Interesting subject matter.
Doesn't it seem like there is moar to the story?
Maybe even that there are too many conflicting stories.
Patron of thieves and lyres?
Founder of freemasonry?
Messenger of the gods?
Hermetically sealed?
Hermes trismegistus?
Good Sense is all we have atm.
I don't know what is correct, but I can tell when I'm being bullshitted.
There is more to this, judging by the heaping piles.
I always thoth that of the Pyramids and shit, too.
Good thing (they) created a just and true religion for (you) and kept the Shitty stuff for themselves, eh?
They use lots of methods to steer us towards what suits their purpose.
Shame there is little good to be seen on the subject in the main streams of thought… And telling.
Puzzles beneath Lies.
Truth will ring true with your soul, and the mainstream will call it all shades of terrible things, offering you sweet and fluffy lies instead.
Hermes Steals Apollo’s Cattle. Very soon Hermes became intent on other pursuits; he craved meat and devised a scheme for stealing the cattle of Apollo. In the night, he cut off from the herd fifty head and cleverly made them walk backwards, their heads facing him, while he himself walked straight ahead, wearing sandals of wicker that he had woven to disguise his tracks. When an old man working in a luxuriant vineyard noticed Hermes driving the cattle, the infant god told him not to tell, promising him a good harvest of grapes and much wine.
I seek to inspire thought. Sometimes I am a little rough with those who are solidly decided, especially when they demonize unexplored subjects.
Popular Myth suggests that Hermes invented the lyre, a type of flute.
In the wrong hands, it can inspire Panic.