The story of Pandora is an ancient Greek definition of how women came to be and the roles they play among men. There are those who think that Hesiod’s interpretation and explanation through the stories of all the evils that are in the world; others, as they think, the lesson of life which the story teaches about us. The myth that we commonly know originates from Jove, Prometheus, and men. Jupiter commanded the Titans Prometheus and his brother Epimetheus to give gifts to all the animals of the world in which they had done, and finally to come upon men. When the man received the last gift, he realized that there was none left. Thus Prometheus, the god of providence, snatched fire from Mount Olympus and offered it to mortals. This moment here signifies an internal change in the process of man’s spiritual development. It is commonly known that what separates men from the animals was the fire that came down to earth and touched the souls. That he despised fear and acquired confidence, then at last to overcome and reap the energy which always changes the way of life of men, was a remarkable moment in our history. Fire is the gift that allowed man to live raw meat in the cold, and barely animalshe would take hold of what he had obtained with the hand of an animal. the ability to provide or better understand what the harvest of fire is for our people. This gift is brought by Prometheus so that he can endure every winter better, begin to forge metal and harden the shelter, it has changed our forever. diets and habits of eating, and allowed us to continue work and production at night or because the fire provides light. But this terrible gift was not stolen from Mount Olympus with impunity. Again, it was Prometheus who snatched fire from Mount Olympus, that is to say, that is the gift given to men, that they might understand and join something, unless it was once granted to the gods. Jupiter, who never wanted this Titan Prometheus chained to a rock where a raven would eat his liver every day, because he would regenerate his immortal liver, let his raven continue to feast constantly. After this, Jupiter, who gave his gift to man, did not warn Prometheus without it, because this was not a gift in the nature of love. but also the gift of revenge. Jupiter, the god of art, ordered Hephaestus a woman who would imitate the face of the goddess. Gifts were given to women by various gods and goddesses, created and given to mortals. These gifts ranged in beauty from Aphrodite, trickery and persuasion from Hermes, and music from Apollo. When at last Jupiter offered his gift to men, the human race (against Prometheus’ advice) eagerly accepted it.
The first woman was named Pandora and presented to the people as the holder of the box. This box contained all the evils of the world and Pandora, a curious creature later opened the box and released these evils to us. But this is where the story lost its original meaning over time. Now we are taught that God provides us with fire, a kind of knowledge and intelligence around us, that we have changed ourselves forever, but with every good there is evil. Unlike Christians, women are not at all criticized in Hellenic Reconstructionism or any other Polytheistic religion for that matter in their view of the pain and turmoil of the world. According to the doctrine, not only Christian, but also especially the Monotheistic doctrine, it was Eve who bit into the evil of knowledge, not only to Adam, but to eternally curse man against the evils that are in the world around us. But as regards the Hellenic, which Hesiod communicated to the world, there is no doubt that men were the first to adopt it for self-knowledge. As the myths and legends depict, to every woman Jupiter offers to man the evils that lie in her box, as evil as the beauty she possesses. As ethnic people, they firmly believe that women are the center of human health. They allow us the opportunity to procreate and spread our own seed, so to abuse women, or to keep them exposed to all the pain and suffering of the world, is fun. When Pandora had opened the box, all the evils would come upon the world, except the one thing that Hesiod mentions, “Hope.” It has been the subject of many discussions as to why hope was never introduced into the world from Pandora’s Box. Hesiod never mentions why the various philosophies floated in antiquity, why hope still remains tucked away under the lid of the chest. Again, when Jupiter offered the gift of punishment to the human race, that we might know what race among men he might be fit for. As the old saying goes, “you can’t live with them, you can’t live without them”, this was especially true. of the true and common knowledge of the ancestors. The man’s (not the woman’s) punishment for receiving fire from Prometheus, or in other words receiving the gift of providence, was to be eternally cursed with the knowledge of both positive and negative forces that existence could offer.
This gift was not only of providence through fire, but also of self-awareness when people realized that we had officially separated ourselves from nature. This self-awareness, as a teenager becoming an adult, was met not only with excitement and joy, but also with pain and hesitation. For many people across different cultures, the perception of evil aspects in the world has always been left to the fault and fault of women, when in fact the inexplicable and inexplicable curiosity of people to perceive the world around us. Referring to the fables, Hesiod makes one singular virtue, which was never released into the world, but always tucked away under the lid of Pandora’s box. Deep inside each woman is her ‘Pandora’s box’, but in that box is the hope of virtue that never redeems itself. My personal philosophy is that hope was never meant to be taken out of the box.
Hope is something that not only drives men, but also women. The hope of victory, the hope of happiness, the hope of a great posterity, all this drives away our affirmatives and drives them away. Without hope we have nothing to fight for or strive for, and if we have gained anything, what have we left behind? And that alone must be contained in Pandora’s box of hope that women are the only bearers. For what other cause do most men fight with so much zeal and not fight for the love of a woman? The power of hope will almost always be inexplicable, so that we not only set forth examples of work and struggle, but also that, if all hope is, what do we have next? An understanding of the evils that exist in our world and the role that women rolera play among us is different than traditional monotheism the aspect must prove itself in just equity and injustice between the rights of men and women. It was common in ancient times for a woman to have a sense of power either as a teacher, politician or just in comparison to the contradictory ways of the new age in the world of religions that keep women in constant control. This is a refusal to be open minded which is a literal social disadvantage. For example, the work that Susan B. Anthony did for women’s rights in the 19th century, almost two years after Hypatia Alexandrinus the philosopher had already established women’s rights and was a working doctor. Without these cultural disadvantages and the intended degradation of ancient teachings our society would not be repeating the problems it has already fought.
