Greek heroes like Hercules and Perseus inspire many lives. Thor and the great Nordics gods too. The myths of heroes and gods have a magical touch that make us love them mover and mover. Heroes are everywhere in ancient civilizations and nowadays we have the modern super-heroes to entertain us. Actually modern super-heroes come from the idea of ancient heroes and gods from mythology.
Heroes
inspire our life. We always need someone to trust, someone who is an example
for us. We love heroes and heroines too. Life without them could be really
meaningless.
Heroes from
our ancient past inspired many generations. Their deeds were told everywhere
and when time passes by they became myths. It does not mean they did not exist.
It means their life was left to us as mythological. Why? Simple, the art of
decoding the great realities is written in symbols. It is never told in a mere
profane language.
All ancient cultures
had a great knowledge or wisdom for the high hierarchies and priests. Regular people had not the knowledge to
understand real wisdom. It had always been that way.
Hercules,
Perseus, Thor, Quetzalcoatl, etc. existed. They are not mere myths, but their
deeds were written in symbols and they became myths.

Now let’s
talk about some heroes from different cultures, from those great civilizations.
THE
MIGHTY HERCULES:
No, he was
not a body builder. That strength represents a spiritual strength and not a
physical one. Nature has one law: THE
STRONGEST SURVIVE! The spiritual path is a natural path and therefore it has
the same law.