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Siren Moon Magazine X Apocalypse

by: Wish Fire

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Apocalyptic myths across cultures depict the end of the world through divine judgment, cosmic battles, or natural cataclysms—often followed by renewal or rebirth.

Here’s a deep dive into some of the most compelling apocalyptic legends from around the world:

Global Myths of the Apocalypse

 Norse Mythology: Ragnarök
Ragnarök is the Norse end-times prophecy involving a massive battle between gods and chaotic forces.
- Key events include:
- **Odin vs. Fenrir**, the monstrous wolf.
- **Thor vs. Jörmungandr**, the World Serpent.
- Natural disasters like earthquakes and harsh winters precede the final battle.
- After destruction, the world is reborn, and two humans—**Lif and Lifthrasir**—survive to repopulate the Earth.
Christian Eschatology: The Book of Revelation
- The **Book of Revelation** describes visions of the apocalypse:
- The rise of the **Antichrist**.
- The **Four Horsemen**: Conquest, War, Famine, and Death.
- Final judgment by Christ and the creation of a **new heaven and earth**.
Hindu Cosmology: Kali Yuga
- Hinduism views time as cyclical, with **Kali Yuga** being the current age of moral decline.
- It ends with the arrival of **Kalki**, the final avatar of Vishnu, who restores righteousness.
- This marks the transition to a new cycle of creation.
Aztec Mythology: The Five Suns
- The Aztecs believed in **five successive worlds**, each destroyed by divine forces:
- Jaguars, hurricanes, fire, and floods ended the first four.
- The fifth world—our current one—is prophesied to end by **earthquakes**.
Greek and Mesopotamian Views
- **Greek philosophers** like Plato and Heraclitus imagined cyclical destruction and rebirth.
- **Mesopotamian myths** often feature floods as divine punishment—like the Epic of Gilgamesh’s flood story, which parallels Noah’s Ark.
Cultural Reflections in Art and Literature
- **Dante’s Divine Comedy** explores judgment and redemption.
- **Mary Shelley’s The Last Man** imagines a plague-ravaged future.
- **Cormac McCarthy’s The Road** portrays survival in a bleak post-apocalyptic world.
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### Overview
Fenrir is a colossal wolf born of the trickster god Loki and the giantess Angrboða; Norse texts foretell that Fenrir will break his bonds at Ragnarök and slay Odin before being avenged by Odin’s son Víðarr.
### Origins and nature
Fenrir’s rapid, terrifying growth and lineage mark him as an agent of cosmic chaos; he is closely associated with other catastrophic figures Jörmungandr and Hel and is given several names emphasizing his wolfish and monstrous identity.
### The binding and Tyr’s sacrifice
The gods raised Fenrir in Asgard and, fearing prophecy, tricked him into testing a magical fetter called Gleipnir; when Fenrir realized the deceit, he bit off the hand of the god Tyr, who had placed his hand in Fenrir’s mouth as a pledge.
### Role in the prophecy of Ragnarök
Primary Old Norse sources portray Fenrir as a central herald of the end: his release signals the collapse of order, his devouring of Odin is explicitly foretold, and other calamities follow as the gods and monstrous forces clash.
### The duel and aftermath
At Ragnarök Fenrir confronts Odin and consumes him; Víðarr then avenges Odin by slaying Fenrir using a special strike, restoring a measure of balance after the great destruction.
### Symbolism and cultural legacy
Fenrir embodies the inevitability of fate, the limits of divine power, and the tension between order and wildness; his story appears in poetry, sagas, runic art, and modern retellings, remaining one of the most potent images of Norse eschatology.
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Signs of the apocalypse in nature often draw from biblical texts like Revelation and Matthew 24: earthquakes, famines, pestilences, extreme weather, and cosmic events (e.g., stars falling, darkened sun/moon). Environmentally, some see parallels in climate change like rising seas and wildfires. Interpretations vary—could be literal or symbolic. What context are you thinking of?
In the Book of Revelation, key angels include Michael (wars against the dragon), the seven angels with trumpets (unleash plagues), the mighty angel with the little scroll, and the four angels at the Euphrates. Saints associated with the apocalypse include St. John the Apostle (author of Revelation), St. Vincent Ferrer (called "Angel of the Apocalypse" for his end-times preaching), and martyrs like those under the altar. Traditions vary by denomination.
Apocalypse stories span religions, myths, and fiction. Key ones:
- Christian: Book of Revelation—end times with judgment, Antichrist, and new heaven/earth.
- Norse: Ragnarok—gods battle giants, world ends in fire/flood, then rebirth.
- Hindu: End of Kali Yuga—moral decay leads to destruction by Kalki, starting a new cycle.
- Islamic: Qiyamah—resurrection, judgment day.
- Mayan: Cycles of creation/destruction (e.g., 2012 misinterpretation).
- Modern: Zombie outbreaks (Walking Dead), nuclear war (Mad Max), AI uprisings (Terminator).
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