GREEK MYTHOLOGY: Persephone and Hades - A Mother's Rage

GREEK MYTHOLOGY: Persephone and Hades - A Mother's Rage

This is the tale of Persephone and Hades, but also about Demeter, the gods and the seasons. Told by Persephone, Demeter and Hades himself, we explore the events that lead to the relationship between Hades and Persephone forming.
Also a lesson about the seasons, and how the myths explain natural phenomena in the world.
But also about the power that worship and prayer hold...

Living Mythology is an attempt to entertain, relax and educate all in the one place. We are trying to forge narratives so that people can experience the religions and mythologies of the world as they were meant to be. Not as dry academic monoliths, but as living breathing tales and parables as experienced by the peoples who worshipped these beings, in an attempt to make sense of their own lives and the world around them.

This channel is in its infancy, so we hope to improve and develop it as we gain more experience.

All of the tales are taken from very conflicting traditions across many centuries, so there will be many a moment when decisions need to be made to create a more cohesive narrative. If we present something that seems to be in contrast to details, rest assured we have researched many forms of the traditions and come to the conclusions we have done to form the videos.
There will NEVER be total agreement on any of these narratives due to the history and differing ways they developed over the centuries.
These videos are for entertainment and an easy gateway to the subject. If you wish more academic details then please direct your attention to the wide source material and others who perform those types of academic video essays.

Narrated by : Baldermort
Written, Narrated and edited by: Lightbringer

[NejacquelineRoberts]

This couple needs to have their own movie!

[_Carlos]

Awesome, admittedly I lost interest in the channel when you jumped from Greek mythology to Norse because a lot of tales I wanted to hear weren't done. I'm happy to see you're still doing Greek mythology though. Cheers!

[jamesprice]

I can only imagine how the family dinners could be like with Hades, Korre/Persephone, and Demeter

[Iapetus]

"Beautiful, idealic, quiet"
That voice has all the traits that were said. Absolutely enchanting. Wow 👌

[tyrant]

Hades isn't gonna be so happy when Adonis shows up. Lovely video by the way.

[dominicesposito]

Great video - I remember reading about the grape of Persephone when I was younger. I think that this version gives everybody a lot more depth, especially the Goddess of Spring. I like the idea of it being her decision and the associated personal growth as opposed to just being a doe-eyed baby goddess with a touchy uncle

[mikemanolo]

Great job on this story. It puts a completely different spin on what happened between Hades and Persephone. Not quite a victim, but a willing participant.

[Pfasma]

I like the different was the story turns out and I really like the “chaos”music when hades first appears. It seems like he was a bad guy at first and just turns out to be lonely

[JasoniusRexington]

Fantastic, Living Mythology! It's a pleasure to listen. I recently started playing the video game, Hades, and it sparked my interest in learning more about Greek mythology. Lower the whole, I'm subscribed to an awesome channel that covers much Greek mythology and other pantheons as well! Thank you so much for all your hard work!

[roguerodriguez]

I was surprised when this story wasn't told during your initial greek myth run, but i knew eventually you guys would do it. ❤

[Erliondan]

I'm enjoying this take on tales I thought I knew.

[alexisgreen-hernandez]

Excellent story well done ✔ telling it. The pictures 📸 in the story were fantastic.

[betzyberumen]

This is very similar to my own interpretation of this story Demeter causing famen and hades being called the bad guy due to her wrath, meanwhile persephone was tired if being trapped and in love with hades. This is a very good interpretation you did the myth justice. You even managed to get hades raven in there. So good

[llDarkPheonixll]

Honestly, the greek stories are my favorite but THIS is some of your best work ❤❤❤

[Shidyk]

One of the most interesting stories from Greek mythology. Thank you for bringing this story to life for us.

[wesleyfravel]

This is one of those myths that’s so interesting to see how people look at. From more modernizations, to deep dissections of it (how much is it Hades fault, how much Zues, so on). I am eager to see your take on it.

[matthewstewart]

You did the lore proud. I have been waiting for this ever since Hades in the Underworld, and you don't disappoint. I can't wait for the next one.

[FutureMythology]

The various interpretations of this narrative are fascinating. From further updates to thorough analyses of it. Your thoughts on it are much anticipated.

[thehermit]

Amazing video, one of the favorite myths of Ancient Greece linked to one of the most mysterious and deeply spiritual practice .

[SeanLigman-yoyc]

I have long awaited the telling of this Tale by you two, and i am so glad it has funally arrived....