TEMPLE OF ZEUS
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The Temple

Temple of Zeus

The Temple
Temple of Zeus: Welcome

The welcome to the Temple of Zeus and Zevism: the Ancient faith behind all Ancient religions, its Head God and His many names, the practices for opening the chakras, freedom of belief, the Gods restored to Their true Names, and Initiation as the first step.

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The Gods

The Ancient Gods

The Gods
Our Eternal Head God: Zeus, Eternal Truth & His Identities

The Truth about Zeus: the original, eternal Head God of humanity worshipped across every civilization on Earth under many names.

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Meditation

Meditation Information

Meditation
Meditation Information

Encyclopaedia of meditation: power meditation, awareness practices, chakras, energy work, and the path to spiritual advancement and siddhis.

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Magick

Magick & Theurgy

Magick
Magick & Theurgy

Magick & Theurgy: the powers of the mind and soul, built on power meditation. The Magick Section holds the Chthonic Powers and the Theurgy Section the Heavenly Powers, each from Beginning to Advanced with Divination and Information; General Information, Knowing the Powers, serves both.

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Teachings

Our Doctrines

Teachings
The Doctrines of Zeus

Sacred texts and doctrines of the ancient world, Egyptian, Greek, Sanskrit, Babylonian, Norse, Roman, and Japanese spiritual writings.

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Community

The Temple of Zeus Community

Community
Personalities

People who historically have done great acts, are recognized as Zevist personalities who evolved mankind.

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Complete Yogic Breath

updated by: High Priest Zevios Metathronos & Pythia

This breathing exercise is the foundation and one of the first taught to beginning yoga students.

  1. Sit with your spine straight; you may also stand if you wish.
  2. Breathe in through your nose:
    1. Pushing out your lower abdominal muscles, fill the bottom part of your lungs, then
    2. The middle part of your lungs, then
    3. Your upper lungs
  3. Hold for 5, 8, or 10 counts [whichever is most comfortable, without straining]. NEVER push this!
  4. Exhale by contracting your lower abdominal muscles, then your mid-section [lower lungs], then your upper lungs, until completely empty of breath.

Steps 1-4 constitute one round. Perform 5 rounds.