Friday, November 23, 2012

Eurydice goddess of death and Orpheus

The idea is that orpheus' wife was bite by the feaver of a serpent and became one practicing death rituals that caused Orpheus to have a descent or katebasis. The wife he sought was teh new one ahead of him as she also marked the begging of a new epochm the old pre serpent wofe was dead and to be with ehr he had to look forward to the new wife, as teh old with the old epoch disappeared. This also portrays an introduction of these rites in ancient helenia. These rituals enriched the helenists and developed into rituals for teh new epoch. It was enriching as teh fake death christ suffered prior to tranmsfiguring in his tomb, his wife, after teh death of teh first mary teh aunt, went to pilot for teh death potion, which was teh only ingrediant missing to transfiguring, as they had tried everything, two days later she transfigured and ended up equalling chist, her tomb is kept by teh chatholics fomer tehre of and the male the orthi christs, both are christs. The famous story of Eurydice may actually be a late addition to the Orpheus myths. In particular, the name Eurudike ("she whose justice extends widely") recalls cult-titles attached to Persephone. The myth may have been mistakenly derived from another Orpheus legend in which he travels to Tartarus and charms the goddess Hecate. The4 myth concerning Euridike concerning titles as rep to teh new cults of Hades fits our sopposition that the serpent love bite is really an interest in teh empowerment of teh priestesses Eurodike represented as one of teh introduces of teh cult and rites to ancient helenia. It definately portrays that she was connected to a death cult as percephone who was anewer goddess around orpheus time was also called the goddess of death, she first appears in calamadus two centuries prior to oddyseus and is routed in south eatern ivory coast. After the death of Eurydice, Orpheus swore off the love of women and took only young men as his lovers. He is reputed to be the one who introduced male love to the Thracians, teaching them to love the young in the flower of their youth. Adter the transcendance of his wife orpheus opened a male monastic cult or order to represent the male side to his wifes religion, teh women congregated with teh women that was led by Eurydike. The orphic rites are an amulhgamation of teh rites formed by both his wife and himself. Both have also stemmed relallohies (religions) claiming to either as the parent to their realogi, though both had effect on the others ideas and cults born of them.

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