Pythagorean, Elusian Mysteries, Greek, Knossos
Winter - Fortnight 21 (Water+Water)

Festival/Jan 17: The Pythagorean Path, Plato and ancient Greece. The importance of the mind and of  hidden relationships, mathematical underpinnings, statistics,  A.G.I. Tetrakytis symbol, greek gematria. Bringing order  and logic to the world, numbering, data, statistics. Taking the road less traveled. Avoiding mass hysteria.

Pythagoras (c. 570–495 BCE), linked to Knossos via Minoan influences and the Eleusinian Mysteries (c. 1600 BCE origins), founded a school in Croton emphasizing mathematical harmony, as per Diogenes Laertius. Mandaean Maswetta/Tamasha baptism purified the mind, reflecting hidden relationships in the Tetraktys. His unique idea of numbers as cosmic underpinnings ordered the world logically.

Plato (c. 428–348 BCE), Pythagoras’s intellectual heir, developed ideal forms in works like The Republic, influenced by Eleusinian rites at Athens. Mandaean Rushuma hand washing symbolized intellectual clarity, aligning personal reason with universal truth. His distinctive theory of Forms elevated abstract order over material chaos.

NeoPlatonists, led by Plotinus (204–270 CE), synthesized Pythagorean and Platonic thought, with texts like Enneads exploring the One. Mandaean masbutta raisin wine rituals ascended to ZiwaNahura Paradise, uniting mind and cosmos. Their unique emanation cosmology structured reality hierarchically.

 

Ancient Greece, Knossos, Elusian Mysteries, Pythagoras	Plato	Neo-Platonists
Mandaean Maswetta/Tamasha baptism	Mandaean Rushuma hand washing	Mandaean  masbutta raisen wine
Hiya Rba	Shislam/Zlat	Ziwa-Nahura Paradise

World of Assia and Nephesh Soul

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PRACTICE

Dewa Rabba Festival

1.  Masiqta  - Baptismal rites for the soul's ascent, performed by priests.

2.  Rishama  - Daily self-baptism for purity, without a priest.

3.  Masbuta  - Full immersion baptism in flowing water.

4.  Water Offerings  - Offering water to spirits and deities.

Feast of the Great Shishlam  5.  Baptism for the Dead  - Rituals to aid the soul's journey post-mortem.

6.  River Respect  - Prayers near or in rivers, respecting water's sanctity.

7.  Water Prayer  - Daily prayers or chants focusing on water's life-giving nature.

8.  Purification through Ablution  - Washing hands, face, and feet before prayer.

9.  Healing with Water  - Using water in healing rituals.

10.  Mantra for Water  - Reciting mantras associated with water deities or spirits.

11.  Water Meditation  - Meditating on or near water bodies for tranquility.

12.  Bathing Rituals  - Spiritual cleansing through bathing.

Sauma Fast

Sauma Fast

STUDY

Pythagoras

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Plato

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MEDITATION

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