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The Myceneaen Mysteries

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These articles on the Myceneaen Mysteries are an introduction to Joseph Teller's Greek-based system of Neo-Pagan beliefs.

• A Quick Introduction
• The Myceneaen Mysteries: A Neo-Pagan Alternative Belief System
• Theological Answers
• Ritual of Founding Damos
• Ritual of Damos Initiation
• Traditional Garments & Such
• Traditional Recipes
• Bibliography

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