The Shimmering God

10 thoughts on “The Shimmering God”

1. Next Halloween I’m going as Din March the Shimmering God.

   If it can’t be explained it becomes magical and embellished as it is retold. Jesus was a Plaran. Man needs a deity to give reason to his existence. They didn’t see angels they saw aliens floating in the sky – hence the halo. The wing span of depicted angels doesn’t make sense and wouldn’t hold them up, but people would not then understand how it hovered in the sky so they gave it wings. I’ve often thought along the concept of this story; we are play things for a more intelligent species.

   And back to the story…

   Well I'm putting my money on the Plaran Empire and Tor turning into the next Terminator / Marvel hero with his otherworldly Forset.
   Having said that, look at what the Barbarians did.

2. Technology that is distinguishable from magic is insufficiently advanced…

3. This seems a micro telling of Chariot of the Gods. Actual characters instead of just comments of extraterrestrials artificially impregnating creatures to make hybrids of themselves. I can dig it.

4. Sort of. I'm just tinkering with ideas and throwing them down on the blog as fictional shorts. The story concludes tomorrow. There has to be a beginning to legend…

5. I like the way you're giving a background to the story and the legend.

6. I like the way you draw attention to Space Alien sponsorship of certain groups of humans. We deal with that a lot, in the Church.

7. Thor and his hammer and the legend of Norse Gods are fleshed out a bit more in the final installment. I appreciate your comments.

8. I personally doubt the involvement of space aliens with ancient people, however, I'm writing a story. Legends abound of these situations where space aliens may have been involved — and I might be wrong.

9. Norse Gods usually land on Bourbon Street.

10. Mardi Gras, Fat Tuesday and all that joy. Yes, of course.

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