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In the IMAGE of a Wannabe Almighty GOD⚡ (& HIS Wannabe Almighty GODDESS⚡) #PATRIARCHS(& THEIR MATRIARCHS)⚡ #SELFappointedHIGHERarchies⚡ 🌋🏔️⚠️��🏛️🪞👹👑⚡⚠️🛐 #KnowYourPLACEorELSE⚡⚠️🛐 #FemalesAndChildrenAsPROPERTY⛓️ #POCsAndOrEnemiesAsPROPERTY⛓️ #CONFORMorELSE⚡ #CONVERTorELSE⚡ #SUBMITorELSE⚡ #FEARandOBEYandPAYandPRAYtoBeSPARED ⚡😱🤑🛐 #ChooseYourGodsWiselyOrELSE😱⌛ The myth of Zeus chaining Hera from the sky is one of the most severe punishments recorded between the king and queen of Olympus, serving as a brutal display of cosmic power. According to Homer's Iliad (Book 15), the punishment was a direct consequence of an uprising Hera led against Zeus: The Rebellion (The Backstory) Fed up with Zeus’s arrogance and frequent infidelities, Hera organized a palace coup alongside Poseidon, Apollo, and Athena. They managed to catch Zeus sleeping and bound him to his bed with rawhide thongs. He was only freed when the Nereid Thetis brought Briareos (the hundred-handed giant) to terrify the conspirators and untie him. The Punishment: Chaining From the Sky Once freed, Zeus unleashed his fury primarily on Hera as the mastermind. The physical punishment entailed: • Suspension in the Cosmos: Zeus hung Hera directly out of the heavens, suspending her in the open air between the sky and the earth. • Golden Anvils on Her Feet: To maximize her agony, stretch her body, and ensure she could not pull herself up, Zeus tied two heavy golden anvils to her feet. • Golden Bindings: He bound her wrists with unbreakable, golden handcuffs/chains that he fastened securely to the firmament of Mt. Olympus. • A Public Warning: She was left hanging in mid-air as a spectacle. The other gods were so terrified of Zeus's wrath that they did not dare step forward to untie or rescue her, knowing Zeus would hurl them from the celestial threshold if they tried. Zeus only released Hera after she swore a solemn, unbreakable oath by the River Styx that she would never again conspire against him. Would you like to explore how Zeus punished the other gods who helped Hera in the coup, or examine how this myth influenced Greek art and literature?

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