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Dionysus was the god of the grape harvest, winemaking and wine, of ritual madness and ecstasy in Greek mythology. He is a god of epiphany, "the god that comes", and his "foreignness" as an arriving outsider-god may be inherent and essential to his cults. Dionysus was the last god to be accepted into Mt. Olympus. He was the youngest and the only one to have a mortal mother. His festivals were the driving force behind the development of Greek theatre.
A description of Dionysus by William Smith. Go to LearnOutLoud.com to download this and more Greek Mythology on mp3.
http://www.learnoutloud.com/Catalog/Religion-and-Spirituality/Other-Religions/Greek-Gods/26091
Artista: Dionysus
Album: Anima Mundi
Año: 2004
0:00 - 01. Divine
4:10 - 02. Bringer Of War
9:17 - 03. Anima Mundi
12:51 - 04. My Heart Is Crying
17:52 - 05. March For Freedom
23:57 - 06. What
29:14 - 07. Eyes Of The World
34:53 - 08. Forever More
39:47 - 09. Paradise Land
44:38 - 10. Closer To The Sun
47: 55 - 11. Holy War
- published: 16 Mar 2014
- views: 72001
Friedrich Nietzsche believed that human life is fundamentally divided into the 'Apollonian' and the 'Dionysian'. Find out more and please subscribe here: http://tinyurl.com/o28mut7
If you like our films take a look at our shop (we ship worldwide): http://www.theschooloflife.com/shop/all/
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- published: 04 Aug 2015
- views: 93883
Artista: Dionysus
Album: Fairytales And Reality
Año: 2006
0:00 - 01. Illusion Of Life
5:00 - 02. The Orb
10:00 - 03. Blinded
14:42 - 04. The World
18:02 - 05. Spirit
23:35 - 06. Queen Of Madness
27:19 - 07. The Game
33:23 - 08. True At Heart
28:10 - 09. Tides Will Turn
43:32 - 10. Dreamchaser
48:18 - 11. The End
- published: 09 May 2014
- views: 32400
These mysteries were celebrated throughout Greece and Asia Minor, but principally at Athens, where the years were numbered by them. They were instituted in honor of Bacchus, or, as the Greeks called him, Dionysus, and were introduced into Greece from Egypt. In these mysteries, the murder of Dionysus by the Titans was commemorated, in which legend he is evidently identified with Egyptian Osiris, who was slain by his brother Typhon. The aspirant, in the ceremonies through which he passed, represented the murder of the god and his restoration to life, which, says the Baron de Sacy, (Notes on Sainte-Croix, ii. 86,) were the subject of the allegorical explanations altogether analogous to those which were given to the rape of Proserpine and the murder of Osiris.
The commencement of the mysteries was signalized by the consecration of the mysteries of an egg, in allusion to the mundane egg from which all things were supposed to have sprung. The candidate having been first purified by water, and crowned with a myrtle branch, was introduced into the vestibule, and then clothed in the sacred habiiliments. he was then delivered to the conductor, who, after the mystic warning "Depart hence, all ye profane!" exhorted to the candidate to exert all his fortitude and courage in the dangers and trials through which he was about to pass. He was then led through a series of dark caverns, a part of the ceremonies which Stobaeus calls "a rude and fearful march through night and darkness." During this passage he was terrified by the howling of wild beasts, and other fearful noises; artificial thunder reverbated through the subterranean apartments, and transient flashes of lightning revealed monstrous apparitions of his sight. In this state of darkness and terror he was kept for three days and nights, after which he commenced the aphanism or mystical death of Bacchus. He was now placed on the pastos or couch, that is, he was confined in a solitary cell, where he could reflect seriously on the nature of the undertaking in which he was engaged. During this time, he was alarmed with the sudden crash of waters, which was intended to represent the deluge. Typhon, searching for Osiris, or Dionysus, for they are here identical, discovered the ark in which he had been secreted, and, tearing it violently asunder, scattered the limbs of his victims upon the waters. The aspirant now heard the lamentations which were instituted for the death of the god. Then commenced the search of Rhea for the remains of Dionysus. The apartments were filled with shrieks and groans; the initiated mingled with their howlings of despair the frantic dances of the Corybantes; everything was a scene of distraction, until at a signal from the hierophant, the whole drama changed; - the mourning was turned to joy; the mangled body was found; and the aspirant was released from his confinement, amid the shouts of "We have found it(truth); let us rejoice together." The candidate was now made to descend into the infernal regions (core), where he beheld the torments of the wicked and rewards of the virtuous. It was now that he recieved the lecture explanatory of the Rites, and was invested with the tokens which served the initiate as a means of recognition. He then underwent a lustration, after which he was intriduced into the holy place, where he recieved the name of epopt, and was fully instructed in the doctrine of the mysteries, which consisted in a belief in the existence of one God and a future state of rewards and punishments. These doctrines were inculcated by a variety of significant symbols. After the performance of these ceremonies, the aspirant was dimissed, and the Rites concluded with the pronunciation of the mystic words, Knox Ompax. Sainte Croix (Myst. du Pag., ii. 90,) says that the murder of Dionysus by the Titans was only an allegory of the physical revolutions of the world; but these were in part, in the ancient inittiations, significant of the changes of life and death and resurrection.
- published: 17 Nov 2009
- views: 19103
Dionysus by Jocelyn Pook from the Album Untold Things and also in the film Gangs of new york Soundtrack added the visualizer of the same music from iTunes .
this music is Great and i intend to make more videos like this also with great music for Jocelyn Pook and other great musicians
- published: 23 Dec 2011
- views: 175151
The Sect of the Horned God presents a video series of great myths.
http://www.thesectofthehornedgod.com/
Music by Etu Malku http://www.guitaralchemy.biz/
- published: 17 Dec 2014
- views: 1595
Mal Corvus Witchcraft Paganism and Folklore
http://www.malcorvus.blogspot.co.uk
Pagan God Dionysus or Dionysos God of wine, fertility and the inspirer of ecstasy
Beside Leopards, the bull, the serpent, ivy, vine and wine are signs of the characteristic Dionysian atmosphere, and Dionysus is strongly associated with satyrs, centaurs, and sileni.
- published: 08 May 2009
- views: 50841
Dionysus
Dionysus (/daɪ.əˈnaɪsəs/; Greek: Διόνυσος, Dionysos) is the god of the grape harvest, winemaking and wine, of ritual madness, fertility, theatre and religious ecstasy in Greek mythology. Alcohol, especially wine, played an important role in Greek culture with Dionysus being an important reason for this life style. His name, thought to be a theonym in Linear B tablets as di-wo-nu-so (KH Gq 5 inscription), shows that he may have been worshipped as early as c. 1500–1100 BC by Mycenean Greeks; other traces of the Dionysian-type cult have been found in ancient Minoan Crete. His origins are uncertain, and his cults took many forms; some are described by ancient sources as Thracian, others as Greek. In some cults, he arrives from the east, as an Asiatic foreigner; in others, from Ethiopia in the South. He is a god of epiphany, "the god that comes", and his "foreignness" as an arriving outsider-god may be inherent and essential to his cults. He is a major, popular figure of Greek mythology and religion, and is included in some lists of the twelve Olympians. Dionysus was the last god to be accepted into Mt. Olympus. He was the youngest and the only one to have a mortal mother. His festivals were the driving force behind the development of Greek theatre. Modern scholarship categorises him as a dying-and-rising god.
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15:47Greek Gods: Dionysus
Greek Gods: DionysusGreek Gods: Dionysus
Dionysus was the god of the grape harvest, winemaking and wine, of ritual madness and ecstasy in Greek mythology. He is a god of epiphany, "the god that comes", and his "foreignness" as an arriving outsider-god may be inherent and essential to his cults. Dionysus was the last god to be accepted into Mt. Olympus. He was the youngest and the only one to have a mortal mother. His festivals were the driving force behind the development of Greek theatre. A description of Dionysus by William Smith. Go to LearnOutLoud.com to download this and more Greek Mythology on mp3. http://www.learnoutloud.com/Catalog/Religion-and-Spirituality/Other-Religions/Greek-Gods/26091 -
53:26Dionysus - Anima Mundi [Full Album]
Dionysus - Anima Mundi [Full Album]Dionysus - Anima Mundi [Full Album]
Artista: Dionysus Album: Anima Mundi Año: 2004 0:00 - 01. Divine 4:10 - 02. Bringer Of War 9:17 - 03. Anima Mundi 12:51 - 04. My Heart Is Crying 17:52 - 05. March For Freedom 23:57 - 06. What 29:14 - 07. Eyes Of The World 34:53 - 08. Forever More 39:47 - 09. Paradise Land 44:38 - 10. Closer To The Sun 47: 55 - 11. Holy War -
3:48Student Philosopher: Nietzsche, Apollo & Dionysus
Student Philosopher: Nietzsche, Apollo & DionysusStudent Philosopher: Nietzsche, Apollo & Dionysus
Friedrich Nietzsche believed that human life is fundamentally divided into the 'Apollonian' and the 'Dionysian'. Find out more and please subscribe here: http://tinyurl.com/o28mut7 If you like our films take a look at our shop (we ship worldwide): http://www.theschooloflife.com/shop/all/ Brought to you by http://www.theschooloflife.com -
56:11Dionysus - Fairytales And Reality [Full Album]
Dionysus - Fairytales And Reality [Full Album]Dionysus - Fairytales And Reality [Full Album]
Artista: Dionysus Album: Fairytales And Reality Año: 2006 0:00 - 01. Illusion Of Life 5:00 - 02. The Orb 10:00 - 03. Blinded 14:42 - 04. The World 18:02 - 05. Spirit 23:35 - 06. Queen Of Madness 27:19 - 07. The Game 33:23 - 08. True At Heart 28:10 - 09. Tides Will Turn 43:32 - 10. Dreamchaser 48:18 - 11. The End -
10:54Dionysus Part 1 of 9
Dionysus Part 1 of 9Dionysus Part 1 of 9
These mysteries were celebrated throughout Greece and Asia Minor, but principally at Athens, where the years were numbered by them. They were instituted in honor of Bacchus, or, as the Greeks called him, Dionysus, and were introduced into Greece from Egypt. In these mysteries, the murder of Dionysus by the Titans was commemorated, in which legend he is evidently identified with Egyptian Osiris, who was slain by his brother Typhon. The aspirant, in the ceremonies through which he passed, represented the murder of the god and his restoration to life, which, says the Baron de Sacy, (Notes on Sainte-Croix, ii. 86,) were the subject of the allegorical explanations altogether analogous to those which were given to the rape of Proserpine and the murder of Osiris. The commencement of the mysteries was signalized by the consecration of the mysteries of an egg, in allusion to the mundane egg from which all things were supposed to have sprung. The candidate having been first purified by water, and crowned with a myrtle branch, was introduced into the vestibule, and then clothed in the sacred habiiliments. he was then delivered to the conductor, who, after the mystic warning "Depart hence, all ye profane!" exhorted to the candidate to exert all his fortitude and courage in the dangers and trials through which he was about to pass. He was then led through a series of dark caverns, a part of the ceremonies which Stobaeus calls "a rude and fearful march through night and darkness." During this passage he was terrified by the howling of wild beasts, and other fearful noises; artificial thunder reverbated through the subterranean apartments, and transient flashes of lightning revealed monstrous apparitions of his sight. In this state of darkness and terror he was kept for three days and nights, after which he commenced the aphanism or mystical death of Bacchus. He was now placed on the pastos or couch, that is, he was confined in a solitary cell, where he could reflect seriously on the nature of the undertaking in which he was engaged. During this time, he was alarmed with the sudden crash of waters, which was intended to represent the deluge. Typhon, searching for Osiris, or Dionysus, for they are here identical, discovered the ark in which he had been secreted, and, tearing it violently asunder, scattered the limbs of his victims upon the waters. The aspirant now heard the lamentations which were instituted for the death of the god. Then commenced the search of Rhea for the remains of Dionysus. The apartments were filled with shrieks and groans; the initiated mingled with their howlings of despair the frantic dances of the Corybantes; everything was a scene of distraction, until at a signal from the hierophant, the whole drama changed; - the mourning was turned to joy; the mangled body was found; and the aspirant was released from his confinement, amid the shouts of "We have found it(truth); let us rejoice together." The candidate was now made to descend into the infernal regions (core), where he beheld the torments of the wicked and rewards of the virtuous. It was now that he recieved the lecture explanatory of the Rites, and was invested with the tokens which served the initiate as a means of recognition. He then underwent a lustration, after which he was intriduced into the holy place, where he recieved the name of epopt, and was fully instructed in the doctrine of the mysteries, which consisted in a belief in the existence of one God and a future state of rewards and punishments. These doctrines were inculcated by a variety of significant symbols. After the performance of these ceremonies, the aspirant was dimissed, and the Rites concluded with the pronunciation of the mystic words, Knox Ompax. Sainte Croix (Myst. du Pag., ii. 90,) says that the murder of Dionysus by the Titans was only an allegory of the physical revolutions of the world; but these were in part, in the ancient inittiations, significant of the changes of life and death and resurrection. -
4:57Dionysus - Jocelyn Pook
Dionysus - Jocelyn PookDionysus - Jocelyn Pook
Dionysus by Jocelyn Pook from the Album Untold Things and also in the film Gangs of new york Soundtrack added the visualizer of the same music from iTunes . this music is Great and i intend to make more videos like this also with great music for Jocelyn Pook and other great musicians -
4:13Myths: Dionysus
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5:07Pagan God : Dionysus
Pagan God : DionysusPagan God : Dionysus
Mal Corvus Witchcraft Paganism and Folklore http://www.malcorvus.blogspot.co.uk Pagan God Dionysus or Dionysos God of wine, fertility and the inspirer of ecstasy Beside Leopards, the bull, the serpent, ivy, vine and wine are signs of the characteristic Dionysian atmosphere, and Dionysus is strongly associated with satyrs, centaurs, and sileni. -
3:34Dionysus - Anima Mundi
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5:36The Cult of Dionysus
The Cult of DionysusThe Cult of Dionysus
dionysus
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Greek Gods: Dionysus
Dionysus was the god of the grape harvest, winemaking and wine, of ritual madness and ecstasy in Greek mythology. He is a god of epiphany, "the god that comes", and his "foreignness" as an arriving outsider-god may be inherent and essential to his cults. Dionysus was the last god to be accepted into Mt. Olympus. He was the youngest and the only one to have a mortal mother. His festivals were the driving force behind the development of Greek theatre. A description of Dionysus by William Smith. Go to LearnOutLoud.com to download this and more Greek Mythology on mp3. http://www.learnoutloud.com/Catalog/Religion-and-Spirituality/Other-Religions/Greek-Gods/26091
published: 19 Sep 2013 -
Dionysus - Anima Mundi [Full Album]
Artista: Dionysus Album: Anima Mundi Año: 2004 0:00 - 01. Divine 4:10 - 02. Bringer Of War 9:17 - 03. Anima Mundi 12:51 - 04. My Heart Is Crying 17:52 - 05. March For Freedom 23:57 - 06. What 29:14 - 07. Eyes Of The World 34:53 - 08. Forever More 39:47 - 09. Paradise Land 44:38 - 10. Closer To The Sun 47: 55 - 11. Holy War
published: 16 Mar 2014 -
Student Philosopher: Nietzsche, Apollo & Dionysus
Friedrich Nietzsche believed that human life is fundamentally divided into the 'Apollonian' and the 'Dionysian'. Find out more and please subscribe here: http://tinyurl.com/o28mut7 If you like our films take a look at our shop (we ship worldwide): http://www.theschooloflife.com/shop/all/ Brought to you by http://www.theschooloflife.com
published: 04 Aug 2015 -
Dionysus - Fairytales And Reality [Full Album]
Artista: Dionysus Album: Fairytales And Reality Año: 2006 0:00 - 01. Illusion Of Life 5:00 - 02. The Orb 10:00 - 03. Blinded 14:42 - 04. The World 18:02 - 05. Spirit 23:35 - 06. Queen Of Madness 27:19 - 07. The Game 33:23 - 08. True At Heart 28:10 - 09. Tides Will Turn 43:32 - 10. Dreamchaser 48:18 - 11. The End
published: 09 May 2014 -
Dionysus Part 1 of 9
These mysteries were celebrated throughout Greece and Asia Minor, but principally at Athens, where the years were numbered by them. They were instituted in honor of Bacchus, or, as the Greeks called him, Dionysus, and were introduced into Greece from Egypt. In these mysteries, the murder of Dionysus by the Titans was commemorated, in which legend he is evidently identified with Egyptian Osiris, who was slain by his brother Typhon. The aspirant, in the ceremonies through which he passed, represented the murder of the god and his restoration to life, which, says the Baron de Sacy, (Notes on Sainte-Croix, ii. 86,) were the subject of the allegorical explanations altogether analogous to those which were given to the rape of Proserpine and the murder of Osiris. The commencement of the mysterie...
published: 17 Nov 2009 -
Dionysus - Jocelyn Pook
Dionysus by Jocelyn Pook from the Album Untold Things and also in the film Gangs of new york Soundtrack added the visualizer of the same music from iTunes . this music is Great and i intend to make more videos like this also with great music for Jocelyn Pook and other great musicians
published: 23 Dec 2011 -
Myths: Dionysus
The Sect of the Horned God presents a video series of great myths. http://www.thesectofthehornedgod.com/ Music by Etu Malku http://www.guitaralchemy.biz/
published: 17 Dec 2014 -
Pagan God : Dionysus
Mal Corvus Witchcraft Paganism and Folklore http://www.malcorvus.blogspot.co.uk Pagan God Dionysus or Dionysos God of wine, fertility and the inspirer of ecstasy Beside Leopards, the bull, the serpent, ivy, vine and wine are signs of the characteristic Dionysian atmosphere, and Dionysus is strongly associated with satyrs, centaurs, and sileni.
published: 08 May 2009 -
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The Cult of Dionysus
dionysus
published: 15 May 2014
Greek Gods: Dionysus
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- Duration: 15:47
- Updated: 19 Sep 2013
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Dionysus was the god of the grape harvest, winemaking and wine, of ritual madness and ecstasy in Greek mythology. He is a god of epiphany, "the god that comes",...
Dionysus was the god of the grape harvest, winemaking and wine, of ritual madness and ecstasy in Greek mythology. He is a god of epiphany, "the god that comes", and his "foreignness" as an arriving outsider-god may be inherent and essential to his cults. Dionysus was the last god to be accepted into Mt. Olympus. He was the youngest and the only one to have a mortal mother. His festivals were the driving force behind the development of Greek theatre.
A description of Dionysus by William Smith. Go to LearnOutLoud.com to download this and more Greek Mythology on mp3.
http://www.learnoutloud.com/Catalog/Religion-and-Spirituality/Other-Religions/Greek-Gods/26091
wn.com/Greek Gods Dionysus
Dionysus was the god of the grape harvest, winemaking and wine, of ritual madness and ecstasy in Greek mythology. He is a god of epiphany, "the god that comes", and his "foreignness" as an arriving outsider-god may be inherent and essential to his cults. Dionysus was the last god to be accepted into Mt. Olympus. He was the youngest and the only one to have a mortal mother. His festivals were the driving force behind the development of Greek theatre.
A description of Dionysus by William Smith. Go to LearnOutLoud.com to download this and more Greek Mythology on mp3.
http://www.learnoutloud.com/Catalog/Religion-and-Spirituality/Other-Religions/Greek-Gods/26091
- published: 19 Sep 2013
- views: 31806
Dionysus - Anima Mundi [Full Album]
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 53:26
- Updated: 16 Mar 2014
- views: 72001
Artista: Dionysus
Album: Anima Mundi
Año: 2004
0:00 - 01. Divine
4:10 - 02. Bringer Of War
9:17 - 03. Anima Mundi
12:51 - 04. My Heart Is Crying
17:52 - 05. M...
Artista: Dionysus
Album: Anima Mundi
Año: 2004
0:00 - 01. Divine
4:10 - 02. Bringer Of War
9:17 - 03. Anima Mundi
12:51 - 04. My Heart Is Crying
17:52 - 05. March For Freedom
23:57 - 06. What
29:14 - 07. Eyes Of The World
34:53 - 08. Forever More
39:47 - 09. Paradise Land
44:38 - 10. Closer To The Sun
47: 55 - 11. Holy War
wn.com/Dionysus Anima Mundi Full Album
Artista: Dionysus
Album: Anima Mundi
Año: 2004
0:00 - 01. Divine
4:10 - 02. Bringer Of War
9:17 - 03. Anima Mundi
12:51 - 04. My Heart Is Crying
17:52 - 05. March For Freedom
23:57 - 06. What
29:14 - 07. Eyes Of The World
34:53 - 08. Forever More
39:47 - 09. Paradise Land
44:38 - 10. Closer To The Sun
47: 55 - 11. Holy War
- published: 16 Mar 2014
- views: 72001
Student Philosopher: Nietzsche, Apollo & Dionysus
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- Duration: 3:48
- Updated: 04 Aug 2015
- views: 93883
Friedrich Nietzsche believed that human life is fundamentally divided into the 'Apollonian' and the 'Dionysian'. Find out more and please subscribe here: http:/...
Friedrich Nietzsche believed that human life is fundamentally divided into the 'Apollonian' and the 'Dionysian'. Find out more and please subscribe here: http://tinyurl.com/o28mut7
If you like our films take a look at our shop (we ship worldwide): http://www.theschooloflife.com/shop/all/
Brought to you by http://www.theschooloflife.com
wn.com/Student Philosopher Nietzsche, Apollo Dionysus
Friedrich Nietzsche believed that human life is fundamentally divided into the 'Apollonian' and the 'Dionysian'. Find out more and please subscribe here: http://tinyurl.com/o28mut7
If you like our films take a look at our shop (we ship worldwide): http://www.theschooloflife.com/shop/all/
Brought to you by http://www.theschooloflife.com
- published: 04 Aug 2015
- views: 93883
Dionysus - Fairytales And Reality [Full Album]
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 56:11
- Updated: 09 May 2014
- views: 32400
Artista: Dionysus
Album: Fairytales And Reality
Año: 2006
0:00 - 01. Illusion Of Life
5:00 - 02. The Orb
10:00 - 03. Blinded
14:42 - 04. The World
18:02 - 05. ...
Artista: Dionysus
Album: Fairytales And Reality
Año: 2006
0:00 - 01. Illusion Of Life
5:00 - 02. The Orb
10:00 - 03. Blinded
14:42 - 04. The World
18:02 - 05. Spirit
23:35 - 06. Queen Of Madness
27:19 - 07. The Game
33:23 - 08. True At Heart
28:10 - 09. Tides Will Turn
43:32 - 10. Dreamchaser
48:18 - 11. The End
wn.com/Dionysus Fairytales And Reality Full Album
Artista: Dionysus
Album: Fairytales And Reality
Año: 2006
0:00 - 01. Illusion Of Life
5:00 - 02. The Orb
10:00 - 03. Blinded
14:42 - 04. The World
18:02 - 05. Spirit
23:35 - 06. Queen Of Madness
27:19 - 07. The Game
33:23 - 08. True At Heart
28:10 - 09. Tides Will Turn
43:32 - 10. Dreamchaser
48:18 - 11. The End
- published: 09 May 2014
- views: 32400
Dionysus Part 1 of 9
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 10:54
- Updated: 17 Nov 2009
- views: 19103
These mysteries were celebrated throughout Greece and Asia Minor, but principally at Athens, where the years were numbered by them. They were instituted in hono...
These mysteries were celebrated throughout Greece and Asia Minor, but principally at Athens, where the years were numbered by them. They were instituted in honor of Bacchus, or, as the Greeks called him, Dionysus, and were introduced into Greece from Egypt. In these mysteries, the murder of Dionysus by the Titans was commemorated, in which legend he is evidently identified with Egyptian Osiris, who was slain by his brother Typhon. The aspirant, in the ceremonies through which he passed, represented the murder of the god and his restoration to life, which, says the Baron de Sacy, (Notes on Sainte-Croix, ii. 86,) were the subject of the allegorical explanations altogether analogous to those which were given to the rape of Proserpine and the murder of Osiris.
The commencement of the mysteries was signalized by the consecration of the mysteries of an egg, in allusion to the mundane egg from which all things were supposed to have sprung. The candidate having been first purified by water, and crowned with a myrtle branch, was introduced into the vestibule, and then clothed in the sacred habiiliments. he was then delivered to the conductor, who, after the mystic warning "Depart hence, all ye profane!" exhorted to the candidate to exert all his fortitude and courage in the dangers and trials through which he was about to pass. He was then led through a series of dark caverns, a part of the ceremonies which Stobaeus calls "a rude and fearful march through night and darkness." During this passage he was terrified by the howling of wild beasts, and other fearful noises; artificial thunder reverbated through the subterranean apartments, and transient flashes of lightning revealed monstrous apparitions of his sight. In this state of darkness and terror he was kept for three days and nights, after which he commenced the aphanism or mystical death of Bacchus. He was now placed on the pastos or couch, that is, he was confined in a solitary cell, where he could reflect seriously on the nature of the undertaking in which he was engaged. During this time, he was alarmed with the sudden crash of waters, which was intended to represent the deluge. Typhon, searching for Osiris, or Dionysus, for they are here identical, discovered the ark in which he had been secreted, and, tearing it violently asunder, scattered the limbs of his victims upon the waters. The aspirant now heard the lamentations which were instituted for the death of the god. Then commenced the search of Rhea for the remains of Dionysus. The apartments were filled with shrieks and groans; the initiated mingled with their howlings of despair the frantic dances of the Corybantes; everything was a scene of distraction, until at a signal from the hierophant, the whole drama changed; - the mourning was turned to joy; the mangled body was found; and the aspirant was released from his confinement, amid the shouts of "We have found it(truth); let us rejoice together." The candidate was now made to descend into the infernal regions (core), where he beheld the torments of the wicked and rewards of the virtuous. It was now that he recieved the lecture explanatory of the Rites, and was invested with the tokens which served the initiate as a means of recognition. He then underwent a lustration, after which he was intriduced into the holy place, where he recieved the name of epopt, and was fully instructed in the doctrine of the mysteries, which consisted in a belief in the existence of one God and a future state of rewards and punishments. These doctrines were inculcated by a variety of significant symbols. After the performance of these ceremonies, the aspirant was dimissed, and the Rites concluded with the pronunciation of the mystic words, Knox Ompax. Sainte Croix (Myst. du Pag., ii. 90,) says that the murder of Dionysus by the Titans was only an allegory of the physical revolutions of the world; but these were in part, in the ancient inittiations, significant of the changes of life and death and resurrection.
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These mysteries were celebrated throughout Greece and Asia Minor, but principally at Athens, where the years were numbered by them. They were instituted in honor of Bacchus, or, as the Greeks called him, Dionysus, and were introduced into Greece from Egypt. In these mysteries, the murder of Dionysus by the Titans was commemorated, in which legend he is evidently identified with Egyptian Osiris, who was slain by his brother Typhon. The aspirant, in the ceremonies through which he passed, represented the murder of the god and his restoration to life, which, says the Baron de Sacy, (Notes on Sainte-Croix, ii. 86,) were the subject of the allegorical explanations altogether analogous to those which were given to the rape of Proserpine and the murder of Osiris.
The commencement of the mysteries was signalized by the consecration of the mysteries of an egg, in allusion to the mundane egg from which all things were supposed to have sprung. The candidate having been first purified by water, and crowned with a myrtle branch, was introduced into the vestibule, and then clothed in the sacred habiiliments. he was then delivered to the conductor, who, after the mystic warning "Depart hence, all ye profane!" exhorted to the candidate to exert all his fortitude and courage in the dangers and trials through which he was about to pass. He was then led through a series of dark caverns, a part of the ceremonies which Stobaeus calls "a rude and fearful march through night and darkness." During this passage he was terrified by the howling of wild beasts, and other fearful noises; artificial thunder reverbated through the subterranean apartments, and transient flashes of lightning revealed monstrous apparitions of his sight. In this state of darkness and terror he was kept for three days and nights, after which he commenced the aphanism or mystical death of Bacchus. He was now placed on the pastos or couch, that is, he was confined in a solitary cell, where he could reflect seriously on the nature of the undertaking in which he was engaged. During this time, he was alarmed with the sudden crash of waters, which was intended to represent the deluge. Typhon, searching for Osiris, or Dionysus, for they are here identical, discovered the ark in which he had been secreted, and, tearing it violently asunder, scattered the limbs of his victims upon the waters. The aspirant now heard the lamentations which were instituted for the death of the god. Then commenced the search of Rhea for the remains of Dionysus. The apartments were filled with shrieks and groans; the initiated mingled with their howlings of despair the frantic dances of the Corybantes; everything was a scene of distraction, until at a signal from the hierophant, the whole drama changed; - the mourning was turned to joy; the mangled body was found; and the aspirant was released from his confinement, amid the shouts of "We have found it(truth); let us rejoice together." The candidate was now made to descend into the infernal regions (core), where he beheld the torments of the wicked and rewards of the virtuous. It was now that he recieved the lecture explanatory of the Rites, and was invested with the tokens which served the initiate as a means of recognition. He then underwent a lustration, after which he was intriduced into the holy place, where he recieved the name of epopt, and was fully instructed in the doctrine of the mysteries, which consisted in a belief in the existence of one God and a future state of rewards and punishments. These doctrines were inculcated by a variety of significant symbols. After the performance of these ceremonies, the aspirant was dimissed, and the Rites concluded with the pronunciation of the mystic words, Knox Ompax. Sainte Croix (Myst. du Pag., ii. 90,) says that the murder of Dionysus by the Titans was only an allegory of the physical revolutions of the world; but these were in part, in the ancient inittiations, significant of the changes of life and death and resurrection.
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Dionysus - Jocelyn Pook
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Dionysus by Jocelyn Pook from the Album Untold Things and also in the film Gangs of new york Soundtrack added the visualizer of the same music from iTunes .
thi...
Dionysus by Jocelyn Pook from the Album Untold Things and also in the film Gangs of new york Soundtrack added the visualizer of the same music from iTunes .
this music is Great and i intend to make more videos like this also with great music for Jocelyn Pook and other great musicians
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Dionysus by Jocelyn Pook from the Album Untold Things and also in the film Gangs of new york Soundtrack added the visualizer of the same music from iTunes .
this music is Great and i intend to make more videos like this also with great music for Jocelyn Pook and other great musicians
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Myths: Dionysus
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The Sect of the Horned God presents a video series of great myths.
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The Sect of the Horned God presents a video series of great myths.
http://www.thesectofthehornedgod.com/
Music by Etu Malku http://www.guitaralchemy.biz/
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The Sect of the Horned God presents a video series of great myths.
http://www.thesectofthehornedgod.com/
Music by Etu Malku http://www.guitaralchemy.biz/
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Pagan God : Dionysus
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Mal Corvus Witchcraft Paganism and Folklore
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Pagan God Dionysus or Dionysos God of wine, fertility and the inspirer of ec...
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Pagan God Dionysus or Dionysos God of wine, fertility and the inspirer of ecstasy
Beside Leopards, the bull, the serpent, ivy, vine and wine are signs of the characteristic Dionysian atmosphere, and Dionysus is strongly associated with satyrs, centaurs, and sileni.
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Pagan God Dionysus or Dionysos God of wine, fertility and the inspirer of ecstasy
Beside Leopards, the bull, the serpent, ivy, vine and wine are signs of the characteristic Dionysian atmosphere, and Dionysus is strongly associated with satyrs, centaurs, and sileni.
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Dionysus - Anima Mundi
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Great song !!!
Great song !!!
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The Cult of Dionysus
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Greek Gods: Dionysus
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Dionysus - Anima Mundi [Full Album]
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Student Philosopher: Nietzsche, Apollo & Dionysus
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Dionysus Part 1 of 9
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Illusion of Life
1. Illusion of life
[intro]
You see the shadows closing in
I know the fall has just begun
Nowere to hide, you can't get out
You were trapped inside your lonely life...
[Verse 1]
Empty inside almost insane
Feel so lonely you're stuck to bare the pain
Only you can take control
Watch out before the hangman takes your soul
Don't hide there nowere to run
No escaping from all the things you've done
It's time to face reality
There is no chance for you to feel...
[Bridge]
Falling, loosing your ground
And times running out but still you're blind
[Chorus]
You're down and out, you're lost in paradise
You're just a fool, a fraud filled with lies
You're in a land where shadows watching you
That land is only an illusion of life!
[Verse 2]
Watch out darkness will come on your way
Decide if you ever want to change
You're the one with the golden key
To the future and to your destiny
You need to find out who you are
Take my advice or else you wound get far
Stop pretending that you're the man
Guilty of charge it's time to take your stand
[Bridge]
Falling loosing your ground
And times running out but still you're blind
[Chorus]
[Stick]
You see the shadows closing in
I know the fall has just begun
Nowere to hide you can't get out
You were trapped inside your lonely life!
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It’s a tangled tale of “The Cult of Dionysus,” the Greek god of fertility, wine and theater, all of which attracted ecstatic female worshipers who danced orgy-style at festivals and impromptu gatherings ... The 2016 version of Dionysus is black and has the same fawning female following - bacchants - and electricity of old....
Red Thread Theatre's 'Louisiana Bacchae' is powerful, provocative
Edit The Buffalo News 20 Sep 2016
It’s a tangled tale of “The Cult of Dionysus,” the Greek god of fertility, wine and theater, all of which attracted ecstatic female worshipers who danced orgy-style at festivals and impromptu gatherings ... The 2016 version of Dionysus is black and has the same fawning female following - bacchants - and electricity of old....
New York’s best fall shopping
Edit New York Post 17 Sep 2016
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Tom Holland: Why I was wrong about Christianity
Edit New Statesman 14 Sep 2016
It took me a long time to realise my morals are not Greek or Roman, but thoroughly, and proudly, Christian. " data-adaptive-image-768-img="" data-adaptive-image-1024-img="" data-adaptive-image-max-img="">. When I was a boy, my upbringing as a Christian was forever being weathered by the gale force of my enthusiasms. First, there were dinosaurs ... no human being had ever seen a sauropod ... Apollo, Athena, >Dionysus ... the age of Cicero ... Getty . ...
The great wine fraud
Edit The Guardian 11 Sep 2016
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The least likely playboy in the Hamptons
Edit New York Post 04 Sep 2016
It’s an August weekend at “Camp Soros,” a $72 million Water Mill estate, and the rosé is flowing. Models, NBA players and club kids kick it by a pool overflowing with rubber duckie floats. There’s a personal chef presiding over lobster bakes and a 20,000-square-foot mansion for games of drunken hide-and-seek (a favorite of fashion designer and sometime guest Timo Weiland) ... @realjaywilliams ... thesis, entitled “Jewish Dionysus ... ... ... ... ....
The Wicked + The Divine was the best comic book of the summer
Edit Vox 02 Sep 2016
This past year has, in its grim way, showed us the importance of being a fan. Following the deaths of David Bowie and Prince, first there was shock and then memorials — summations of how the artists had the power to change lives, how they made people feel brave, or desired, or not alone ... The lines are divided between the gods of hell (Persephone, Morrigan, Baphomet, Dionysus) and those loyal to Ananke, like Baal, Sakhmet, and Woden ... ....
Clinton House a draw in Fayetteville, but skip game days
Edit Arkansas Online 01 Sep 2016
Other notable attractions on the 512-acre campus include landmark Old Main, the university's oldest building; Chi Omega Greek Theatre, meant to evoke the ancient Greek Theatre of Dionysus in Athens; Carnall Hall, a Colonial Revival gem now serving as an inn and restaurant; the Fine Arts Center, the work of world-renowned architect Edward Durell Stone; and the Fulbright Peace Fountain, designed by E ... J. William Fulbright ... 11, 1975 ... 12....
Reason in the age of Trump: How to rebuild our society
Edit Daily Star Lebanon 31 Aug 2016
In the classical Greek tragedy The Bacchae, the god Dionysus, powered by a thirst for vengeance, battles the inflexible and closed-minded King Pentheus for the soul of Thebes ... ....
How to make a bag that looks like it’s $3,800
Edit New York Post 30 Aug 2016
Patches, appliqués and pins, oh my! DIY-inspired handbags are all the rage, thanks to the over-the-top styles this season from a host of designers — Marc Jacobs, Dolce & Gabbana and Valentino among them. I’m currently obsessing over Gucci’s “Dionysus GG Supreme” carryall with sequined lightning bolts, lips and ruffles. I’d love to own one, but I can’t justify spending more than $3,800 for a purse. So I got crafty — and made my own....
Album reviews: Scott Walker | Ed Harcourt | Law Holt
Edit Scotsman 20 Aug 2016
Scott Walker’s soundtrack to a film about the rise of fascism is by turns eerie, ominous and compelling. Scott Walker. The Childhood Of A Leader Original Soundtrack . Rating. **** . 4AD. Ed Harcourt. Furnaces . Rating. *** . Polydor. Law Holt. City . Rating. *** ... With a major label budget at his disposal, he has turned up the ambition and theatricality on the infernal Furnaces, drumming up some taut quasi-gothic melodrama on Dionysus ... Rating....
Alan Cumming bringing Cabaret back to Edinburgh Fringe
Edit Scotsman 06 Aug 2016
Alan Cumming as Dionysus in The Bacchae at the Edinburgh International Festival 2007 ... and is known for TV roles like CBS's hugely popular The Good Wife, films such as Eyes Wide Shut and theatre including Macbeth, Cabaret and the National Theatre of Scotland's spectacular The Bacchae in 2007, in which he owned the stage as Dionysus in a gold kilt....
Alan Cumming brings cabaret back to Edinburgh International Festival
Edit Scotsman 06 Aug 2016
Alan Cumming as Dionysus in The Bacchae at the Edinburgh International Festival 2007 ... and is known for TV roles like CBS's hugely popular The Good Wife, films such as Eyes Wide Shut and theatre including Macbeth, Cabaret and the National Theatre of Scotland's spectacular The Bacchae in 2007, in which he owned the stage as Dionysus in a gold kilt....
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