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How Did The Male Deity Surplant The Goddess As Sacred?

Guess what? I've discovered some fascinating facts about the ancient Indo-Europeans. They were like the medieval knights of the past, but their story is even more riveting. Imagine stepping into a time machine and coming face-to-face with the Indo-Europeans; they're towering over you with conical hats almost as tall as a two-year-old child! These warriors were the real deal, marching into foreign lands with their horse-drawn chariots, like a Formula 1 team from the past. Their secret weapon? Iron—not the iron you press your clothes with, but the metal. They handled it like the secret recipe of Coca-Cola, keeping it under wraps for centuries after its discovery. Their iron was arguably mightier than the goddess-worshiping cultures' copper, gold, and bronze. The term "iron" may even be the linguistic cousin of "Aryan." It's almost like their Apple logo, a symbol of their identity. And guess what? The ancient Egyptians referred to iron as "metal from heaven," further fueling the legend of the Indo-Europeans' divine origins. It's like if Elon Musk managed to market SpaceX metals as "heavenly." Talk about branding! Their iron weapons monopoly and Formula-1-style horse-drawn chariots helped them conquer lands. They were like a superstar football team, always in the spotlight of international politics and frequently involved in wars. A spicy tidbit: After the Egyptian king Ikhnaton and his son-in-law Tutenkhamon died, a mysterious letter reached the Hittite king. It was from the Queen of Egypt, asking him to send one of his sons to marry her! It's like a plot twist in a Hollywood movie. In a nutshell, the Indo-Europeans were the true conquerors of their time. They had the right resources, the right strategies, and the right amount of audacity to dominate the ancient world. To learn more about how ancient religions would affect women’s social progress in the United States thousands of years later, please like this video, subscribe to my channel, and purchase my book, “We Aren’t Going Back: A History of Women’s Social Progress Over 200 Years” from Amazon.