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Aphrodite dancing with the Charites.
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Aphrodite dancing with the Charites.
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So what you need is not those more radical remedies which we have now finished with—blocking yourself here, being angry with yourself there, threatening yourself sternly somewhere else—but the final treatment, confidence in yourself and the belief that you are on the right path, and not led astray by the many tracks which cross yours of people who are hopelessly lost, though some are wandering not far from the true path. But what you are longing for is great and supreme and nearly divine—not to be shaken. The Greeks call this sterady firmness of mind "euthymia".
Seneca, from On Shortness of Life
Bacchae in Ancient Greece (Mycenaean period):
The Bacchae, or Bacchantes, were female followers of Dionysus, the god of wine, fertility, and ecstatic ritual. While the classical image of Bacchae comes mainly from later Greek literature (notably Euripides' play "The Bacchae"), their religious roots likely extend back to earlier Greek religious practices, possibly including the Mycenaean period (circa 1600–1100 BCE). These women participated in frenzied, ecstatic rites that symbolized liberation and connection to nature and the divine. The Bacchae were primarily religious devotees, not prostitutes, embodying spiritual ecstasy and ritual madness rather than sexual commerce.
-Prostitution in the Mycenaean Period and Ancient Greece:
Prostitution was a recognized and regulated aspect of ancient Greek society, though its forms and social acceptance evolved over time. In the Mycenaean period, evidence is limited but suggests that religious practices sometimes included ritualized sexual elements. Some scholars argue that certain women dedicated to temples might have engaged in sacred or ritual prostitution, though this is debated and not universally accepted. The clearer historical record of prostitution as a profession appears more prominently in later periods such as Classical Greece, where it was legal and regulated, often involving slaves or foreigners rather than citizens.
In Classical Athens, prostitution was categorized and regulated, with distinctions between common prostitutes (pornai) and higher-status courtesans (hetairai), but this social structure is less documented for the Mycenaean era. The concept of sacred prostitution—sexual acts performed as part of religious worship—has been debated, with some ancient sources suggesting it existed, but modern scholarship questions how widespread or institutionalized this was.
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The Kharites' Debut
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It's a headcanon/fun premise I suddenly thought where sometimes the Gods/Goddesses need to introduce themselves to the humans so humans would know who they are and basically advertise themselves so humans would worship them.
The Kharites are currently training for their debut in this story
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Euthymic Pride Flag
Euthymia: A non-oscillating mood change; non-labile, nondepressed non-manic non-hypomanic, reasonably positive or stable mood balancing; serenity, a calming patience, or nondysregulated emotion of average behavior; equilibrated or tranquil mental state; or the etymological inverse of dysthimia.
Not to be confused with euphoria or eulalia. Note: bipolar people indeed experience this too, such as those in remission, but not necessarily. I can also go euthymic when out of remission, for example.
The Plane of Euthymia Onsen.
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I have been stable for SIX MONTHS. I literally thought this was impossible. But I have been very serious about my healing and taking meds and staying in therapy. And it’s working!!