Indeed.
> In nature of Gods, Norse Mythology have more resemblance than Irish Celtic
> Mythology (which introduced by Jim Fitzpatrick and other booklets about
> Battle of Moy Tura and Cattle Raid of Cooley:
> http://www.jimfitzpatrick.ie/mythology/nuada.html) in my opinion, I can
> write direct line from Edda to Glorantha like Odin=Orlanth, Loki=Eurmal,
> Tyr=Humakt, Thor=Urox?, Bragi=Lhankor, Frigg=Ernalda, etc...
I've heard Greg say that Thor was the major real world mythical inspiration for Orlanth. However, another source for interesting Orlanth parallells is vedic India: Indra slying a dragon to free the rain for instance.
> 5: Patanjali
> Can you invite some of good guide and / or for his idea?
Not sure what the question is here, but Patanjali's Yoga Sutra translates rather fair and square into Mashunasan's Unrealization in Gloranthan terminology. A good book to read is
Yoga : Discipline of Freedom : The Yoga Sutra Attributed to Patanjali
by Barbara Stoler Miller (Translator)
ISBN 0553374281
It's available from amazon.com:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0553374281/o/qid=970064181/sr=2-2/104-5835267-1928745
I hope that helps.
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