The Minotaur Was Not Moloch: Greek Myth Is Not ''Satanic Ritual''

The Minotaur Was Not Moloch: Greek Myth Is Not ''Satanic Ritual''
– Debunking a Dangerous Viral Misconception.
There’s a growing trend online that reduces Greek mythology to dark rituals and demonic worship.
But what if this view isn’t just wrong — it’s the complete opposite of what the myths actually mean?
In this video, I explore the viral claim that the Minotaur represents the demon Moloch and that Greek myths are satanic rituals.
Discover how the myth of the Minotaur is a story of spiritual transformation, not child sacrifice. Learn why the Labyrinth, the Labrys, and Ariadne’s thread are profound symbols of consciousness, balance, and inner truth.
00:00 Mythology and Misconceptions
00:47 ''The Minotaur was not Moloch''. Why Greek Myth was not Satanic Ritual
01:34 1. No the Minoans did not worship Moloch.
02:03 2. The myth of the Minotaur is a symbolic allegory.
02:47 3. The word myth tells us what a myth is.
03:28 4. Greek Philosophers Knew About the Symbolic Meaning of Myth.
03:53 5. The Minotaur, the bull, it's not a demon.
04:43 6. the Labrys (Minoan Axe) and the sacred balance.
05:53 7. Ariadne The Sacred Thread of Consciousness (Theseus).
07:35 Mythology Needs to be de-coded to be Understood. It is multilayered.