The Mythological Origin of the Sign of Aries - Phrixus, Helle and the Golden Ram - Greek Mythology

[@MarianPowell]

There's an alternate myth about Helle. After she fell, Poseidon saved her and she became a sea goddess and that's why it's called the Hellespont. It never made sense it was named for a girl who simply drowned. I suspect the one about Helle the sea goddess is much older.

[@tremendousyeet3467]

>The golden Ram, named Chrysomallus, son of Poseidon and Theophane >Is sent by Hermes to save the children of Nephelli >Somehow end up becoming the symbol of Ares who had nothing remotely to do with him. Mr Worldwide.

[@ReachingHigher001]

😆

[@keithwintersjr.7721]

I really hope you get to see the full story of Jason and the Argonauts

[@MAXXTERN511]

Sir you consistency levels 📈📈📈📈, I like it man

[@missvida6251]

I absolutely love these stories. They are like dopamine rushes!

[@MCorpReview]

Do the whole zodiac man!!

[@-RONNIE]

Thanks for the information

[@MarianPowell]

For those who want punishment for Athamas and Ino, how's this? They had two sons. Athamas took the older one hunting and accidentally shot and killed him. Ino grabbed the younger one and jumped off a cliff.

[@kittygodcats]

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[@ThegoldenFang20]

Great story of the golden ram

[@arvinroidoatienza7082]

You forgot to note that Nephele was the cloud Hera look alike who Zeus created for Ixion. Basically this children are half-siblings of Centaurus

[@phantomeye5199]

0:00 👑Cool King Athamas wear Crown and sitting his Thone and had two Children. 0:48 King Athamas tell him to seek answers from the Oracle at Delphi. 1:24 Nephele prayed to Statue of Hermes at Temple. Phrixus and Helle see a Golden Ram from window. They were to limb on top of Golden Ram and avoid looing down and jumped out the window. 2:03 Nephele see her children on top Golden Ram to the sky. 2:46 Phrixus is ready to stab Golden Ram was sacrificed with hospitality in honor of Hermes. 2:52 🌠 Wow you can see Golden Ram stars at night! 3:02 Seriously Ram's golden wool became known as the Golden Fleece was guarded by a powerful Dragon. I hope Jason will get Golden Fleece soon. 👏👏 Well done. Now that was a true story of Phrixus, Helle and the Golden Ram in Greek Mythology. Let hope they need to study learn in Greek Mythology history.

[@ninofrancic5188]

Golden Ram's name is Chrysomallus. Son of Poseidon and Theophane.

[@hiroshi7025]

GOOOOOOOD FINALLY SOMEONE SAYING IT. I WAS LIKE "WHERE'S THE NAME. SAY IT. SAY IT IS CHRYSOMALLUS. COME ON. DO IT."

[@tremendousyeet3467]

@@hiroshi7025 Easy Auto, don't make me open the hose.

[@ninofrancic5188]

@@hiroshi7025 There you have it.

[@carlosserra689]

3:10 and for those unaware of the beast guarding the fleece, that is the Colchis Dragon, son of Echidna and Typhoon. Jason and the Argonauts faced it before, and took the fleece from it.

[@martintinajero9140]

What happened to their father and their stepmother who wanted them dead? Did the son get revenge?

[@George-Hawthorne]

One version has the stepmother committing suicide.

[@larryperlas7616]

I read somewhere that Ino turned into a sea deity or something.

[@jessnalulila5552]

Hera put a curse on the father and the step-mother Ino which led to the death of one of their sons

[@frankd4581]

Please make a video all about Gryla from the Icelandic holiday of Yule please

[@clarkparker4860]

"Your reward for saving the prince by order of the gods, is to get sacrifices in honor of the gods. You're welcome!"

[@truthspreader1996]

I know right!

[@artofwrick]

And be remembered in the skies for millenia to come

[@BlueOwl999]

​​@@truthspreader1996 it was in honour of the god Hermes, now not everyone will get to truly understand it... and that's okay :))

[@olgagachaphoenix9130]

So THAT'S the origin of the golden fleece!

[@missvida6251]

I had no idea. Amazing!

[@tawan5753]

Wait so he killed the golden talking ram that saved him?

[@ReachingHigher001]

😆

[@eleniasimop]

​​@@ReachingHigher001Sacrificing it to the god who sent it instead of keeping it was the right thing to do. It was the way to give it back. For example look for the story with king Minos and what happened when he didn't sacrifice the bull Poseidon had sent to him.

[@BlueOwl999]

​@@eleniasimop ❤

[@kweziobo43]

First here!

[@NMalik26]

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[@sakurakittynoir1400]

What I want to know is whether or not the evil stepmother paid for her heinous crime.

[@larryperlas7616]

Oh it was so terrible! She got blessed with aquatic powers and became a sea deity, Ino of the slim ankles, they were so merciless to her, to the point they even made her BEAUTIFUL that she became GOOD!

[@axelrenesuzuki9334]

wow you're actually you did it Aries i'm Aries Horoscope normal hahahaha BRUH absolutely i love that my brother father.

[@milutinstankovic4638]

This is like Icarus

[@vanojohnson2402]

Dis reminded me of lot wife..tbh

[@deliciouspotato2623]

Journey to the west day 13

[@christianmoralesortiz4688]

Ah yes, the golden ram, Aries

[@2prider451]

And don't get me started on his myth and his so called lion skin that he wore

[@arvinroidoatienza7082]

That's a ram, not a lion

[@attilatasciko4817]

Abendtroyment . The real story of the galaxian ram , is not this . Etc...

[@Bat_ya]

I lost two babies with my ex husband tj, he's the teacher of astrology birth charts to me. I didn't know more than sun signs. One baby was a forced abortion. I'm not doing anything involving what he taught me, but, i used to be an aries. He's pisces.

[@truthspreader1996]

I bet you won't find many if even 3 talking animals in all of Greek Mythology.

[@Kingcelebrator]

It's baal/ satan

[@HumanoidMachine]

Baal is not Satan. Satan is based on Pluto/Hades.

[@Huy-G-Le]

For his Service/Employment to the God. He was sacrifice. *What is this? Capitalism?*

[@2prider451]

Also Cadmus wasn't the founder of Thebes it was none other than Perseus

[@russergee49]

No it was definitely Cadmus. It’s a really big part of his story that he founded Thebes and led the construction of the city-state.

[@2prider451]

@@russergee49 no it wasn't Cadmus because Cadmus first of all didn't wear a lion's skin only Heracles did

[@russergee49]

@@2prider451 Why are you talking about a lion skin… what does that have to do with anything? Also you can look it up online - Cadmus definitely founded Thebes.

[@arvinroidoatienza7082]

​@@russergee49Heracles wasn't born yet when Cadmus ruled. You might be confusing with another city named Thebes.

[@russergee49]

@@arvinroidoatienza7082 Why is this comment directed to me?? I didn’t say anything about Heracles. Are you confusing me with the other commenter?