Due to the traumatic brain injury I sustained at age 15, I have a unique relationship with Mnemosyne as well as Lethe. I appreciate learning more about her!
@@jordand1043 The civilization of Ancient Greece emerged into the light of history in the 8th century BC. Normally it is regarded as coming to an end when Greece fell to the Romans, in 146 BC.
I always love these kind of stories or history or legend/mythology. There's always some kind of entertainment or lesson, be it virtue/morality, cunning, human nature, culture, etc. Even the gods have human nature.
What I read is, in regards to the Ancient Greek take on reincarnation, souls readying to be reborn had to choose which body of water to drink, Mnemosyne's or Lethe's; the souls are supposed to drink from Lethe's waters, forget their old life so that they could be reborn as blank slates. After-which, said-soul would be sent to the Moon, then allowed to descend back-down to the mortal world to be reborn. But, if you could drink from Mnemosyne's waters, instead, you would be reborn remembering *Everything* about their previous life...
Just wanted to say, I appreciate all the art you organize, and history you summarize for us. Diving into the waters of numerous cultures, including my own, is much less daunting, when we have a stable voice to hear, and plenty of imagery to work with. I hope you aren't too put off by people who passionately oppose your statements. They're expecting you to give one version of the truth, but records are never so concise. I would love to know where you are getting the information you tell us, though, since I want to compile some of it, myself. I think other people would be interested in knowing where you're coming from, too. If you'd ever consider adding sources to your description, that'd be fantastic.
mad. you always do your best, all the time. greek mythology is always mimicking what is takes place in the jamaican under world. living is so interesting right now. give thanks.
It would seem in the underworld that Lethe was merciful and Mnemosyne acted almost as a punisher. I would not want to remember anything if I was sentenced to the underworld.
The Elysian fields which is Greek heaven is also in the underworld. Think of the underworld as a non-dimension to our world of dimension. In the movies you hear, sub space, or zero point. That would be the underworld.
As she can give, so she can take. At least that's probably how it'd work. If there is a god of it, then that likely indicates how more of *it* is a blessing.
Your channel is top shelf. I’m an incredibly critical type fella, and once have you disappointed in a regaling of old tales. Thank you greatly, for all that you have given, and no doubt will continue to give in my relearning of our collective history. BRAVO STORYTELLER
Very. Far from simply the ability to recall past experiences, memory is arguably one of, if not THE ultimate preserver. Like her brother Cronus and sister Rhea, Mnemosyne was a goddess of time, as it is through memory time remains immortal. Philostratus, Life of Apollonius of Tyana 1. 14 (trans. Conybeare) (Greek biography C1st to C2nd A.D.) : "When he [Apollonios of Tyana, pagan prophet C1st A.D.] reached the age of a hundred, he still surpassed Simonides in point of memory, and he used to chant a hymn addressed *to Mnemosyne (Memory),* in which it is said that *everything is worn and withered away by time, whereas time itself never ages, but remains immortal because of memory."*
She is the mother of Athena, there is an oracle foretell that Zeus would be over thrown like Chronos by the child from Zeus, himself, and Mnemosyne. So Zeus repeats what Chronos has done before. He swallows Mnemosyne, soon Zeus has severe headache, too severe he has to ask God of Smithe use axe to split the head, then Athena as we know were born. Also her Buddhist counterparts is known as Alaya.
I've heard of 3 different Titanesses that were mother too Athena in the last week. Good arguments for each of them, though apparently it matters less what her name was than that Zeus ate his unborn child in the hopes of succeeding in what his own dad failed at.
When baby Dionysus was dismembered Zeus sewed the baby heart in his leg and grew a baby around it. Metis and Zeus share the same leg because Metis is inside her body. So the baby Dionysus grew in Zeus and Metis until it was born. HMMMMMMM
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Zeus was certain that humanity would never forget the gods. Boy was he wrong lol. But I guess some people are remembering them again today since Hellenism has come back in Greece and has become an official religion there.
Precisely! Hellenized neo Paganism is making a strong comeback... Even those who don't practice the religion, know these gods through popular media! So you can rest assured, Zeus most definitely got his way. 😂 They are *far* from forgotten.
People gonna believe w/e they want to believe. It's the people who's willing to force/lie people into believing their narrow point of view, are disgusting.
In regards to the waters of Mnemosyne and Lethe (the rivers *And* the goddesses of them); have you ever heard of Meng Po ( en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meng_Po )?
There was a very dark/controversial anime call Rin daughter of mnemosyne, it was controversial because of is displayed of sexuality and violence blended together to the point where its clearly BDSM and torture porn. However despite this as the title of the of the anime states "daughter of mnemosyne" the central theme of the anime is all about creating memories with people and valuing your life's memories. Despite its controversy I actually enjoy the anime and it would have been more popular if the anime didn't depicte violence and sex together. The anime also one of the rare storytelling that brings the subject of immortality as its central plot point, which immortality is a subject that i find very fond of. This video reminds me of the anime 🙂
@@Copperkaiju Never said she was mentioned in the Bible; only that there's "quite a few similarities to biblical accounts", ie, references/concepts; similar statements/details to compare - as these relate to similar nuggets and parallels from each story's respective accounts. Pertaining similarities (in brief) and supporting commentary found: circa 18(?) 🤔 Similarities between Greek mythology and Biblical accounts touched in this episode: Here we go - a deeper dive...🧐😁 0:41 This would be fallen angels and their offspring; the Nephilim - at a time where the presiding mentioned was all corruption all over the Earth. @0:56 Fallen angels (known as "gods", "demigods", these latter aka "heroes" to the Greeks) who taught metallurgy, etc, etc to humanity. @1:40 In regard to Mnemosyne: "A Titaness": a child of the personification of Uranus (Heaven) and Gaea (Earth) ie, a Nephilim...a half angel-half human hybrid (Heaven and Earth) creature (an aberration before the Lord), the heroes of old, the "men of renown", etc. @1:45 "...from the times before dominance of Zeus". Biblically: A third of the angels rebelled against God heavily influenced by Lucifer (Satan). These fallen angels ("gods" to the Greeks, "sons of God" in the Bible) proceeded to have children with women (daughters of men) thus giving birth to Titans (Nephilim). As such we can easily delineate that Mnemosyne (if she existed at all) was a Nephilim. The leader was Zeus which could easily be Satan (if so, possibly one of many personifications of the same failed being, a rebranding) or one of his per se; lieutenants/subservients in the hierarchy, off to play "God" across the globe with false teaching. @2:38-3:02 ie, All knowledge of good and evil, virtues, traits attributed to the "gods" as gifts to humankind. Biblically: Goodness comes from Him. Imperfection from unholiness. Greek mythology: Negative traits are a reflection of the gods themselves...thus providing mankind the excuses to misbehave, up to a certain degree (ie, these "gods" are unholy and therefore, none of them are much less; "the" God). They're mere usurpers not a replacement. Greek mythology: Humans can pick and choose what is good and what is bad. Biblically: Freewill Oral history proceeded to be written down, each nation/group according to their understanding/interpretation of once shared memories, developing various brands of religion and creeds, etc. @3:02 Cronus (perhaps Satan) ruled supreme, usurped his father Uranus (perhaps God) some semblance of peace in which humans and gods lived side by side in harmony. ☝️That last bit is the inverse of the Biblical account, which underlines the total corruption of the land thus soliciting a Deluge to cleanse it...of all corruption. @3:27 Cronus aka Saturn (possibly Satan) leads his fellow rebel "gods" (angels) and demigods (lesser gods, ie, Nephilim) against the Olympians (perhaps God and his angels...and, loses in reality but claims victory to create his own narrative, perhaps rebranding himself as Zeus: the son (Zeus) defeating the father (God). But in reality, God defeated the "son". The Nephilim are destroyed. End of the first Nephilim era, so to say. Perhaps this is what the Titanomachy refers to in the (I think) misconstrued Greek version of events... Perhaps another event? Who knows. ☝️Reference, Gen: 6:4 "There were giants in those days; and also after that, when the sons of God came in unto the daughters of men, and they bare children, the same became mighty men which were of old, men of renown." 👉That denotes two Nephilim ages. Biblically: Satan tried to usurp God's power. God defeats Satan. Given all that, to me; Greek mythology is a corrupted account of mostly real events from long ago...a misinterpretation of oral history. @3:56 At this timestamp, it's made clear Zeus is only a god but not "the God"...particularly @4:06 @5:17 After the flood; the second Nephilim era arrives. @5:38 Perhaps this is how they "took them for marriage" @6:16 This harkens back to the gods and demigods teaching humankind crafts and virtues. Muses. @7:57 Another possible attempt at rebranding...forgetting about the failures of the past. For without the use of memory as a guide, a new narrative is effectively set in motion; lacking needed context to retain truth - which is another way of "sticking it" to God by the fallen angels and offspring. Similarly today, as one example: the same mechanics are applied by most evidently; the Trump supporter, whom excuse everything about him, proclaiming him as good, a Christlike "Cyrus". January 6th, etc, etc. All while knowing and accepting in interviews how awful he is but hey, "as long as we stick it to the Dems!" 👈 @8:10 This is basically a restating of the fallen angels' (Greek gods) and offspring (Titans, Giants, ie, Nephilim) desire to supplant God from being the "eternal God" to them being the "eternal gods". @8:21 Exactly! Hook, line, and sinker. As long as human beings don't remember with accuracy: 'they're ours, we've won by leading them away from God through obfuscation!' @8:47 Vaguely similar to drinking from the "water of life". @12:55 Taking this timestamp into account; regarding misattribution of virtues: mission accomplished! To thank false gods instead of "the God" is in err. It simply asserts that the corruption campaign targeting humans by these higher entities has been successful if not almost absolute. @13:43-14:06 Ouch! And that's how we got here, confused about history; the uncertainty of what it is and what it's not. We've become lazy over the millennia. Oral history is not to be dismissed. Biblical oral history has proven reliable, for example. @14:08 This supports the above assertion regarding the veracity of oral tradition as proven by scholarly erudites. Hope that helps. 😎👍 And I'm off to sleep, finally. 😊😴
@@elram2649, I appreciate the breakdown of similarities. I think, however, its inaccurate to portray one interpretation of these stories as more or less accurate than any other. They are told from differing perspectives, and while you and I may agree with a particular point of view, things look very different to someone who does not.
@@wendychavez5348 Indeed, people are free to choose to believe what they may and to remember things as they so choose and to interpret things for their own means, hence freewill. And for that, I give you a thumbs up. Going deeper however, intellectual consistency is important, ie, being that humans are indeed one creation (otherwise, none of these mythologies, stories, nor histories would ever matter - which is itself a validating point for the former, that being; intellectual consistency) there comes a point when one realizes there must be an original, origin story from which all other interpretations derive. While all these variant stories are interesting and captivating (which is at least one reason we're all here for 🧐, that and geeking out 🤓), key elements from these accounts all harken back toward one overall consistency: the Biblical account...with the only major differences being in memory recall and their application to each group's needs, other than that, they agree on the facts. Hence, taking that into account, and us all being a creation, which itself then requires a creator (it's a requirement); there must then be a metric, a ruler, a historically consistent source from which we can measure the veracity of accounts. Again, to me, the only source providing such overarching consistency, is the Biblical account. It's the metric I use due to its consistency. Again, I want to make it clear (just in case), I'm not hating on anyone nor would I per the subject matter. People are free to choose (as per freewill) and to converse about things (hopefully and preferably) in a civilized manner. Best to you and yours. Enjoy the weekend and enjoy all the soccer games this summer - they've been so good!!! Byes!
Umm Mmm...Homer to whom we credit the Illad and the Odessy was blind. So he would of had to have heard at least the bear bones of the stories, committed them to memory and would of had to retain his own stories by pure memory alone....
I am having a REALLY SHITTY day. Everything is going wrong. Nothing has been interesting for several days. I'm having a HARDCORE agoraphobia PTSD meltdown. Then...... I'm scrolling mindlessly through UA-cam..... Not even reading video descriptions. See the thumbnail for this one and immediately know I haven't seen this picture on here before. Click... Play.... And hear the deliciously sweet, melodic, he-siren voice...... And realize I'm only half hearing the content, cause I already know the whole story. And just typing this while I'm falling through layer after layer of pillowy soft, hypnotic vocalization......
Hellens are Egyptians Josephus Jewish Historian “These Egyptians, Theofore, were the authors of these troubles , who not having the constancy of Macedonians , nor the prudence of Hellens , indulgen all of them evil manners of Egyptians.”[ Against Apion 2.6.]
@@jordand1043 Not making a clue out of what you're getting at... I would seriously love to see what sort of *"backwards"* source material you're drawing from though? -could it be *looney toons?* 😂 🥕
I imagine Mnemosyne as some kind of librarian who oversees a library full of memories alongside the goddess Lethe.
Omg shes delores from westworld .... 😱😱🥴🥴🥴
Wow! *Hermaeus Mora* comes to mind in that library reference... 📚
Beautiful vision
I sometimes forget how much depth there was in Greek myths and just how many deities and Titans there were. Always interesting to learn about!
A goddess of memory that I haven't heard yet but thanks I wanna know more about other Greek gods and goddess that I haven't know yet
Eros has a brother who is basically the god of broken love or love that was taken, I wanna learn about him
Thank you for mention I need more to know but thank you
Ever heard of the Oneroi, the gods of dreams? Hypnos and his little brother, Morpheos, are probably the best examples of such gods.
No not yet but I wanna see in the video if they release, I never thought there so many Greek gods and goddess that I haven't heard yet
Due to the traumatic brain injury I sustained at age 15, I have a unique relationship with Mnemosyne as well as Lethe. I appreciate learning more about her!
*Greek* Mythology is ancient, but it *never* gets old! ✨🖖🏻
There is everything in Greece except Greeks “LoL
- Greece: a Civilization Uncovered 1829 A.D.
Your government brain washed reeks
@@jordand1043 Not to sure what you're trying to say... Or how that even pertains to my comment!?
Sounds more like psycho babbling.
@@jordand1043 The civilization of Ancient Greece emerged into the light of history in the 8th century BC. Normally it is regarded as coming to an end when Greece fell to the Romans, in 146 BC.
Well said 🦙💨🙌
I always love these kind of stories or history or legend/mythology. There's always some kind of entertainment or lesson, be it virtue/morality, cunning, human nature, culture, etc. Even the gods have human nature.
What I read is, in regards to the Ancient Greek take on reincarnation, souls readying to be reborn had to choose which body of water to drink, Mnemosyne's or Lethe's; the souls are supposed to drink from Lethe's waters, forget their old life so that they could be reborn as blank slates. After-which, said-soul would be sent to the Moon, then allowed to descend back-down to the mortal world to be reborn. But, if you could drink from Mnemosyne's waters, instead, you would be reborn remembering *Everything* about their previous life...
One heck of a goddess. Anyway great work on the illustration.
Just wanted to say, I appreciate all the art you organize, and history you summarize for us. Diving into the waters of numerous cultures, including my own, is much less daunting, when we have a stable voice to hear, and plenty of imagery to work with.
I hope you aren't too put off by people who passionately oppose your statements. They're expecting you to give one version of the truth, but records are never so concise.
I would love to know where you are getting the information you tell us, though, since I want to compile some of it, myself. I think other people would be interested in knowing where you're coming from, too. If you'd ever consider adding sources to your description, that'd be fantastic.
Another fantastic video, very much enjoyed this one. Thanx for all your hard work ☺️
mad. you always do your best, all the time. greek mythology is always mimicking what is takes place in the jamaican under world. living is so interesting right now. give thanks.
Excellent video do you think it’s possible if you can do a video the Batibat from Filipino folklore?
It would seem in the underworld that Lethe was merciful and Mnemosyne acted almost as a punisher. I would not want to remember anything if I was sentenced to the underworld.
The Elysian fields which is Greek heaven is also in the underworld. Think of the underworld as a non-dimension to our world of dimension. In the movies you hear, sub space, or zero point. That would be the underworld.
@@bobann3566 yeah cause that makes better sense. Examples are supposed to be simplifications using the mundane not complications using the exotic.
Goddess of Memory.
One of the least remembered of the pantheon.
How odd considering that both memory and museum are two worlds directly related to her name.
As she can give, so she can take. At least that's probably how it'd work. If there is a god of it, then that likely indicates how more of *it* is a blessing.
I've gotta start Finding Mnemo, so I can Remember The Titans!
Artwork is freaking amazing!
Really awesome video! Can't wait for the next one... 🌟🌟🌟
Hi. Would you do one on Metis, the first wife of Zeus
I'd vote for that! 👍🏻
I would love to hear about the Greek goddess flora( the goddess of flowers and plants ) as well maybe Greek sprite or spirits
Your channel is top shelf. I’m an incredibly critical type fella, and once have you disappointed in a regaling of old tales. Thank you greatly, for all that you have given, and no doubt will continue to give in my relearning of our collective history. BRAVO STORYTELLER
The power of memory is underestimated.
Absolutely! 💯
Very. Far from simply the ability to recall past experiences, memory is arguably one of, if not THE ultimate preserver. Like her brother Cronus and sister Rhea, Mnemosyne was a goddess of time, as it is through memory time remains immortal.
Philostratus, Life of Apollonius of Tyana 1. 14 (trans. Conybeare) (Greek biography C1st to C2nd A.D.) :
"When he [Apollonios of Tyana, pagan prophet C1st A.D.] reached the age of a hundred, he still surpassed Simonides in point of memory, and he used to chant a hymn addressed *to Mnemosyne (Memory),* in which it is said that *everything is worn and withered away by time, whereas time itself never ages, but remains immortal because of memory."*
@@herpderp5727 Mmmm! Very interesting, most fascinating... 🌟
I have developed a new science of reading, that I call Prosodic Learning, based on the memory of the music of language
Absolutely love this, have you done one on the muses? Beautiful work🌟💖🙏🏻
I Love this channel.
Keep doing your thing bro, I've learned so much from you.
I appreciate you bro.
I've been blessed ❤️ by 1 of meee gods!!
A man that talked about Legends and became a myth.
Who was myth but now is a historian God.🎙️(mic) drop.
Kudos 👌 for another well-done video full of information. Thank you 👍
Now people record everything and Facebook social media is replacing memories . Sometimes you don't need to record it . Memory is good enough. ☺️
Our brains form infinite false memories even of things we’ve experienced
@@whinda4702 true that. 👍
I heard that a memory is like a Xerox copy, it degrades a little bit each time you recall it. Like you have to repeat the experience to compensate.
Another good one 👍 👌 it's like the best books in the world..its fun here.
What about all of the Muses, next-time?
Arts AND Sciences....
Brilliant ✨🥰 Interesting and Informative. Thank You for making these. 👍🏼👍🏼 Subscribed.
She needs to come visit us all. Because we were all someone before this time.
Love this Titaness ❤
Great work, your videos help a lot grasp what the ancient Greek society and mindset were. A great time! :)
Thank you good sir for another great video. Thank you for the time you take to make these!
She is the mother of Athena, there is an oracle foretell that Zeus would be over thrown like Chronos by the child from Zeus, himself, and Mnemosyne. So Zeus repeats what Chronos has done before. He swallows Mnemosyne, soon Zeus has severe headache, too severe he has to ask God of Smithe use axe to split the head, then Athena as we know were born.
Also her Buddhist counterparts is known as Alaya.
I've heard of 3 different Titanesses that were mother too Athena in the last week. Good arguments for each of them, though apparently it matters less what her name was than that Zeus ate his unborn child in the hopes of succeeding in what his own dad failed at.
The one you're talking about is Metis the daughter of Okeanos, not Mnemosyne.
When baby Dionysus was dismembered Zeus sewed the baby heart in his leg and grew a baby around it. Metis and Zeus share the same leg because Metis is inside her body. So the baby Dionysus grew in Zeus and Metis until it was born. HMMMMMMM
Thank you legend of history for video 👍👍👍
I bet Mnemosyne has a great photographic memory
I'm surprised no elephants adhere to a cult of hers!
Thank you ❤️
15:10 love it! ❤
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But can you please make a video on Skanderbeg?
Of you'd ask me. I'd obviously vote for my Mother for you to cover next. But I believe you already have and twas well done....
Please do a video of you explaining Daniel's vision😭😭🙏🏾
the Zeus is loose I repeat the Zeus is loose
Can you do a video on Leto?
Someone help me.
What song exemplifies Mnemosyne?
Current presence of Mnemosyne?
Zeus was certain that humanity would never forget the gods. Boy was he wrong lol. But I guess some people are remembering them again today since Hellenism has come back in Greece and has become an official religion there.
Precisely! Hellenized neo Paganism is making a strong comeback...
Even those who don't practice the religion, know these gods through popular media! So you can rest assured, Zeus most definitely got his way. 😂 They are *far* from forgotten.
People gonna believe w/e they want to believe. It's the people who's willing to force/lie people into believing their narrow point of view, are disgusting.
@@MrGreen-sw1ly You're 100% right! People will believe what they want to... That is their right. As long as they don't force those beliefs on others.
The Greek gods were never actually forgotten, not even when people no longer worshiped them.
@@omniavanitas7893 💯✔️✅
Great entry! Thanks so much for the incredible content... It's *very* helpful & enjoyable. ✨
5:20 "our randy supreme overlord Zeus." LOL! :D
Great Video.
In regards to the waters of Mnemosyne and Lethe (the rivers *And* the goddesses of them); have you ever heard of Meng Po ( en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meng_Po )?
Why do you sound kind of high on this video?
This is something new.
Now I know from where did the Tolkin get his inspiration 4 Vallars.
There was a very dark/controversial anime call Rin daughter of mnemosyne, it was controversial because of is displayed of sexuality and violence blended together to the point where its clearly BDSM and torture porn. However despite this as the title of the of the anime states "daughter of mnemosyne" the central theme of the anime is all about creating memories with people and valuing your life's memories. Despite its controversy I actually enjoy the anime and it would have been more popular if the anime didn't depicte violence and sex together. The anime also one of the rare storytelling that brings the subject of immortality as its central plot point, which immortality is a subject that i find very fond of. This video reminds me of the anime 🙂
None of the Titianesses fought with Chronos..at least there us no mention of Them doing so...
Metis die face him something so he ouke his children out rhea helped Zeus aswell
I bet everyone is going to have a very hard time trying to pronounce the name of this goddess. At least first time reading the name anyway.
Well... Not everyone. 😉
I remember the first time I heard Terpsichore said versus reading Terpsichore, and yeah, I was pronouncing it all wrong.
Mnemnosyne is constantly being butchered in her name's pronunciation on the internet. At least as far as I had been made to witness.
Interesting origin story of this particular character...quite a few similarities to biblical accounts.
What biblical accounts? I've never heard of Mnemosyne outside of Greek myths and references.
@@Copperkaiju Never said she was mentioned in the Bible; only that there's "quite a few similarities to biblical accounts", ie, references/concepts; similar statements/details to compare - as these relate to similar nuggets and parallels from each story's respective accounts.
Pertaining similarities (in brief) and supporting commentary found:
circa 18(?) 🤔
Similarities between Greek mythology and Biblical accounts touched in this episode:
Here we go - a deeper dive...🧐😁
0:41
This would be fallen angels and their offspring; the Nephilim - at a time where the presiding mentioned was all corruption all over the Earth.
@0:56
Fallen angels (known as "gods", "demigods", these latter aka "heroes" to the Greeks) who taught metallurgy, etc, etc to humanity.
@1:40
In regard to Mnemosyne:
"A Titaness": a child of the personification of Uranus (Heaven) and Gaea (Earth) ie, a Nephilim...a half angel-half human hybrid (Heaven and Earth) creature (an aberration before the Lord), the heroes of old, the "men of renown", etc.
@1:45
"...from the times before dominance of Zeus".
Biblically:
A third of the angels rebelled against God heavily influenced by Lucifer (Satan). These fallen angels ("gods" to the Greeks, "sons of God" in the Bible) proceeded to have children with women (daughters of men) thus giving birth to Titans (Nephilim). As such we can easily delineate that Mnemosyne (if she existed at all) was a Nephilim. The leader was Zeus which could easily be Satan (if so, possibly one of many personifications of the same failed being, a rebranding) or one of his per se; lieutenants/subservients in the hierarchy, off to play "God" across the globe with false teaching.
@2:38-3:02
ie, All knowledge of good and evil, virtues, traits attributed to the "gods" as gifts to humankind.
Biblically:
Goodness comes from Him.
Imperfection from unholiness.
Greek mythology:
Negative traits are a reflection of the gods themselves...thus providing mankind the excuses to misbehave, up to a certain degree (ie, these "gods" are unholy and therefore, none of them are much less; "the" God). They're mere usurpers not a replacement.
Greek mythology:
Humans can pick and choose what is good and what is bad.
Biblically:
Freewill
Oral history proceeded to be written down, each nation/group according to their understanding/interpretation of once shared memories, developing various brands of religion and creeds, etc.
@3:02
Cronus (perhaps Satan) ruled supreme, usurped his father Uranus (perhaps God) some semblance of peace in which humans and gods lived side by side in harmony.
☝️That last bit is the inverse of the Biblical account, which underlines the total corruption of the land thus soliciting a Deluge to cleanse it...of all corruption.
@3:27
Cronus aka Saturn (possibly Satan) leads his fellow rebel "gods" (angels) and demigods (lesser gods, ie, Nephilim) against the Olympians (perhaps God and his angels...and, loses in reality but claims victory to create his own narrative, perhaps rebranding himself as Zeus: the son (Zeus) defeating the father (God). But in reality, God defeated the "son". The Nephilim are destroyed. End of the first Nephilim era, so to say. Perhaps this is what the Titanomachy refers to in the (I think) misconstrued Greek version of events... Perhaps another event? Who knows.
☝️Reference, Gen: 6:4
"There were giants in those days; and also after that, when the sons of God came in unto the daughters of men, and they bare children, the same became mighty men which were of old, men of renown."
👉That denotes two Nephilim ages.
Biblically:
Satan tried to usurp God's power.
God defeats Satan.
Given all that, to me; Greek mythology is a corrupted account of mostly real events from long ago...a misinterpretation of oral history.
@3:56
At this timestamp, it's made clear Zeus is only a god but not "the God"...particularly @4:06
@5:17
After the flood; the second Nephilim era arrives.
@5:38
Perhaps this is how they "took them for marriage"
@6:16
This harkens back to the gods and demigods teaching humankind crafts and virtues. Muses.
@7:57
Another possible attempt at rebranding...forgetting about the failures of the past. For without the use of memory as a guide, a new narrative is effectively set in motion; lacking needed context to retain truth - which is another way of "sticking it" to God by the fallen angels and offspring.
Similarly today, as one example:
the same mechanics are applied by most evidently; the Trump supporter, whom excuse everything about him, proclaiming him as good, a Christlike "Cyrus". January 6th, etc, etc. All while knowing and accepting in interviews how awful he is but hey, "as long as we stick it to the Dems!" 👈
@8:10
This is basically a restating of the fallen angels' (Greek gods) and offspring (Titans, Giants, ie, Nephilim) desire to supplant God from being the "eternal God" to them being the "eternal gods".
@8:21
Exactly!
Hook, line, and sinker.
As long as human beings don't remember with accuracy: 'they're ours, we've won by leading them away from God through obfuscation!'
@8:47
Vaguely similar to drinking from the "water of life".
@12:55
Taking this timestamp into account; regarding misattribution of virtues: mission accomplished!
To thank false gods instead of "the God" is in err.
It simply asserts that the corruption campaign targeting humans by these higher entities has been successful if not almost absolute.
@13:43-14:06
Ouch!
And that's how we got here, confused about history; the uncertainty of what it is and what it's not. We've become lazy over the millennia. Oral history is not to be dismissed. Biblical oral history has proven reliable, for example.
@14:08
This supports the above assertion regarding the veracity of oral tradition as proven by scholarly erudites.
Hope that helps. 😎👍
And I'm off to sleep, finally. 😊😴
@@elram2649 Sleep tight.
@@elram2649, I appreciate the breakdown of similarities. I think, however, its inaccurate to portray one interpretation of these stories as more or less accurate than any other. They are told from differing perspectives, and while you and I may agree with a particular point of view, things look very different to someone who does not.
@@wendychavez5348
Indeed, people are free to choose to believe what they may and to remember things as they so choose and to interpret things for their own means, hence freewill. And for that, I give you a thumbs up.
Going deeper however, intellectual consistency is important, ie, being that humans are indeed one creation (otherwise, none of these mythologies, stories, nor histories would ever matter - which is itself a validating point for the former, that being; intellectual consistency) there comes a point when one realizes there must be an original, origin story from which all other interpretations derive.
While all these variant stories are interesting and captivating (which is at least one reason we're all here for 🧐, that and geeking out 🤓), key elements from these accounts all harken back toward one overall consistency: the Biblical account...with the only major differences being in memory recall and their application to each group's needs, other than that, they agree on the facts.
Hence, taking that into account, and us all being a creation, which itself then requires a creator (it's a requirement); there must then be a metric, a ruler, a historically consistent source from which we can measure the veracity of accounts. Again, to me, the only source providing such overarching consistency, is the Biblical account. It's the metric I use due to its consistency.
Again, I want to make it clear (just in case), I'm not hating on anyone nor would I per the subject matter. People are free to choose (as per freewill) and to converse about things (hopefully and preferably) in a civilized manner.
Best to you and yours.
Enjoy the weekend and enjoy all the soccer games this summer - they've been so good!!!
Byes!
Interesting
Another reason to reject monotheism.
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Now i know how they came up with that fancy name "johnny mnemonic"
Umm Mmm...Homer to whom we credit the Illad and the Odessy was blind. So he would of had to have heard at least the bear bones of the stories, committed them to memory and would of had to retain his own stories by pure memory alone....
cool story.
Mnemosyne is the museum.
Dutch mythology
Mnemosyne, did she ever find out that it was Zeus indeed whom she had slept with and had offspring by?
Well, literally everyone knew that the muses were the daughters of Zeus, so I imagine she had to know, too.
God of memetics and memes be like
interesting
It’s ‘nyma-scene-ee’ not ‘namoh-son-ee’ Mnemosyne
Like Neema Scene not Nemoe Scene?
Bavarian Mythology !!!
Greeks and Bavarians are basically the same thing
I’m surprise hahahahaha
Unfortunately for you this mythology exists before the barbarians. And Bavaria is in Germany . So it is not Bavarian not either barbarian .
Mee knee mo scene nee
Forget your past life, when you understand the lessons learned is wishful thinking.
You misspelled "TerpiSCHore"
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I am having a REALLY SHITTY day. Everything is going wrong. Nothing has been interesting for several days. I'm having a HARDCORE agoraphobia PTSD meltdown.
Then...... I'm scrolling mindlessly through UA-cam..... Not even reading video descriptions. See the thumbnail for this one and immediately know I haven't seen this picture on here before.
Click... Play.... And hear the deliciously sweet, melodic, he-siren voice...... And realize I'm only half hearing the content, cause I already know the whole story. And just typing this while I'm falling through layer after layer of pillowy soft, hypnotic vocalization......
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Her role was to impersonate the Holy Spirit .
Then had 9 children to split God up He is one God . Father Son and Holy Spirit are inseparable as our own bodies are.
WTF? 🤦
apollo greek god make it........
Amen🙏
11:08 pretty 🤩
KING ATLAS!!
Nothing
This video deserves alot more views! 🔍
41st
MACEDONIA is ancient ………
NOT These Fake Greeks from 1829 A.D .
What the what now?
@@25Erix LMFAO! 😂 nevermind that guy... 😳
Hellens are Egyptians
Josephus Jewish Historian
“These Egyptians, Theofore, were the authors of these troubles , who not having the constancy of Macedonians , nor the prudence of Hellens , indulgen all of them evil manners of Egyptians.”[ Against Apion 2.6.]
@@jordand1043 Not making a clue out of what you're getting at...
I would seriously love to see what sort of *"backwards"* source material you're drawing from though?
-could it be *looney toons?* 😂 🥕
@@thehellenicneopagan
Find your roots first 🤡