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to not stop to look the Countenance of the Death, what would produce his instant destruction,
               and to focus in the Mirror that the Goddess of Wisdom means after the Death: only in this
               way  he  could  overcome  the  Death!,  Perseus  complies  the  indications  with  exactitude  and,
               contemplating  himself  in  the  Mirror  of  Frya,  he  achieves  to  comprehend  the  Death  and
               becomes  a  Man  of  Immortal  Stone.  At  his  return  from  the  death,  Perseus  employs  the
               Language of the Birds to comprehend the Serpent with the Sign of the Origin: then he
               acquires the Highest Wisdom and finds his Original Couple.
                      Hitherto the most important of the original theme transmitted to the native populaces
               by the White Atlanteans. It is evident that great part of it, miraculously remembered thanks to
               the familiar mission, was incorporated by the Lords of Tharsis in the Reform of the Cold Fire.
                      The Lydians, later, would contribute in its degradation through the «perfection of the
               ritual form», which consisted in the demential attempt to exhibit externally, embodied in the
               matter,  signs  that  can  only  be  metaphysical.  Of  course  that  those  who  would  do  more  to
               pervert the sense of the Theme of the Perseus Spirit would be the Priests of the Cultural Pact;
               and after that the sense was reinstated by the Cult of the Cold Fire, without procrastination,
               would  be  accompanied  by  the  Golems  with  all  their  resources,  involved  in  a  war  that  they
               considered of life or death for the plans of the White Fraternity that they served.
                      In times of the cultural fall the Pelasgians, long  before that the Golems started their
               sinister displacement to Europe, the original theme was constellated as Myth, the Names were
               changing, and the meanings were distorted and inverted. In the Argive Myth, Perseus, under
               commission of the tyrant of Sefiros for whom he recklessly promised to bring «The Head of
               Medusa», he moves to Tartessos because the Monster lives in a forest of the Iberian peninsula:
               such location is not meaningless due to Vides, the Lord of K'Taagar, was called Ides Aides or
               Hades by the Priests, the Lord of Tar, that’s to say, of the Tartarus or Hell, thereafter Thar-sis,
               Tar-tessos, etc., passed to designate infernal places. To this location contributed also, in great
               form,  the  Golems,  when  they  achieved  to  observe  the  sculpture  of  Goddess  Pyrene  and
               identified it in all the ancient world as the «The gorgon Medusa». To the Argive Perseus helps
               Hermes and Athena, in who is still possible to recognize Navutan and Frya. Navutan, indeed,
               was called Hermes,  Mercury, Wothan,  etc.; as  Hermes, according the  Greeks, was son of an
               «Atlantean»  woman,  daughter  of  Atlantean,  and  of  a  God  (Zeus),  what  is  not  far  from  the
               genealogy of the Great Chief of the White Atlanteans; was inventor of the alphabet, of the lyre
               and the syrinx, which he exchanged to Phoebus, the Sun, by the caduceus which he used to
               shepherd: if is considered that the caduceus is a rod with two coiled serpents, that The Sun
               represents the Creator God, and the herd the animal-man, it is easy to distinguish in the figure
               of Hermes to the one who has understood, through a language, the Symbol of the Serpent that
               the Creator God uses to shepherd his servants. And Frya, on the other hand, was known as
               Athena, Minerva, Aphrodite, Freya, etc.; of Her, Greeks said «she had born already armed»: so,
               she was, Goddess of War, of Wisdom, and Love.
                      Since his inverse journey to Tartessos, the Argive Perseus started to behave as a clear
               exponent of the Cultural Pact: he doesn't consult the Vrayas but he steal them the common eye;
               these were sent to Alsis, i.e., a sacred forest, where he finds the Meliae nymphs, which are not
               more than personifications of the Ashes; the Nymphs give him a bag of crane leather, where he
               will place the Head of Medusa, and winged sandals to fly; Hades lent him the Helm of darkness
               or cap of invisibility; and Hermes give him a sickle of half-moon form to cut the head of the

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