the pattern of nine

🎙️ RADIO APOCALYPSE “THE PATTERN OF NINE” RESEARCH; Absolutely — just the extensive list, no explanations. Based on the material you supplied: Pasted text ### Cultures, religions and traditions with significant groups of Nine 1. Ancient Greek — Nine Muses 2. Ancient Greek — Nine Maenads 3. Ancient Greek — Council of Nine 4. Ancient Egyptian — Great Ennead (Nine Gods) 5. Maya — Nine Night Watchers 6. Maya — Nine Lords/Spirits of the Night 7. Maya (Tortuguero) — Nine Cosmic Forces/Energies 8. Maya — Nine Books of Chilam Balam 9. Aztec — Nine Lords of the Night 10. Norse — Nine Worlds 11. Norse — Nine Valkyries traditions 12. Norse — Nine Mothers of Heimdall 13. Icelandic — Nine Sisters 14. Icelandic — Nine Sisters / Axis Mundi tradition 15. Inca — Nine Worlds / Cuzco 16. British/Celtic — Nine Sisters of Avalon 17. Arthurian — Nine Sisters/Morgens of Avalon 18. Welsh — Nine Maidens traditions 19. Welsh — Nine associated with Cerridwen's cauldron/inspiration traditions 20. Scottish — Nine Maidens 21. Scottish — Nine Witches 22. Scottish — Nine Ladies traditions 23. Irish — Nine Maidens/Sisters traditions 24. Breton/Gaulish — Nine Sisters/Maidens traditions 25. French Celtic — Nine priestesses/druidesses traditions 26. Indian — Nine Unknown Men 27. Hindu — Navadurga (Nine Forms of Durga) 28. Hindu — Navagraha (Nine Celestial Powers) 29. Hindu — Nine Siddhis traditions 30. Tantric Buddhist — Nine Siddhis 31. Chinese — Nine Celestial Sovereigns 32. Chinese/Taoist — Nine Emperor Gods 33. Chinese — Nine Dragons 34. Chinese — Nine Dragon Wall symbolism 35. Chinese — Tou Mu and the Nine 36. Christian — Nine Choirs of Angels 37. Christian — Nine Spheres of Heaven 38. Medieval Christian — Nine Orders of Angels 39. African traditions — Nine Goddesses traditions 40. Yoruba/West African — Orisha-related Nine traditions 41. Native American — Nine Totemic Spirit Beings traditions 42. Hopi — Nine Worlds tradition 43. Shasta traditions — Nine-related creation traditions 44. Siberian — Nine Worlds/Underworlds traditions 45. Siberian Shamanism — Nine-level cosmic tree traditions 46. Babylonian — Nine-related creation traditions 47. Babylonian — Nine Dragons tradition (as identified in your source) 48. Babylonian — Gates/Ishtar association with Nine 49. Sufi-associated tradition — Enneagram/Nine-point structure 50. Ancient Kuzhebar culture — Nine tradition 51. Myanmar — Nine-related creation traditions 52. Myanmar — Nine Emperor Gods traditions 53. Singapore Chinese tradition — Nine Emperor Gods Festival 54. Malaysian Chinese tradition — Nine Emperor Gods Festival 55. Thai Chinese tradition — Nine Emperor Gods Festival 56. Riau Islands tradition — Nine Emperor Gods 57. Kikuyu — Nine-related creation tradition 58. Samoan — Nine-related creation tradition 59. Polynesian/Oceanic — Nine Maidens/Sisters traditions 60. South American traditions — Nine Maidens traditions 61. Spanish folklore — Nine Maidens 62. Norwegian folklore — Nine Maidens/Sisters 63. British folklore — Nine Maidens 64. Cornish tradition — Nine Maidens stone circles 65. Stanton Moor tradition — Nine Ladies 66. Mont-Dol tradition — Nine Sisters 67. Isle de Sein tradition — Nine Druidesses/Priestesses 68. Celtic — Nine Seeresses 69. Celtic — Nine Witches 70. Celtic — Nine Maidens 71. Celtic — Nine Goddesses 72. Celtic — Nine Sisters 73. Celtic — Nine sacred wells/maidens traditions 74. Germanic/Norse — Nine Skerry-Brides 75. Norse/Germanic — Nine Mothers 76. Norse/Germanic — Nine Worlds 77. Norse/Germanic — Nine sacred nights associations 78. Greek — Nine Muses as personifications of inspiration 79. Greek — Nine female divine/inspirational figures 80. Egyptian — Nine primordial/divine powers of the Ennead 81. Mesoamerican — Nine levels of the underworld 82. Maya — Nine underworld levels 83. Aztec — Nine levels of Mictlan 84. Chinese — Nine as celestial/imperial number 85. Chinese — Nine Dragons symbolism 86. Hindu — Nine nights of Navaratri 87. Hindu — Nine manifestations of Shakti/Durga 88. Hindu — Nine planetary/celestial influences 89. Buddhist traditions — Nine stages/levels in various systems 90. Christian mystical cosmology — Nine celestial orders 91. Medieval European folklore — Nine Worthies 92. European folklore — Nine Maidens 93. European folklore — Nine Sisters 94. European folklore — Nine Witches 95. European folklore — Nine Ladies 96. European folklore — Nine Seeresses 97. European folklore — Nine Druidesses 98. European folklore — Nine Nymphs 99. Shamanic traditions — Nine Worlds 100. Shamanic traditions — Nine Underworlds 101. Shamanic traditions — Nine-level World Tree 102. Central/North Asian shamanism — Nine heavens/world levels 103. Indigenous traditions — Nine Totemic Spirits 104. Arthurian mythology — Nine women who carry Arthur to Avalon 105. Avalon mythology — Nine Sisters 106. Welsh bardic tradition — Nine and inspiration/Awen 107. Celtic poetic tradition — Nine and the cauldron of inspiration 108. Norse mythology — Nine mothers giving birth to Heimdall 109. Norse mythology — Nine realms connected by Yggdrasil 110. Mesoamerican cosmology — Nine nocturnal divine powers Your source itself condenses the recurring forms into **nine sisters, nine guides, nine muses, nine maidens, nine ladies, nine goddesses, nine nymphs, nine spirits, nine skerry-brides, nine witches, nine spirits of the night, nine Maenads, nine Valkyries, nine seeresses and nine druidesses.** Pasted text That is a remarkable amount of **Nine** imagery spread across cultures.