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> I find it interesting that the Western seven days

> are derived from

> the Norse/Asatru traditions. Wednesday being God

> Woden's day,

> Thursday - God Thor's, Tuesday - God Tyr's, and

> Friday - Goddess

> Freya's day.

 

This is not true. The Hebrews originated the seven-day

week many centuries before the Norse even existed. The

names used in English are of Norse derivation, but the

7-day system is far older.

 

Sister Usha

 

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and I think Indians used it even earlier than hebrews

Sister Usha Devi wrote:> I find it interesting that the Western seven days

> are derived from

> the Norse/Asatru traditions. Wednesday being God

> Woden's day,

> Thursday - God Thor's, Tuesday - God Tyr's, and

> Friday - Goddess

> Freya's day.

 

This is not true. The Hebrews originated the seven-day

week many centuries before the Norse even existed. The

names used in English are of Norse derivation, but the

7-day system is far older.

 

Sister Usha

 

=====

Sister Usha Devi

Founder, Divinely Female and worshipper of the Sacred Flame that shines inside

every woman

 

 

 

News - Today's headlines

http://news.

 

shakti_sadhnaa

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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