Mystery religions were philosophical religious schools in the Greco-Roman world (600 BC–300 AD) in which participation was reserved for initiates. They were based on the idea that enlightenment is gained through obtaining hidden and mystical esoteric knowledge, which frees one from the bonds of the material realm. This study is 3.5 hours long (recorded in 2018).
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Pythagoras and Donald Duck Video
Mystery Religions-History Polytheism |
PLAY PAUSE | 14:21 min |  |
Mystery Religions-History Worldview |
PLAY PAUSE | 12:04 min | |
Mystery-Religions-Characteristics |
PLAY PAUSE | 17:05 min | |
Mystery Religions-Egyptian Triad |
PLAY PAUSE | 15:40 min | |
Mystery Religions-Beliefs about God |
PLAY PAUSE | 11:09 min | |
Mystery Religions-Beliefs about the Material Realm and Humanity |
PLAY PAUSE | 9:41 min | |
Mystery Religions-Beliefs about the Problem |
PLAY PAUSE | 17:56 min | |
Mystery Religions-Beliefs about the Solution |
PLAY PAUSE | 11:54 min | |
Mystery Religions-Eleusinians |
PLAY PAUSE | 10:06 min | |
Mystery Religions-Pythagoreanism |
PLAY PAUSE | 9:19 min | |
Mystery Religions-Pythagoreanism 1-4 |
PLAY PAUSE | 12:44 min | |
Mystery Religions-Pythagoreanism 5 |
PLAY PAUSE | 15:31 min | |
Mystery Religions-Pythagoreanism 6-10 |
PLAY PAUSE | 26:31 min | |
Mystery Religions-Platonism Forms |
PLAY PAUSE | 12:04 min | |
Mystery Religions-Platonism Reason |
PLAY PAUSE | 15:01 min | |
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