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The Power and Influence of Cronus: Unveiling the Secrets of the Titan Society

The Power and Influence of Cronus: Unveiling the Secrets of the Titan Society

The Titan Society – Oracle Message

The Titan Society: - Cronus ‘Patron of the Titans’, ‘Destroyer’ – Oracle: Andrew Rogers

“The modern people are dominated and influenced by serious inferior examples of what they perceived to be, and they apparently support and encourage this venture, they are living in denial of the truth” - Cronus ‘Patron of the Titans’, ‘Destroyer’.

Cronus, also known as the 'Patron of the Titans' and the 'Destroyer', has a unique perspective on the modern world. In his role as an Oracle, Andrew Rogers revealed Cronus' belief that people today are under the influence of inferior examples. According to Cronus, these individuals are living in denial of the truth. This perspective suggests a certain disillusionment with the values and ideals commonly upheld by society. To fully grasp the depth of Cronus' message, it is necessary to explore the reasons behind his views and the implications they may have for our current circumstances.

Cronus ‘Patron of the Titans’, ‘Destroyer’.

In Greek mythology, Cronus, also known as Cronos or Kronos, held significant importance as the leader and youngest of the first generation of Titans. Born to Gaia (Mother Earth) and Uranus (Father Sky), Cronus played a pivotal role in shaping the world and the mythological timeline.

According to ancient texts, Cronus overthrew his father Uranus, thus becoming the ruler during what is known as the mythological Golden Age. It was during this period that harmony and prosperity prevailed, and the Titan gods reigned supreme. However, Cronus soon faced a prophecy that one of his own children would eventually overthrow him, just as he had dethroned his father.

In an attempt to prevent this prophecy from coming true, Cronus resorted to a drastic measure. As each of his children was born, he immediately swallowed them, ensuring that none could challenge his authority. This act of devouring his offspring earned him the reputation of a ruthless and paranoid ruler.

However, fate had other plans. Cronus' wife and sister, Rhea, grew tired of her children being consumed by their father. When it was time for her sixth child to be born, she decided to take action. Rhea sought the help of their parents, Gaia and Uranus, who devised a plan to save the child and bring an end to Cronus' tyranny.

Rhea gave birth to a son named Zeus, but instead of presenting him to Cronus, she cleverly substituted the baby with a stone wrapped in swaddling clothes. Cronus, deceived by the trick, swallowed the stone, believing it to be his newborn son. Meanwhile, Zeus was whisked away to be raised in secret on the island of Crete.

Growing up, Zeus learned about his true heritage and the prophecy surrounding his eventual rise to power. Determined to fulfill his destiny, Zeus returned to confront Cronus and free his siblings who were still imprisoned within their father's stomach. With the help of Gaia and other allies, Zeus embarked on a great war known as the titanomachy, a conflict between the Titans and the Olympians.

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