What did the scene in the sky and how does the progression of thought assimilate over time as these witnesses passed the information on through the edges? A test to remember the power of thought, wait to hear this. The Thunderbug is a widespread figure in Native American mythology. Described as a super natural being. The enormous bug was a symbol of power and strength that protected humans from evil spirits. Apparently so called a thunderbug because it's flapping of its powerful wings sounded like thunder, and lightning would shoot from its eyes. The Thunderbug's brought rain and storms which could be bad or good. Good when the rain was needed but bad when rain came with destructive strong winds, floods and fires caused by the lightning. If you haven't already guessed it, the Thunderbug was a squatter man event as witnessed in the sky by the Native American ancestors. And this figure that they saw in the sky was said to be so large that it would engulf the entire planet and it lived in the clouds high above the tallest mountains. And just as the Greek gods lived on the highest mountain, the Thunderbug 2 was perceived in this way. Various tribes have oral traditions about the magical Thunderbug, which they both highly respected and feared. Each story of course is a perception of thought exaggerated over time but important fundamental details remain. In grovant traditions, it was the Thunderbug who gave the sacred pipe to the people. Some plains tribes, including the Arapoho, associated Thunderbugs with the summer season, Wilder White Owl represented the winter season. In other Indian mythologies, the Thunderbug controls the upper world, while the Underworld is controlled by the Underworld Panther or the Great Horn serpent, from which the Thunderbug protects humans by throwing lightning at it and we can connect this venture with the Sun Godra. Sailing the solar back can defeating the serpent apothecity each night to ensure the light would prevail. These details from America and Egypt are closely connected because this is how they saw in the sky. The perceptions across the planet are the same because they saw the same thing, the Taurus field. According to the legends, the Thunderbugs were the ancestors of the human race and helped to create the universe. The monomony of Wisconsin tell of a great mountain that floats in the western sky, upon which the Thunderbugs live, and it's from now that they control the rain. They are the enemies of the Great Horn snakes called Amisikinevig, which they fight with to prevent them from overrunning the earth and devouring mankind. They are the messengers of the Great Sun himself and the light in the deeds of greatness, the Great Sun having once existed alone before descending into catastrophe. Are there tribe versions of the stories remain similar? In that the Thunderbugs fight under a lot of spirits, their traditions also say that the Thunderbugs responsible for punishing humans who break moral rules. The Native American state that the Great Bird was created by Nanabozil, a high spirit and a cultural hero, and that the birds lived in the four directions and migrated to Ojibwe lands during the spring with other birds. They stayed there until the fall when the most dangerous seasons for the underwater spirits had passed at which time migrated south with other birds again. Some believe that there were shape-shifters who would often change their appearance to interact with people. The shape-shifter description is also accurate as the manifestation went through discrete phases over a very long period of time. In some tribes, Thunderbugs were considered extremely sacred forces of nature. While in Earthry, the birds treated like powerful but otherwise ordinary members of the animal kingdom. Many legends reference the anger of the Thunderbugs as something fearsome to behold, which could result in harsh punishments for the observers. And in one story, an entire village was turned into stone for their wrongdoings. This was out of their control and it was indiscriminately bombarding the Earth at random with plasma. This was the anger of the gods and traumatized people tried and vane to understand this cataclysmic happening in the sky. Throughout their history, the Thunderbugs symbol has appeared on Totem Pole's pottery and petroglyphs. And from these petroglyphs linked all across the world, Anthony Perat has shown a global connection of perception. But these are not abstract figures, these are details of events once witnessed in the sky. But would you guys think of this one anyway? Comments below and as always, thank you for watching.