Aquarian Mythology - Film Score Rundowns

Apollo and Artemis, Children of Zeus and Leto
Apollo was born on the island of Ortygia (quail) renamed Delos (brilliant). The sacred
swans (the form Zeus took to mate Leto) circled the island seven times. (This depicts the
descent of the Sun-Monad as Apollo through the seven planes to the physical island.) The
swans took Apollo to the northern Hyperboreans (Second Root Race prior to the
Lemurians). He came back to Greece and found Delphi guarded by the great serpent
Python which he slew. The eight-yearly festival at Delphi celebrated the
purification rites connected with the cycle of the Soul into and out of incarnation. The
figure 8 on its side is the lemniscate or symbol of the Soul cycle, and is related to Saturn
as the Initiator of the Mysteries.
Apollo's love for Daphne is the love of the Monad for the Soul (Daphne) who becomes a
laurel tree (the Aries-Libra axis of the spine) adopted as the symbol of Apollo.
As a god of music he plays the seven-stringed lyre. Each string is related to one of the
Seven Rays through which the Sun-Monad (Apollo) descends through the Tree (Daphne
the Soul) to incarnation. The fight with the Serpent-Python represents the desire nature of
the Lower Self.
Artemis (The Divine Mother) Sister of Apollo
Artemis is described as a virgin and protector of women in childbirth. She killed Orion,
who was in love with Opis (the virgin Soul), by sending a scorpion to sting him in the
heel.
The scorpion is the astrological sign Scorpio which is related to the desire - mind of man.
In the Bible it stings the heel of Adam but the power of the Soul can bruise its head by
changing Scorpio into Virgo. The astrological psychology of the individual is as follows:
HIGHER SELF
LOWER SELF
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