AfterHours:Culture:Mithology

Contents 1 Navigation 2 Related categories 3 About the Mithology page 4 Greek mythology resources 5 Myths, beliefs and sacred texts in other cultures

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About the Mithology page

Welcome to the Mithology page of our site. There is much to say on the topic, too much for the little space on this page. For such a complex topic, the page provides a few links and resources on less known, nevertheless interesting mythology topics and this might be helpful for getting more insight. We apologize for that little information, this page is still under construction. Please stay tuned.

Greek mythology resources

Few gods in the Greek mythology were so revered as Apollon,the son of Zeus and Leto and the brother of Artemis. He was the symbol of wisdom and was named Phoibos Apollon meaning the shining one. He has a central role in many of the classical myths, from the Illiad to the fall of the last Tyrant. Heliodromion, a cultural and research organization is trying to revive the ancient Greek tradition in a quest for a New Way for the Spiritual Renaissance of Hellas.

• The Immortals of the Greek mythology [1]
• Ancient Greek culture resources and revival [2]

Myths, beliefs and sacred texts in other cultures

• Ganesha, lord of wisdom in hinduism[3]
• Hinduism & hindu wisdom [4]
• Readings in Theravada Buddhism [5]
• Sacred texts [6]
• All about gods in world pantheons [7]
• Introduction to jyotish vedic astrology [8]
• ETANA - Electronic Tools and Ancient Near Eastern Archives
• The seven tables of creation or Enuma Elish, the Babylonian creation myth. - edited by L. W. King
• The Sacred Texts archive and full index
  • Kalevala - the epic poem of Finland
  • The Teutonic Myths