveness that
allowed the use of metallurgy, the dressage of the horse and the construction of horses of
fight to conquer the world. They were warrior and hunting hordes united by
blood ties and a strong military discipline that were invading and conquering
decadent civilizations ruled by the matriarchy. This barbarism was the origin of the
European aristocracy, it was sword and blood that forged the subsequent empires.
The Aryans over the Dravidians, the Italics over the Etruscans, the Hellenes over the
Pelasgos, was the triumph of the patriarchy over the matriarchy.
Patriarchal spirituality is characterized by the cult of the ascendant, the sun, the sky and
the belief in a higher realm that those who struggle access. On the other hand, in the
In matriarchal spirituality there is the cult of the earth, while in patriarchy the
man is a son of heaven to whom he returns when he is cremated, in the matriarchy he is a
son of the earth "You are from the earth and you return to the earth" is the premise in which the
funeral rites are burying the dead returning them and tying them to mother earth
with no chance of ascending to the top. In patriarchal spirituality there is the worship of the god
father, the king of the gods, he is represented as a warrior, once a rebel
who overthrew the first gods to position himself as ruler. Your symbol of
power is the thunderbolt and the spear. Odin-Wotan, Zeus-Jupiter, Indra and Perun, all of them gods
celestial, patriarchs, fathers of gods and heroes. The cult of war and heroism forms
part of this world view. In all Indo-European religions there is a struggle between
patriarchal power and matriarchal power, myths of heroes who faced demons
and monsters with female forms as a reflection of the Indo-European conquests
on matriarchal peoples. We have as an example Hercules facing
Hera, Perseus to Medusa, Beowulf to Grendel and his evil mother, King Arthur against his
Sister Morgan. In the Hebrew myths we find the story of Jacob, the favorite of
the mother, and Esau, the father's favourite. Esau was a hunter, a bearded man, a
archetype of the patriarchy, while Jacob was a cunning man, given to staying in
his shop and a farmer, we can see how Jacob, with his mother's advice, manages to
trick Esau into stealing his inheritance. This is one of the biggest weaknesses of
patriarchal peoples, their ingenuity, the warrior has a code of honor that follows
without seeing the malice of others while cunning is associated with the feminine archetype.
The conflict between the patriarchy and the matriarchy began with the Indo-European invasions
to Europe and Asia. The Indo-Europeans brought a solar faith, based on war, joy and
honor while matriarchal peoples had a faith in earth, darkness and
promiscuity.
The gods of the patriarchy are virile, wise, of temperament
violent, just, while the goddesses of the matriarchy represent magic - in their
dark form -, overflowing sexuality, slavery and fear. Robert Graves in his
Greek myths speaks of that before the arrival of the patriarchal peoples, existed in
Europe the cult of the Great Goddess whom man feared and paternity had no
no honor. The matriarch had several lovers, not for pregnancy, but for pleasure,
and the children were born product of these orgies and did not know the father. In the system
matriarchal caves and huts - representations of the womb - were places of
veneration of the goddess where the matriarch met with her children and lovers. The
Sacrifice of men to this Great Goddess was common in matriarchal cultures,
kings and adolescents were sacrificed to the goddess, their flesh was eaten and their blood was
watered in the fields as a sick form of worship. Graves points out that with the
Hellenic invasions at the beginning of the second millennium BC, hordes of
shepherds who worshiped the Aryan trinity formed by Indra, Mitra and Varuna settled
peacefully in central Greece where they were accepted as children of the goddess.
In this way the male aristocracy was reconciled with the female aristocracy of
Greece and Crete. This differs from most versions in which the Hellenes
devastated the original inhabitants, the Pelasgians, however Graves is right about
point out that the Indo-European conquest was a reconciliation between male power and
the feminine. The Hellenes included the proper goddesses of matriarchy in their own
worldview of the world Graves about this reconciliation mentions that there was
marriages between Hellenic chieftains and priestesses of the goddess coming to mix
aspects of both cults. Despite including the goddesses there was a primacy of the cult
solar and patriarchal of the Olympian gods. Despite these conquests and this influence
matriarchy eventually ended up contaminating the aristocratic vision of the Indo-Europeans.
However, in Sparta patriarchy always prevailed in its most Indo-European form,
a warrior civilization, with a cult of action that allowed it to be the military power
most powerful in Hellas. When the Greeks succumbed to the influence of the East -
properly matriarchal - then they entered into a decline that came to an end with the
conquest of the romans The arrival of patriarchy was the first great revolution
against the perpetual peace of matriarchy, the arrival of the cult of action, of adventure
against the hedonism and promiscuity that prevailed in the matriarchal world. The
matriarchal civilizations were aging societies, given over to hedonism and
passivity, if patriarchy had not arrived these civilizations would have perished
slowly. Patriarchy brought life, brought a new culture based on blood and
honor that formed the foundations of Europe and the Western world.
glacial, an eternal winter where the environment was hostile and where only the fittest,
the strongest were able to survive, where hunting was vital to be able to eat and live
one more days The inhabitant of the ice ate meat, hunted to be able to
survive, he began to become resourceful, careful, and above all a survivor
born, he began to forge weapons and devise strategies to hunt down his prey. It was a piece of land
in which there was no room for rest, compassion, idleness, but action, the constant
movement, hunting was the will to live in a hostile climate. cold climates
temper the spirit, forge a type of human being with a strong character, in contrast to the
hot climates that form a type of selfish, hedonistic and characterless man. The
The first migrations of the Indo-European peoples begin with the beginning of the
thaw following the reindeer herds north. Adriano Romualdi points out that
The first migrations of Indo-Europeans begin at the beginning of the Neolithic and have their
maturing into its identity in the Bronze Age. Indo-European migrations
they happened in different periods, the first ones can be located between the 2,200 and the
2,000 B.C., from which come the civilizations of Iran, Vedic India and the Empire
Hittite. Subsequently, this wave of migrations gave birth to the towns
Greeks, Latins, Celts and Iberians. In all these migrations the Indo-European peoples
they had to meet and face other peoples of matriarchal origin such as the
Danubians, Pelasgians, Etruscans and Dravidians who were subsequently exterminated or
they submitted. What is the psychology of these peoples? A strong sense of honor, a
strict hierarchy, a sense for adventure and conquest. The social system is
fundamentally patriarchal and where the values of blood, inheritance and
selection. The head of the clan, the father, the leader chosen by his peers, was the one who ruled
in the tribe, the strong man, hunter, disciplined and ascetic. That kind of man that
the modern matriarchy repudiates both. A fundamental feature is the inventiveness that
allowed the use of metallurgy, the dressage of the horse and the construction of horses of
fight to conquer the world. They were warrior and hunting hordes united by
blood ties and a strong military discipline that were invading and conquering
decadent civilizations ruled by the matriarchy. This barbarism was the origin of the
European aristocracy, it was sword and blood that forged the subsequent empires.
The Aryans over the Dravidians, the Italics over the Etruscans, the Hellenes over the
Pelasgos, was the triumph of the patriarchy over the matriarchy.
Patriarchal spirituality is characterized by the cult of the ascendant, the sun, the sky and
the belief in a higher realm that those who struggle access. On the other hand, in the
In matriarchal spirituality there is the cult of the earth, while in patriarchy the
man is a son of heaven to whom he returns when he is cremated, in the matriarchy he is a
son of the earth "You are from the earth and you return to the earth" is the premise in which the
funeral rites are burying the dead returning them and tying them to mother earth
with no chance of ascending to the top. In patriarchal spirituality there is the worship of the god
father, the king of the gods, he is represented as a warrior, once a rebel
who overthrew the first gods to position himself as ruler. Your symbol of
power is the thunderbolt and the spear. Odin-Wotan, Zeus-Jupiter, Indra and Perun, all of them gods
celestial, patriarchs, fathers of gods and heroes. The cult of war and heroism forms
part of this world view. In all Indo-European religions there is a struggle between
patriarchal power and matriarchal power, myths of heroes who faced demons
and monsters with female forms as a reflection of the Indo-European conquests
on matriarchal peoples. We have as an example Hercules facing
Hera, Perseus to Medusa, Beowulf to Grendel and his evil mother, King Arthur against his
Sister Morgan. In the Hebrew myths we find the story of Jacob, the favorite of
the mother, and Esau, the father's favourite. Esau was a hunter, a bearded man, a
archetype of the patriarchy, while Jacob was a cunning man, given to staying in
his shop and a farmer, we can see how Jacob, with his mother's advice, manages to
trick Esau into stealing his inheritance. This is one of the biggest weaknesses of
patriarchal peoples, their ingenuity, the warrior has a code of honor that follows
without seeing the malice of others while cunning is associated with the feminine archetype.
The conflict between the patriarchy and the matriarchy began with the Indo-European invasions
to Europe and Asia. The Indo-Europeans brought a solar faith, based on war, joy and
honor while matriarchal peoples had a faith in earth, darkness and
promiscuity.
The gods of the patriarchy are virile, wise, of temperament
violent, just, while the goddesses of the matriarchy represent magic - in their
dark form -, overflowing sexuality, slavery and fear. Robert Graves in his
Greek myths speaks of that before the arrival of the patriarchal peoples, existed in
Europe the cult of the Great Goddess whom man feared and paternity had no
no honor. The matriarch had several lovers, not for pregnancy, but for pleasure,
and the children were born product of these orgies and did not know the father. In the system
matriarchal caves and huts - representations of the womb - were places of
veneration of the goddess where the matriarch met with her children and lovers. The
Sacrifice of men to this Great Goddess was common in matriarchal cultures,
kings and adolescents were sacrificed to the goddess, their flesh was eaten and their blood was
watered in the fields as a sick form of worship. Graves points out that with the
Hellenic invasions at the beginning of the second millennium BC, hordes of
shepherds who worshiped the Aryan trinity formed by Indra, Mitra and Varuna settled
peacefully in central Greece where they were accepted as children of the goddess.
In this way the male aristocracy was reconciled with the female aristocracy of
Greece and Crete. This differs from most versions in which the Hellenes
devastated the original inhabitants, the Pelasgians, however Graves is right about
point out that the Indo-European conquest was a reconciliation between male power and
the feminine. The Hellenes included the proper goddesses of matriarchy in their own
worldview of the world Graves about this reconciliation mentions that there was
marriages between Hellenic chieftains and priestesses of the goddess coming to mix
aspects of both cults. Despite including the goddesses there was a primacy of the cult
solar and patriarchal of the Olympian gods. Despite these conquests and this influence
matriarchy eventually ended up contaminating the aristocratic vision of the Indo-Europeans.
However, in Sparta patriarchy always prevailed in its most Indo-European form,
a warrior civilization, with a cult of action that allowed it to be the military power
most powerful in Hellas. When the Greeks succumbed to the influence of the East -
properly matriarchal - then they entered into a decline that came to an end with the
conquest of the romans The arrival of patriarchy was the first great revolution
against the perpetual peace of matriarchy, the arrival of the cult of action, of adventure
against the hedonism and promiscuity that prevailed in the matriarchal world. The
matriarchal civilizations were aging societies, given over to hedonism and
passivity, if patriarchy had not arrived these civilizations would have perished
slowly. Patriarchy brought life, brought a new culture based on blood and
honor that formed the foundations of Europe and the Western world.
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