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Zeus came to Leda as a swan. The aquatic bird represents an emanation (Aries) from the
Great Sea of Pisces. Leda (Taurus as the Verbum) bore two pairs of twins (Gemini) one
pair being Castor and Pollux. They are the Dios kouroi or sons of Zeus. One (Pollux) is
the Higher Self and the other (Castor) is the Lower Self who was killed (descended into
manifestation) by Idas, son of Aphareus. Zeus offered Pollux immortality but he refused
to accept it unless reunited with Castor. Zeus therefore allowed them to
spend every alternate day together, one day in Heaven and the next on Earth. (This refers
to the Soul being able to leave the physical body during sleep and become active on the
astral plane.) Finally, they were both brought to Heaven (at the death of the physical
body) and became the twin Stars (Star-Monads) of Gemini.
Hypermnestra (the Great Mother) had twins (the Monad in Gemini as the Higher and
Lower Selves). These were Proteus (the formless Higher Self) and Acrisius, who had a
daughter Danae (the Soul). She was locked in an underground chamber (the physical
body) but Zeus visited her in a shower of gold. (Gold is the Solar metal of Leo-Atma, the
Spirit of the Higher Self, which can awaken the Soul
imprisoned in the chamber of the physical body Danae gave birth to the divine child
Perseus from whom came Heracles.
PART VI
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(b) THE MYSTERIES AND THE EARTH MOTHER (i)
Synopsis
(i) The Origin of the Mysteries
The Meaning of Myth in Greek Thought
Crucifixion as the Descent of the Soul
The Crucifixion of Spirit in Matter
Hermes Trismegistus and the Mysteries
Orpheus
The Orphic Mysteries
The Golden Ass of Apuleius
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