Wow. What a story. I always knew Pythagoras was a great man because of his findings in mathematics. But he went way beyond that. I can excuse some of the hyperbole because the people probably invented stories of their own. I don't think Pythagoras could control the weather but you expect some of this in history. His statement that "The truth deifies a man," and "God is light. God's soul is truth," rings true to me. Today, we call science a "search for the truth." I subscribed.
I was always told how bad at mathematics I was. Mother and father never believed much in me. Fast forward to 26, (big number in numerology) I’ve interpreted all the clues in my life, all the people I’ve come into contact with, and cracked alot of mysteries. God bless the chosen.
Air is water too. Think he said air is made of crystals. The point is the difference between birds n fishes. One is in water fins move one way. Birds fins move the other way n fly .
I went through your encyclopedia hermetica 3 times in the past, and it really got me thinking. I listen to quite a host of things. I really wish I could see you do a cross over with another TH-cam channel. I feel like you and the dude could have a good talk. Gnostic Informant could use your pov.
Thanks for your effort in putting your stuff out. I’ve expanded to so many other areas of “knowledge sources” due to your big history. I was a shill for it haha.
The more I learn about these ancient teachers the more the part of the cave allegory where the freed prisoners go back and why many did not share knowledge unless the people where searching for enlightenment makes sense.
Hey MH, would you be interested in debating Jay Dyer on Pagan theology/Neoplatonism vs the Christian Transcendental argument for God on BTR? Jay has denigrating Greeks/Romans for years
Is there any way you can add spanish closed captioning on your videos/posts? I know several people that would subscribe and watch them all and I believe you would open your work up to a large new audience. Thanks either way.
I don't know how good the translations are, but if you go to the little cog button in the bottom right of the screen, you can get automatically translated subtitles (presumably based off google translate and the provided script).
I guess you could say this is the condensed biography of Pythagoras although I'm not sure how much is really known about him. Wow, what an example. Christ consciousness in action. I'm wondering what he had against beans. Was it an allegory?
“Though decked with leafy crowns” After a series of visions I experienced, my minds eye had grown drawn towards the scattered mentions of “thigh” in the works of mythos, theology, and the spotted histories which boarder them both. I’d be curious to hear the thoughts of others concerning this “thigh” motif; there must be some aspect to this appearing in literature that could be related to the “golden thigh of Pythagoras”. I’ve starting to suspect it’s a birthmark, which carries some timeless significance. I’d love to chat with anyone interested!
Was the famous and ancient Phoenician city of Tyre part of Assyria? I thought that Pythagoras was of Phoenician roots not Assyrian, since Tyre was one of the most notable Phoenician cities of the Eastern Mediterranean. That’s where Europe was born and that’s where they sailed from to establish Carthage.
Thank you. Wow, if the tragedy of his followers sacrificing themselves for him is true, what an irony, preaching detachment all your life, then to die from grief. Understandable, of course, but who knows, so many stories. And with all his wisdom, that wasn't the smartest thing to do, reject Cylon like that. I always thought anybody could discover the Pythagorean formula from observations with blocks or something. And of course, it's from Vedic texts way before attribution to Pythagoras (snake gathering place, python agora).
He was a mystery school teacher so I'm pretty sure he did. The no meat and no bean could have been because of something like Syrian rue which can trigger serotonin syndrome when taking with something like ayahuasca.
"Pythagoras was awesome" - Dan Attrell, encyclopedia hermetica.
Thanks for this! Appreciation from Scotland. 🙌
Errata:
17:16 - aspiration, not inspiration
18:59 - Daunian bear, not Danubian
I listen to this down the gym on the treadmill.
What a world we live in.
Me too!
Pythagoras once said, "No one likes a know it all!" Ironicous laughed himself sober. And said he hadn't cared for Pythagoras... ever, really.
Appreciation from Croatia, bravo, bravo, bravo!
Dan, your gifts to us are much appreciated. Thank you.
I am losing the ability to read and you help make it tolerable.
I'm really sorry to hear that Patrick, glad I can be of assistance.
Wow. What a story. I always knew Pythagoras was a great man because of his findings in mathematics. But he went way beyond that. I can excuse some of the hyperbole because the people probably invented stories of their own. I don't think Pythagoras could control the weather but you expect some of this in history. His statement that "The truth deifies a man," and "God is light. God's soul is truth," rings true to me. Today, we call science a "search for the truth." I subscribed.
Thank you for consistently providing the best content on TH-cam
Truth!
Agreed
This is me this is who I am
I was always told how bad at mathematics I was. Mother and father never believed much in me. Fast forward to 26, (big number in numerology) I’ve interpreted all the clues in my life, all the people I’ve come into contact with, and cracked alot of mysteries. God bless the chosen.
You are a mainstay in my life. Thank you
Thank you so much Dan for another great read. Fantastic listening to start the weekend.
You're very welcome, thanks for stopping by
Pythagoras is my favorite. This channel is awesome, thank you!!
Thank you so much Pythagoras my favourite
You're welcome, thanks for listening.
Wonderful - perfect pace!
Thank you kind sir. Top self content. Can’t wait to listen. 🍻
hey, thank you for all of your content. looking forward to this!
We love this channel! Thank you for the most high quality and dope content. 💰🎁🏆🎯
Thanks for all your work, Dan. Really appreciate it!
Happy birthday
These comments are your gift
What A Beautiful work of Art 🖼 thank you for sharing..!
Thank you.
Thanks for your information ❤
My pleasure, thanks for watching
Really excellent, thanks for sharing.
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Thank you Dan x
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I needed this….thanks
Had I known math was the language of the universe itself I would’ve paid more attention in school.
Epic content.
Air is water too. Think he said air is made of crystals.
The point is the difference between birds n fishes. One is in water fins move one way.
Birds fins move the other way n fly .
Elements in ancient times meant states of aggregation, water meant any fluid, air meant any gas
Thanks!
Thanks DD
Dionysiphanes - the most orphic name i have ever heard
Great. Thank you.
So dope
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Fantastic.thank you!
Glad you liked it!
If only we could of had a surviving written work from him. The tragedy of genius in an age of sword and shield.
Hmmm... might be something in the Vatican archives... once those are opened up to the public...
@@PetrusSolus lol world is not Dan Brown's book, please study before speculate bs
If only the inquisition hadn't happened we would have a lot more from that period.
Well read....👍
I went through your encyclopedia hermetica 3 times in the past, and it really got me thinking. I listen to quite a host of things. I really wish I could see you do a cross over with another TH-cam channel. I feel like you and the dude could have a good talk. Gnostic Informant could use your pov.
Thanks for your effort in putting your stuff out. I’ve expanded to so many other areas of “knowledge sources” due to your big history. I was a shill for it haha.
Heck ya dan
heck ya Cholate
The more I learn about these ancient teachers the more the part of the cave allegory where the freed prisoners go back and why many did not share knowledge unless the people where searching for enlightenment makes sense.
Hey MH, would you be interested in debating Jay Dyer on Pagan theology/Neoplatonism vs the Christian Transcendental argument for God on BTR?
Jay has denigrating Greeks/Romans for years
29:00 when translation says daffodil did it mean narcissus, is it the same plant?
Is there any way you can add spanish closed captioning on your videos/posts?
I know several people that would subscribe and watch them all and I believe you would open your work up to a large new audience.
Thanks either way.
I don't know how good the translations are, but if you go to the little cog button in the bottom right of the screen, you can get automatically translated subtitles (presumably based off google translate and the provided script).
@@TheModernHermeticist
Thanks, I noticed it’s not available on my phone but it is on my laptop.
That’s again!!
14:48 what are those ilustrations? Where can i find them
Dun fugetta smash a liek buddun
le smash
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I was always confused by his grief with beans, now I know! (Still gonna eat beans tho)
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I guess you could say this is the condensed biography of Pythagoras although I'm not sure how much is really known about him. Wow, what an example. Christ consciousness in action. I'm wondering what he had against beans. Was it an allegory?
“Though decked with leafy crowns”
After a series of visions I experienced, my minds eye had grown drawn towards the scattered mentions of “thigh” in the works of mythos, theology, and the spotted histories which boarder them both.
I’d be curious to hear the thoughts of others concerning this “thigh” motif; there must be some aspect to this appearing in literature that could be related to the “golden thigh of Pythagoras”.
I’ve starting to suspect it’s a birthmark, which carries some timeless significance.
I’d love to chat with anyone interested!
Mircea Eliade has written a bit about the shamanic significance of the golden thigh, could be of interest to you.
@@TheModernHermeticist I really appreciate this!
Always a pleasure to watch your videos, great work.
Wow I just read about the golden thigh that was a rabbit hole that will take a bit of time to digest all the different things people said about that
Was the famous and ancient Phoenician city of Tyre part of Assyria? I thought that Pythagoras was of Phoenician roots not Assyrian, since Tyre was one of the most notable Phoenician cities of the Eastern Mediterranean. That’s where Europe was born and that’s where they sailed from to establish Carthage.
The Assyrians loved to besiege Tyre; they did it a handful of times: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siege_of_Tyre
Thank you. Wow, if the tragedy of his followers sacrificing themselves for him is true, what an irony, preaching detachment all your life, then to die from grief. Understandable, of course, but who knows, so many stories. And with all his wisdom, that wasn't the smartest thing to do, reject Cylon like that. I always thought anybody could discover the Pythagorean formula from observations with blocks or something. And of course, it's from Vedic texts way before attribution to Pythagoras (snake gathering place, python agora).
What would a man like Cylon do with that knowledge? Maybe Pythagoras knew to well and was able to sacrifice everything.
42:00
Fuckin Triangles how do they work?
I used to believe in circles.
The Right Angles of God (or the Monad)
I like the triqitera the rounded triangle 😂
pyhtagoras wouldve loved entheogens
He was a mystery school teacher so I'm pretty sure he did. The no meat and no bean could have been because of something like Syrian rue which can trigger serotonin syndrome when taking with something like ayahuasca.
33:07
Lol
This needs less of you and more of Truth
Seems a log is blocking your sight
I did not know Pythagoras was from Tyre
Thanks for all your work, Dan. Really appreciate it!
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