The Apollonian divination, the cryptic "Epsilon" of Delphi, the ecstasy of the Dionysian procession and the orgies of the Maenads, the journey along the Sacred Way to Eleusis, and the experiential immersion in its supernatural mysteries, as well as the participation in the rituals of the Cabeiri, trace the mystical path of the Greeks and mark the rites of their passage to the beyond, in search of and finding the divine.

These are the roads of deification revealed by the ancient Greek spirit before the advent of Christian orthodoxy. Our acquaintance with them, through the power of the word and the penetrating gaze of the image, is not merely a historical "must," but the transformative tunnel that leads us to our divine self and the sacred communion with the divine.