Wine death and wedding plans for friend wressling cattle.

the world works by rights and authority is gained by proviong oneself equal as Theseus did, the someone got every right from the air to sea to fires earth and cosmically
to testyfy that it was good and authentic to all
they people should be happy as kings can bless and be as the people desire
but the god crown represented by them tests them and gives blessing as elected leaders and common folk do.
rites are rights to authority
the someone was the first with you all to get them all.

see how the rights
some were the rights of nations all here still , by what ever planet

to understand the minateur one can look at the ritual of Theseus and his friend Pirithous, prince of the Lapiths. His friend hearing of theseus deeds and athletism invited him to wressle a bull in areana to see if he or his friend was stronger. They dawned thier gear and met in the field , both agreeing both were strong and equal, they unified sharing authority as equal brothers part of the same household, the batt;le was real like the battle of the olympics are. they wressled hard the cattle true and drove them like a matador from the field of marathom. Cattle wressling , he ha cow boys. They even competed chasing the vull as several events entailed this battle. Necture mentions a tribe they destroyed in fame the two friends and vrethened, the bear of course was the people like the pig already vanquished to equality. Tpo destroy means taking something apart and rebuilding it a good way. the Calydonian Boar was the people they conquesred together adding them with equal glory to thier families. this ritual also including catching a greesed boar. Now you see what the boar represented , a people, a ritual, a totem. Together the friends conquered a event theseus had already beaten and gained fame as equal to these people. This unified the peoples of each tribe even a second time tghrough theseus friend.

later "Later, Pirithous was preparing to marry Hippodamia. The centaurs were guests at the wedding feast, but got drunk and tried to abduct the women, including Hippodamia. The Lapiths won the ensuing battle." for Pirithous unified with the greeks now greek due to hercules

ippodamia (also Hippodamea and Hippodameia from Ancient Greek: Ἱπποδάμεια) was a daughter of King Oenomaus and wife of Pelops with whom her offspring were Thyestes, Atreus, Pittheus, Alcathous, Troezen, Hippalcimus, Copreus, Astydameia, Nicippe, Eurydice and others. http://wiki.ask.com/Hippodamia?qsrc=3044
Hypo goddess or dame , meaning dama, madam and queen godblessed.

Here one sees the wedding and festival includes the dionasien wine that drunkard the centuares in hercules myth, thus the drinking of the wine is part of the unification allience ritual and park of a wedding feast cause Hippodamea was of these people as well. thus three peoples like three strings for May 1 are now on a hand. Eurytus being the strongest or leader of the centaures is killed like a kane ritual and his people join theseus people by authority of blood unity. Kane and abal A Vel shared a blood letting or holy cup substitute and in a ritual or similar ritual Theseus and Eurytus joined. Here the holy win of the male horned dianises or divine islanmd , even be they two, or more, unified by death of drinking to unify like smoking a peacepit or communion as in christian churches.

More later as this lesson stands, but like hercules killing centuares with a drink commonion to be one with them forever as kane says, theseus and his people become with equal autrhority with the centuares and hippodamea's line of people, pone and the same yet diferent two, as these people are from the same stem of centuare and the same folk.

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