Aquarian Mythology - Film Score Rundowns

Jason and the Argonauts
Jason son of Aeson was robbed of his kingdom by his half-brother Pelias. Chiron, the
centaur, trained Jason who then went to Iolcus to demand the return of his father's
kingdom. On the way he helped Hera, the Virgin Mother, cross a stream, and by so doing
lost a sandal.
The loss of a shoe, sandal or the laming or loss of a foot (five toes) depicts the fall of the
Monad from the Great Ocean of Pisces to a physical body. The half-brother Pelias is the
other part of the Gemini twin who does not descend. This is the cycle of the Soul
described in the story of the Prodigal Son in the
Bible, where again the elder brother does not descend.
Pelias sent Jason on the quest for the Golden Fleece in Colchis. The Fleece was given to
Helle by Hermes and carried by Phrixus, her brother, to Colchis. Here the ram was
sacrificed to Zeus and its fleece hung on an oak, with a dragon set to guard it. The ram is
Aries. The oak is the Aries-Libra axis of
the spine and the dragon is the serpent-fire of kundalini in the spine. Phrixus married
Chalciope. His son Argus was the builder of the Argo in which Jason sailed. The 50
Argonauts refer to the seven subplanes
of the seven planes which have to be ascended by the Soul in its return from Libra to
Aries.
The Voyage of the Argonauts
The Argonauts first stopped at Lemnos where the women had killed their husbands. They
stayed at the island and founded a new race. The ship Argo is the ark. On reaching land
the Monads marry the women. (This is the descent of the Souls to the physical plane or
island to gain the experiences necessary
to reach the goal of perfection.)
The Bosphorus (the place of the cow) represents Taurus. The Monad comes from Pisces
(the Virgin Mother) hence the dove (symbol of Venus) is sent out from the Argo, just as
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