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- INTRODUCTION TO THE INTERPRETATION OF GREEK MYTHS
- KEYS FOR INTERPRETATION OF GREEK MYTHS
- THE TWELVE OLYMPIAN GODS
- GENESIS
- THE STRUCTURE OF MYTHOLOGY: THE TITANS AND THEIR DESCENDANTS
- INTRODUCTION TO VOLUME 2: DOMAINS OF CONSCIOUSNESS
- PERSEUS AND THE GORGON MEDUSA; INTRODUCTION TO THE FIRST SIX LABOURS OF HERACLES
- THE FIRST FIVE CHILDREN OF AEOLUS: SISYPHUS AND HIS GRAND-SON BELLEROPHON, ATHAMAS, MAGNES, SALMONEUS AND CRETHEUS
- EUROPA, THESEUS AND THE MINOTAUR, DAEDALUS AND ICARUS
- DIONYSUS
- ORPHEUS
- INTRODUCTION TO THE SIX FINAL LABOURS OF HERACLES
- Greek myths interpretation
- INTRODUCTION TO VOLUME 3: THE MOST ADVANCED STAGES OF THE SPIRITUAL PATH
- IXION AND THE BATTLE BETWEEN THE LAPITHS AND THE CENTAURS
- THE CALYDONIAN BOAR HUNT
- THE LAST FEATS OF THESEUS
- ORION
- OEDIPUS AND THE THEBAN WARS
- THE LINEAGE OF TANTALUS: PELOPS, ATREUS AND AGAMEMNON
- THE ROYAL TROJAN LINEAGE: LAOMEDON, PRIAM, HECTOR, PARIS AND AENEAS
- Miscellaneous
- THE ROYAL LINEAGE OF SPARTA: LEDA, PENELOPE AND HELEN
- THE LINEAGE OF DEION: ODYSSEUS, PATROCLES AND TELEMACHUS
- THE ROYAL LINEAGE OF ARCADIA: ATALANTA
- THE LINEAGE OF ASOPOS: ACHILLES
- THE TROJAN WAR (THE ILIAD)
- LATEST ACHIEVEMENTS OF HERACLES
- Elements of understanding of Sri Aurobindo’s poem ILION
- Sitemap
- The Returns of Diomedes and Nestor
- The Returns
- The Return of Aeneas
- The Return and Murder of Agamemnon
- THE LINEAGE OF MAIA: HERMES AND AUTOLYCOS
- THE RETURN OF ODYSSEUS (ULYSSES) : THE ODYSSEY
- Orestes’ revenge and Clytemnestra’s murder
- The Return of Menelaus
- Reminder of the Lineages of Odysseus (Ulysses) and Penelope
- The Cyclops Polyphemus : the End of the Attraction to the Powers of Perception-Vision derived from the Subconscious (Book IX)
- The Island of Aeolus: the Need for great Patience and unwavering Vigilance (Book X)
- The Land of the Laestrigones (Laestrigonians) or the Illusion of Nirvanas (Book X)
- The Island of Circe or the Access to “the Vision in Truth” (Book X)
- The Departure from the Island of Circe and the Invocation of the Dead (End of Book X and Book XI Nekuia)
- The Sirens (Book XII)
- Odysseus and Scylla (Book XII)
- The Cattle of Helios; Odysseus and the Test of Charybdis (Book XII)
- The Return of Calchas
- The Return of Teucer (Teukros)
- Odysseus and Calypso (Book VII, 240 sq., Book I and Book V)
- The Arrival among the Phaeacians (Book VI)
- Joining Alcinous (Book VII)
- The Phaeacian Reception (Book VIII)
- Telemachus visits Nestor in Pylos (Book III)
- Telemachus at Menelaus in Sparta (Book IV)
- Odysseus’ Journey from the Island of the Phaeacians to Ithaca (Book XIII)
- Dialogue of Odysseus (Ulysses) with the Swineherd Eumaeus (Book XIV)
- The Return of Telemachus (Book XV)
- Odysseus (Ulysses) reveals himself to Telemachus (Book XVI)
- The Returns of Idomeneus, Philoctetes and Podalirius
- The slaughter of the suitors (Book XXII)
- Penelope and Odysseus (Ulysses) reunited (Book XXIII)
- The Suitors in Asphodel Meadows and Odysseus with Laertes (Book XXIV)
- THE TELEGONY : TELEMACHUS AND TELEGONUS
- Jason and the quest of the Golden Fleece
- The Argonauts
- The departure of the Argo ship
- The women of Lemnos
- The Argonauts at the Dolions
- The Argonauts at Phineus
- The Argonauts on the island of Thynia
- The Argonauts and the birds of the island of Ares
- Jason kills the sawn-men raising out from the Dragon’s teeth
- The Argonauts in the terrific night then the illumination
- The Return of Neoptolemus
- The Death of Ajax “the Lesser”, Son of Oileus
- Courses
- Hermione’s Marriage to Neoptolemus and her union with Orestes
- Team
- The Departure from Troy and the Raid on the Cicones: the end of all ‘hard’ work (Book IX)
- The Lotus Eaters: Renunciation of Spiritual “Sweetness” (Book IX)
- Sailing to Phaeacia (Book V)
- Odysseus the beggar (Book XVII)
- The Situation in Ithaca (Book I)
- The Beggars Fight (Book XVIII)
- Odysseus (Ulysses) and Penelope (Book XIX)
- Preparation of Telemachus’ Journey (Book II)
- Before the slaughter of Penelope’s Suitors (Book XX)
- The Bow of Odysseus (Book XXI)
- The Argonauts at the Bebryces
- The Cyanean rocks or Symplegades (Clashing rocks)
- The Argonauts pass off the coast of the Chalybes, Tibareni and Mossynoeci
- The path of the return of the Argonauts
- The murder of Apsyrtus by Jason
- Argonauts are confronted with spiritual presumption and the awakening of kundalini
- The Argonauts at Circe
- The Argonauts escape the seduction of the Sirens
- The Argonauts avoid Charybdis and Scylla
- The union of Jason and Medea
- The Argonauts and the desert test
- The Argonauts in the Hesperides garden
- The Argonauts and the death of the giant Talos
- The death of Pelias and the games given in his honour
- The death of the children of Medea and the end of Jason’s life
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- Gaia and Tartarus – Family tree 1
- Iris, the Harpies and the Gorgon Medusa – Family tree 2 – Vital evolution
- The Titans – Family tree 3
- Helios, Circe and Medea – Family tree 4
- Leto, the Fates and the Muses – Family tree 5
- Hecate, Boreas and Zephyr – Family tree 6
- Atlas and Prometheus – Family tree 7
- Pleiades – Family tree 8
- Leda, Meleager, Deianira and Diomedes – Family tree 9
- Aeolus – Family tree 10
- Family trees – General Synthesis
- Family tree of Japet – Ascent of planes of consciousness
- Family tree of Oceanus – Purification and liberation
- Sisyphus and Bellerophon – Family tree 11
- Jason – Family tree 12
- Penelope and Helen – Family tree 13
- Odysseus – Family tree 14
- Tantalus and Agamemnon – Family tree 15
- Priam, Hector and Paris – Family tree 16
- Gods of Olympus – Family tree 17
- Olympian complementary gods – Diagram 18
- Styx and the Sirens – Family tree 19
- Lapiths and Centaurs – Family tree 20
- Inachus – Family tree 21
- Dionysus and Oedipus – Family tree 22
- Europa and Minos – Family tree 23
- Perseus and Heracles – Family tree 24
- Achilles and Ajax – Family tree 25
- Daedalus, Icarus and Theseus – Family tree 26
- Atalanta – Family tree 27
- Argolid kingdoms – Diagram 28
- Seers in Greek Myhtology – Family tree 29
- Genealogical diagrams
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