And every member had to be actively enrolled in his or her branch, whether it was intelligence agency or military branch. Also members were not openly admitted, they had to be recruited. The way that this occurred was that a member or group of members, highly specialized in recruitment, sort of like the equivalent of human resources for most companies, had to scout you. They would observe the actions of a particular individual or group of individuals and test them secretly with out them knowing. Mostly what the scouts would look for was that desire for war and bloodshed. Then based on the individuals performance they were brought forth to the council that then gave them the choice to go through the ritual. If by some means there was a refusal the individual was set free to go. They, of coarse, would never speak to another individual again because they would either mysteriously disappear, or they would die in combat. This goes to show that the cult had no particular secret location and were always present at any warfare site. The group was also not limited to anyone of a particular nationality. From the soldiers to the very generals were all composed of people from military and intelligence groups from all over the world.
Every member went through an initiation. This was one of the more simpler of tasks ever done while a member. All an individual had to do was to instigate a conflict with two groups. That meant two people or two groups of people who were not in actual conflict at the time. The better the initiated person accomplished this the higher the rank received once they became a member. All through out the world there are wars going on, whether on a large scale or a small local scale. These are all a result of the cults doings. The gnosis given to the members is not exactly evident but it has to with giving information on a particular doing of the cult. This was not spoken of at all outside the rituals not to other members, not even in their sleep.
The Romans knew Athena as Minerva. ... Athena was the war goddess of the Ancient Greeks. ... Athena was very different from the war god Ares. ... She did not even lose against Ares himself. ... Athena was also known to show mercy. ...
Pallas Athena is a strong mythical character. ... [Evans 32] Athena was the goddess of war. ... She fought against the Trojans, beating Ares and his followers, and killed Pallas by throwing her chariot to Enceladus was crushed beneath the island of Sicily. ... [Aliki 30] Many objects represent Athena. ... Lastly, a modern allusion to Athena is the recently constructed space probe named Athena. ...
What do Zeus, Hera, Poseidon, Hades, Demeter, Hestia, Athena, Apollo, Artemis, Ares, Hephaestus, Dionysus, and Hermes all have in common? ... Zeus and Hera supposedly had 5 children, Enyo, Eileithyia, Hephaestus, Hebe, and Ares. ... Athena was the goddess of wisdom. ... Athena was her father's favorite child. ... Athena's symbols are the olive tree and the owl. ...
What do Zeus, Hera, Poseidon, Hades, Demeter, Hestia, Athena, Apollo, Artemis, Ares, Hephaestus, Dionysus, and Hermes all have in common? ... Zeus and Hera supposedly had 5 children, Enyo, Eileithyia, Hephaestus, Hebe, and Ares. ... Athena was the goddess of wisdom. ... Athena was her father's favorite child. ... Athena's symbols are the olive tree and the owl. ...
They believed in gods such as Athena, Artemis, Apollo, Dionysus, Zeus, and many more (Oedipus 13). ... On page 13 it says, "And Ares, the abhorred Slayer, who bears no sword, but shrieking, wrapped in fire, stands over me." Ares was a very scary god who slayed many people. ...
She gave birth to Ares, Hebe, and Eileithyia. ... Ares, the child of Zeus and Hera, was the god of war. ... Athena was the virgin goddess of crafts and the domestic arts and war. ... (Tripp, Pg. 380) Much like Athena, she was also born from Jupiter's (Zeus) head. ... Ares was just the meaner and more aggressive version of Mars. ...
Later, she married Ares, the God of War. ... The all-seeing Helios informed Hephaestus that Aphrodite was cheating on him with Ares. ... Ashamed, Aphrodite left immediately to Cyprus and Ares to Thrace. ... Everyone wondered who deserved the apple, Hera, Athena or Aphrodite. ... Hera promised him power, Athena promised him war glory and wisdom, while Aphrodite promised him the love of the most beautiful of all mortal women, Menelaus' wife Helen. ...
One reason was because before the war Athena, Hera, and Aphrodite asked Paris, who was appointed by Zeus, to pick the most beautiful of the three of them. ... This made Hera, Zeus's wife, and Athena, goddess of wisdom and war angry. ... She also convinced Ares ,God of War, to side with the Trojans. ... Hector who was now wearing Achilles" armor wanted to kill Achilles and threw his spear at him but Athena protected him by turning it aside. ... Athena, would keep returning Achilles" spear because he knew his own armor and its weak spots, he struck Hector in the neck killing him. ...
One reason was because before the war Athena, Hera, and Aphrodite asked Paris, who was appointed by Zeus, to pick the most beautiful of the three of them. ... This made Hera, Zeus's wife, and Athena, goddess of wisdom and war angry. ... She also convinced Ares ,God of War, to side with the Trojans. ... Hector who was now wearing Achilles" armor wanted to kill Achilles and threw his spear at him but Athena protected him by turning it aside. ... Athena, would keep returning Achilles" spear because he knew his own armor and its weak spots, he struck Hector in the neck killing him. ...
