This website provides resources on the ancient Religion of the Sun. This sun religion is the root of many of the world’s ancient faiths and was once practiced by a lost global civilization that built some of the most enigmatic sacred sites in the world.
The Religion of the Sun is an ancient religion once practiced by a lost global civilization that viewed the physical sun as the outward manifestation of the spiritual sun. This page explains when this religion began, who its founders were, what the worldview of its practitioners is, what its core tenets and practices are and more.
There is a large body of evidence that points to a worldwide civilization of the sun existing in pre-history. This civilization was founded by survivors of a devastating global cataclysm approximately 12,000 years ago. These survivors took technology, culture and religion around the globe as part of a peaceful mission. Their legacy still exists today.
The sun held great importance to many cultures around the world, tracing right back to the original global Religion of the Sun. The solstices and equinoxes mark four equidistant points in the sun’s yearly cycle, and many civilizations aligned their monuments to these occasions. This article explains why.
This article outlines some of the ways a person can practice the ancient Religion of the Sun today, such as through doing ancient spiritual practices, celebrating the solstices and equinoxes, using solar symbols, and more.
Thousands of sacred sites aligned to important solar events were built around the world by an ancient civilization that revered the sun. This page outlines the different types of sites, their astronomical alignments, and some of the knowledge they encode.
A list of practices from within traditions that are remnants of or were influenced by the Religion of the Sun, including from ancient Vedic and Hindu, Greek, Taoist, and Egyptian texts.
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