“Holy Twins” explores the fascinating prevalence of twin figures in religious myths across diverse cultures and throughout history. By examining these divine narratives, the book reveals how twin mythology reflects fundamental aspects of human existence, such as duality, balance, and the interplay between opposing forces. The book argues that these figures embody contradictory forces, representing the complex interplay between opposing principles. The study adopts a broad approach, drawing upon comparative mythology, anthropology, and religious studies to analyze the symbolic roles and archetypal functions of twins. Starting with an introduction to twin mythology, the book progresses to examine specific examples from Greek, Roman, Hindu, and Indigenous traditions. It uncovers the symbolic meanings associated with twins, such as creation, destruction, healing, and justice, providing insights into universal human concerns about identity, destiny, and the interconnectedness of life. This unique perspective identifies recurring patterns and symbolic meanings, rather than focusing on isolated myths. This approach makes “Holy Twins” a valuable resource for understanding cultural diversity and the shared values uniting humanity, offering a deeper appreciation of cultural heritage and beliefs.
