The Concept Of The Olympians Gods.

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The Olympian Gods are the primary deities of the ancient Greek pantheon, numbering twelve, who were believed to reside on Mount Olympus and govern various facets of human life and nature. Emerging from the Titanomachy (a, war against the Titans), they represent a shift towards anthropomorphic, or human-like, gods. In occultism, they are often associated with planetary forces and archetypal energies rather than literal, singular beings, often invoked through hymns for their specific powers.

1. Concept and Origin

Concept: The Olympians are the "Twelve Gods" (Dodecatheon) of Greek mythology, overseeing human life, natural phenomena, and social order.

Origin: According to Hesiod’s Theogony, they are the children of the Titans Cronus and Rhea (Zeus, Poseidon, Hera, Demeter, Hestia) or, in the case of the second generation, the children of Zeus (Athena, Apollo, Artemis, Ares, Hermes, Hephaestus, Aphrodite).

The Titanomachy: They secured their rule by defeating the Titans in a ten-year war, establishing a new divine order.

2. Characteristics

Anthropomorphism: Despite being immortal, they possess deeply human flaws—jealousy, pride, lust, anger, and favoritism.

Immortal & Powerful: They are virtually immortal, consuming nectar and ambrosia to maintain their divinity.

Residing on Mount Olympus: They dwell in celestial palaces, often described as golden, located on the highest peak in Greece.

3. Dominion, Power, and Abilities

The Olympian Gods hold authority over specific domains of reality:

Zeus: Sky, lightning, thunder, king of gods.

Poseidon: Sea, earthquakes, horses.

Hera: Marriage, women, family, queenship.

Demeter: Harvest, agriculture, fertility.

Athena: Wisdom, strategic warfare, crafts.

Apollo: Sun, prophecy, music, healing, plague.

Artemis: Hunt, wilderness, moon, childbirth.

Ares: War, bloodlust, violence.

Aphrodite: Love, beauty, desire.

Hephaestus: Forge, fire, craftsmanship.

Hermes: Thieves, merchants, speed, messenger.

Hestia/Dionysus: Hearth, home / Wine, madness, ecstasy.

Core Abilities: Nearly all possess shapeshifting (often into animals), telekinesis, transmutation (turning mortals into plants/animals), and the ability to control natural forces.

4. Legion and Structure

The "Twelve": The list often varies, but usually includes the above, sometimes swapping Hestia for Dionysus.

The Big Three: Zeus, Poseidon, and Hades (though Hades often stays in the Underworld, he is a major brother to the Olympians).

The "Second Eight" / Children of Styx: Zelus (Envy), Nike (Victory), Kratos (Strength), and Bia (Force) are closely affiliated with Zeus.

Orphic Tradition: Views the deities as parts of a "complete authority" of 12 "Ephoroi" (magistrates) overseeing natural law.

5. Rituals, Invocations, and Summoning

In historical Hellenism and modern occultism, summoning does not mean forcing, but calling upon with respect:

Orphic/Homeric Hymns: The primary, traditional method for invoking the gods, which list their attributes, epithets, and powers.

Libations and Offerings: Pouring wine, oil, or honey on an altar.

Incense: Specific herbs and resins are burnt, often tied to the planetary association of the deity.

Words/Invocation: "I call upon [Name], son/daughter of [Parent, Epithet, e.g., 'Lightning-Loving'], hear me...".

Timing: Rituals are often timed to their respective zodiacal months, when they are believed to have the most influence.

6. Core Values in Occultism, Satanism, and Other Religions

Occultism/Hellenismos: Focuses on the "12 Ephoroi" (guardians) who manage natural laws (Zôdiokrátoræs). They are seen as archetypes of human and cosmic psychology.

Satanism/Left-Hand Path: Some modern, non-theistic, or individualistic traditions might adopt the Olympian egoism, power-seeking, or the Promethean aspect (defiance of Zeus) as representing human potential or rebellion against limiting, "servile" morality.

Biblical/Occult Interpretations: Some interpretations (e.g., from a Christian, Qliphothic, or esoteric perspective) sometimes reframe the Olympians as "fallen angels" or "watchers" who sought worship and were assigned dominion over nations, similar to the concept of the 72 spirits of the Goetia.

Other Cultures: Similar to Roman (Jupiter/Zeus) or Norse (Odin/Zeus) traditions, representing a top-down, thunder-bolt-wielding ruler.

 

[Disciple of the Serpent]

Temple of Zeus has the highest knowledge in regard of the Gods, that is far beyond what accademic scholars or history claim. They aren't Initiates like we Zevists are, their claims are incomplete or grossly mistranslated and misunderstood.

The Gods are pure and sinless, even in the allegorical stories, this statement follows high logic.

In this logic books like Odysee were written.

Lord Zeus said there at the first lines that the humans accuse the Gods for the evil mankind experience, while in reality evil exist due to human ignorance of the Ethics.

In similar way to the historians, random groups outhere were formed, but these are essentially atheist and idol worshipers, as all the Sacraments of Zevism are needed for proper Initiation, practice and understanding.

Therefore these aren't good sources of knowledge or methods, but may be useful for general informations. One then can explore here and find out useful extra things.
An example can be the book of Odysee from Homer.

But first master the teachings of Temple of Zeus, like the Ethics, these are already top-tier holy knowledge and method.

Lastly, about what people like christians, muslims, jews, ecc... said about our Gods, is irrelevant here.

 

[Chad Tyler]

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