Athena was born from the head of Zeus. She carries His authority. Where Zeus governs through power and justice, Athena governs through intelligence and preparation.
And how does become God?
"When a God incarnates, He does so as a Theophoros in the material realm. He does not appear with a crown of fire and a retinue of angels, that is the Yehuboric fantasy of divine intervention. He appears as a human being, born of a human mother, subject to human limitations, bearing the weight of a mortal body and a mortal lifespan. He teaches. He builds. He restores the culture of the Gods. He re-establishes the practices that connect humanity to the Divine. He does this not from a throne but from within the human condition itself, demonstrating by his own life that the path from Andrapod to Theos is real."
- From the Temple of Zeus
How did women live in ancient Sumer, Mesopotamia, Persia, Egypt, and Rome? This video uncovers the diverse roles held across ancient civilizations: as landowners, scribes, priestesses, merchants, and leaders. We see the love of women for their children, husbands, community, work, and their people. https://t.co/o9mCQpzopM
@Beargirl_1 Many such powers exist besides this that'll transform your life for the better but laziness and complacency keeps them all away.
Or even simply fear itself.
"Man’s farthest, deepest, star highest, his tremendous strength: is not all this frothing against each other in your pot
Why wonder that many a pot breaks! Learn to laugh at yourselves as one must laugh! You higher men, O how much is still possible!
And verily, how much has already succeeded! How rich this earth is in small good perfect things, in what has turned out well!
Put small good perfect things around you, you higher men! Their golden ripeness heals the heart. What is perfect teaches hope."
- Thus Spake Zarathustra
@maximumpain333 Sometimes people have to learn things the hard way. The goal is for them to place a certain level of respect towards the spiritual initiates or potentially dive into the mysteries themselves.