PYTHAGORAS: The Sage of Samos. The Initiate of the Mysteries

Channel: Jain 108 Academy

In this lecture, “Pythagoras, the Sage of Samos,” Jain describes Pythagoras born around 590 BC in Sidon, Lebanon, as an Initiate of the Mysteries and transmitter of Ancient Wisdom, prophesied at Delphi before birth and trained for 22 years among Egyptian priests before founding his Mystery School in Greece. His community, devoted to both Brotherhood and Sisterhood, practiced a year of fasting and a year of silence as part of the healing teachings of Hygia, revered reincarnation, and carried ancestral memories of persecution from events like the witch-hunts, the burning of the Library of Alexandria, and the drowning of Hippasus after discovering the irrational square root of 2. Though Pythagoras wrote nothing himself, his teachings were preserved in the Golden Verses and later revived by Pl

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