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A
hero is one who exhibits extraordinary
courage,
fortitude or greatness
of soul.
The
hero is the one who comes to participate in life
courageously and decently in
a natural and honorable way.
Heros, in the myths of old, were greater than mere mortal men or
women.
The hero typically was considered to be
the offspring of the mating of a
god or goddess with a mortal woman or man.
The hero, being
a son or daughter of the
gods, wears a mantle greater than that of any
mere mortal.
The hero,
a carrier of godly power beyond the reach of
mortal men, travels the
connection between Heaven and Earth becoming an Avatar of the
Divine.
The hero's sphere of action
is in the field of time, in the moment here and
now in a sharply defined dual
reality - a
duality - broken sharply into pairs of
opposites:
good and
evil;
light and dark;
man and woman;
rich and poor.
Although
the hero acts in the present he, or she, is able
to draw on a power
from outside the visible world that no mortal possess'.
Celtic heros were
recognized when they fell into a berserker frenzy (ferg) in which they
operated in the red haze of angerly boiling blood.
When
Cuchulainn returned from his first
expedition fifty naked maidens were sent to meet him, they seized him and
submerged in in tubs of water the first of which shattered the second of which
boiled over and the third of which was left heated.
(The link between the word for the heat
generated by a warrior under the spell of ferg and its homophone which
is applied to sexual excitement.)
The
concept of reality as a never ending conflict between
the dark force of Chaos and
the light force of Order is shared by the
prophet Zoroaster.
Roman Bishops under
Alexander of Alexandria folded into the
synthesized religion of
Christianity the battle between
Ahura Mazda,
Order, and
Angra Mainyu,
Chaos, to fulfill the needs
of Emperor Constantine which
included conversion of the Roman Legions, followers of
the Mithras Mysteries and
Jupiter Optimus Maximus Soter,
into Pauline Christian followers
of Christ.
In Eastern
thought good and evil is relative to your position.
When one
moves out of the transcendent, one comes
into a field of opposites.
One
has eaten of the Tree of
Knowledge, not only of good and evil,
but of
male and female, of
right and wrong, and of
light and
dark.
Innocence is lost.
Communion with the
Creator is suspended.
The rational mind ceaselessly
searches.
Strolling down the library aisles and shifting through
the rational knowledge filed away in the
Akashic Records for engineered solutions to
unsolvable dilemmas.
Everything in the field
of time is judged on multiple levels in a dualistic manner by the rational mind
- past and future,
animate or inanimate,
being and nonbeing - which then paints
an image of the object or event placed in time within the frame of the
perceiver's perspective.
The base biological pair of every
human subconscious duality is male and
female.
One may be
preeminent or may be represented in a more balanced nature.
In Chinese
thought this is represented by
 .
The
male subconscious may be called
upon to do the heros task of undertaking a heroic journey of going
out into the world, engaging the world, bringing home sustenance and
protecting the hearth.
The
female subconscious may be called
upon to do the heros task of undertaking a heroic journey of bearing and
nurturing offspring, ordering the household hearth, cultivating sustenance and
keeping the home fire
burning.
Or the human subconscious duality may take
a dark sinister sexualized militarized form that
vacillates between the realms of self-focused Eros and projected Thanatos of a
collapsing moral order.
"The misuse, overuse and cynical manipulation of
the word "hero" exemplifies the erosion of the use of language that dumbs down
a media-saturated,
news-as-entertainment
spoon-fed public with "anyone can be hero."
How sad the acceptance of
an inappropriate usage can be so readily embraced by
a feel-good-at-any-price
populace." - William Comelately
hero
defined
principal male character in
a myth, a book, a play,
a movie, etc
a
seemingly ordinary individual
possessing superior skills in any field of endeavor
a seemingly ordinary
individual distinguished by exceptional
courage and/or ability, brave deeds and
noble qualities
a seemingly
ordinary individual who finds the strength to
persevere in spite of
the overwhelming obstacles placed in the way
a
seemingly ordinary individual
who, in the opinion of others,
has heroic qualities or has performed a heroic act and is regarded as a
model or ideal - may descend into hero worship
Hero, a Greek mathematician, developed a formula for determining the
area of a triangle, wrote on mechanics and invented many water-driven and
steam-driven machines.
Hero is the the New York term for a sandwich
elsewhere called submarine, grinder, poor boy (New Orleans), or hoagie
(Philadelphia) - marketing device for a Greek gyro type of
sandwich.
late 14c., "man of superhuman strength or physical courage,"
from Latin heros "hero," from Greek heros "demigod" (a variant singular of
which was heroe), originally "defender, protector," from PIE root *ser- "to
watch over, protect" (cf. Latin servare "to save, deliver, preserve, protect;"
see observe). Meaning "man who exhibits great bravery" in any course of action
is from 1660s. Sense of "chief male character in a play, story, etc." first
recorded 1690s. First record of hero-worship is from 1774.
1540s,
shortened from heroical (early 15c.), also heroycus "noble, magnanimous," from
Latin heroicus "of a hero, heroic, mythical," from Greek heroikos "pertaining
to heroes," from heros (see hero (1)). Earlier was heroical (early 15c.). The
Heroic Age in Greece was the time before the return of the armies from the fall
of Troy. 1590s, "heroic verse". Meaning "deeds worthy of a hero" attested by
1831.
1650s, from Latin heroine, heroina (plural heroinae) "a female
hero, a demigoddess" (e.g. Medea), from Greek heroine, fem. of hero. As
"principal female character" in a drama or poem, from 1715.
1898, from German Heroin,
(Hero-in) coined 1898 as trademark
registered by Friedrich Bayer & Co. for their opium substitute,
traditionally from Greek
heros because of the euphoric feeling the drug provides.
"A new
hypnotic, to which the name of
"Heroin™" has
been given, has been tried in the medical clinic of Professor Gerhardt in
Berlin." - The Lancet, Dec. 3, 1898
hero (of the underworld)
definition:
n. heroin: Don
says he knows the hero of the underworld well.
Every hero's journey
requires the overcoming of
obstacles.
Obstacles
may be external or they may
be internal but in most cases they involve both elements.
Although
obstacles may be either internal or external the tale of the hero's journey,
related in a metaphoric
allegorical mode of the myth, uses
external obstacles to speak of
internal obstacles that
every individual must face in the Journey of Life.
The hero's journey
involves a transition through time that changes the hero's personality by
tempering the hero or heroine's Soul in the Fires of Life.
For an
individual to become the hero they wish to be all one has to do is
mimic the model one wants to become.
People do this all the time, consciously or subconsciously, with
possibly the best example being how chidren
mimic the actions they see portrayed
on the black magic flat
screen. |
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