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The Greek Hades is the place of death of the Spirit of man, namely, the physical plane. It
has four rivers, the Styx (night), Phlegethon (fire), Lethe (forgetfulness) and Cocytus
(groans). The river Lethe
relates to the forgetting by the Soul of its spiritual origin during its life in the physical
body. The four rivers are similar to those of the Garden of Eden, but on a much lower
level of manifestation of the cosmic mandala of the circle and the four-armed cross.
The Olympian gods made vows over the waters of the Styx. If they broke these vows
they were deprived of breath (their spiritual life) and forced to live for nine years
(descend through the nine planes) away from Olympus (on the physical plane as Souls in
bodies). The drinking of the waters denotes incarnation, hence the forgetfulness of Lethe.
The ferryman Charon carries the Soul from the Higher Self (Leo to Libra) across to the
Lower Self (Scorpio to Capricorn). The judging or weighing of the Soul takes place in
Libra (the balance point or Scales) at the foot of the Tree of Life (the Aries-Libra axis).
Tartarus is the lower desire levels of the Astral Plane and the Elysian fields are the
Higher Astral and Mental Planes which the Soul inhabits after the death of the physical
body and during sleep.
The Greek Concept of Death
or Thanatos
The ker or death of the Greeks is probably related to the Coptic Mu or Egyptian Mwt or
mort by the Sanskrit word karma relating to the carriage of death or the Soul in the
physical body. It has to descend to the physical plane because of its karma, the law of
cause and effect. Man by his actions determines his future, as he sows so also shall he
reap.
The dog-headed god of Anubis is the psychopompus or leader of Souls, who is also
Thoth-Hermes or Mercury. Mercury as ruler of Virgo, the Intuition of the Higher Self can
lead the mind of the Lower Self from its living death in the physical body. This life we
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