Cult wrote:Χρόνος is time in the way that we regularly use the word. Καιρός refers to the circumstances of a certain time period. Now I do understand your point, and very much agree with you.
I'm Greek, so.

Mmm can you share more about what you understand?
Not Greek, but has physics background, so those refers to chronos and kairos, no? Those letters are used in symbols quite a lot, but that's all I can take from them..

Yes, that's correct, but the ch in chronos is more approximate because the letter χ doesn't exactly exist in Latin characters, χ is pronounced more like a strong "h", and the "ai" in kairos is pronounced like "eh" if you want to get technical (it's a diphthong).

The Styx Group wrote:Homer Created the Iliad and The Odyssey and some songs...sometime in the period 800 BC...The Trojan War was fought sometime around 1250 BC.

Now if I caught Caiyros' point correctly, here he was referring to the timelines he mentioned in the sense of "kairos", rather than "chronos", so rather than time as in the procession of events he was talking about the circumstances during that time and the correlation of these two aspects of time as a whole.

Oo okay, thank you, Cult.
And that's an interesting difference of the definition of time, yes.

i looooove this, thanks for sharing!

Interestingly enough, when I connected to Helen of Troy, she felt more like a person who had actually lived in our world as a human as opposed to a being composed from pure myth. I also sensed a super strong connection to dogs for some strange reason... like she had an affinity for them.

It was an incredible experience. So much so that it has actually nudged me on the path of exploring the beauty she has taught me more fully. It wasn't a footnote in my explorations like, this was a legitimately life-changing experience that Aphrodite has also helped me explore more fully. I now consider Helen of Troy one of my heroes. lol

But thank you so much for all of your responses so far! It has been so nice to see all of your thoughts.

That's awesome, thank you for telling me to look this up Azure! ^_^ Definitely reminds me how people define normal, and put everything outside of the box if it doesn't fit.
My opinion as of late, while the term may be "there may be aliens", and there is definitely gods, I think we are all not as different as it gets told in stories.

Also, this is a wonderful way to explain beauty, thank you. It's really heartwarming to read this and understand a bit more about how to look at things with a new light.