“The Gods are ineffable, the myths are eloquent,” recognizes that, as Socrates states in Plato's Cratylus, we are in no position to speak about the gods themselves. However, the most ancient names and their attributes have been handed down to us as a sacred deposit, so that we may remember them and commemorate them.

Not for their own gratification, for the gods have nothing to gain from mortals, but for our own attunement with their Divine Names, which are the hidden representation of the Divine Virtues.

The Divine Virtues approach and continuously touch our spiritual life, having the power to transform the human soul. As long as it desires the de-symbolization and understanding of the Myths, it reveals the Divine Identities within which the Virtues of the Gods have infiltrated in an invisible and always symbolic manner.

The power of the Myths, decoded through the Greek Language, offers humanity the ability to ascend to the Olympian abodes and to become companions of the Gods, for the Greek Language is the means of communication with Them at the Sacred Table of our Divine Spiritual Nourishment.

In order for the above reflections to be clear and distinct in the mind, it is necessary first for us to be revealed the names, the attributes, and the symbols of the gods of Light, namely the Twins of Apollo and Artemis.