In ancient Greek mythology, Titans were a powerful race of deities that preceded the age of the Olympian gods. The best known, and leader of the twelve Titans was Chronos (Saturn), who maintained supreme domination over the human race until he was defeated in the bloody Titanomachy and locked up in Tartarus along with his brothers and sisters.
In our time we experience an overwhelming external and internal domination caused by some higher and dark energies that have ordered the world's board and conspired for millennia against the true potential of the human mind and spirit keeping us in a low vibration, both collectively and individually, to perpetuate their Status Quo. These titanic energies of oppression manifest emotionally, psychologically, politically, socially, culturally, economically, and/or spiritually, causing serious consequences. Among others, the sacrifice of our divine energy in the name and worship of our oppressors. However, these archons are ruled by universal laws that bind everything and everyone; laws that teach us, among several things, the principle of polarity, Everything has two poles, everything has its opposite (Good-Evil / Positive-Negative / Life-Death), in that sense, is knowledge and its action where we find a battlefield to measure ourselves on equal terms against these titans.
What would be the fight without a totem, without a symbol under which we can meditate? This is how this illustration took place, in search of an amulet to turn to when the battle is near. The ram symbol represents boldness, power, new beginnings, and paths. This energetic presence reminds us of the defiant attitude of ancient warriors. The ram's home is found high on rocky edges and steep cliffs, therefore, it prepares its whole life to advance and conquer every adverse terrain with determination and go beyond fear.
Remember, whatever titan you are facing, stand strong! you are not alone.
Wisdom (Sophia) and Knowledge (Gnosis) shall be the stability of thy times.
-V-
