
← The Biblical Hitmen30 Sept · 1 h 09 min
Religion of the End Times|The Cult of Pythagoras|Apollo/Rituals|Reincarnation|Hyperboreans|Image of the Beast
I Appreciate The Listeners Getting Through The AD Space!! Listening here is the best way to support our show and keep the show going. Its very valuable to our time and hard work that goes into this operation. We thank you so much as an audience for supporting the us. It does not go unnoticed. God Bless and enjoy the show!
Full Disclaimer: The opinions of the guests do not directly reflect the views and opinions of the hosts of the show. God Bless and Enjoy!!!
Link To YT Channel https://youtube.com/@thebiblicalhitmen?si=9Izz8f2-NO9Rydnq
Best way to support the show| AD FREE CONTENT EARLY ACCESS https://www.patreon.com/TheBiblicalHitmen
https://x.com/BiblicalHitmen
Donate To The Show https://paypal.me/TheBiblicalHitmen
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0mzbeUFrdzpKZyI0wSfSff?si=da3cfb9f8d994c32
Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-biblical-hitmen/id1789365234
In this episode, we take a deep look at Pythagoras not merely as a mathematician, but as a religious teacher, ritual leader, and founder of a highly disciplined spiritual community.At the center of that world was Apollo—especially Apollo of Delphi, Pythian Apollo, and the mysterious tradition of Hyperborean Apollo.We examine what ancient sources actually say Pythagoras and his followers practiced, how Apollo became connected to Pythagorean theology, and where Pythagoras may have obtained the ideas behind his religious system.Topics Covered
Pythagoras as a religious teacher rather than simply a mathematicianThe founding of the Pythagorean community at CrotonWhy Croton was already strongly associated with Apollo and the Delphic oracleAncient reports identifying Pythagoras with “Hyperborean Apollo”Aristotle's traditions concerning Pythagoras's supernatural reputationHyperborea and its ancient connection to ApolloAbaris the Hyperborean and his connection to Pythagorean legendThe importance of Delphi and Pythian ApolloThe tradition that Pythagoras learned from the Delphic priestess ThemistocleaApollo's tripod and its connection to Pythagorean symbolismThe sacred importance of numbersThe Tetractys and the number tenNumber, proportion, cosmic order, and harmonyMusic as spiritual purificationApollo's connection to the lyre, music, healing, and prophecyPythagorean use of hymns, paeans, and musical purificationRitual purity before entering templesEntering sacred spaces barefootClean clothing and bodily purificationLibations and carefully prescribed religious ritualBloodless offerings i