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Prometheus

Prometheus' Fire is about detecting a pattern of conflict resolution, mothers and sons killing fathers, repeated three times in the Greek creation stories. Prometheus informed Zeus about the pattern. He changed the pattern eliminating his wife, Metis and he rewarded Prometheus by giving him Pandora as a wife.

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Pandora’s box of hopes and fears is a metaphor for a woman's uterus delivering a child who can love you or kill you, depending on how you treat it. The alternative types of children are indicated by the signs of the deck of cards, the apple metaphors, the four heroes of the Wizard of Oz story.

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Prometheus as Atlas holds the unconscious inscribed with the laws of science determining humans’ need for conflict resolution, morality. The Jewish Mezuzah attributes morality to the oneness of God. Atlas’ box, the Greek Mezuzah, attributes moral order to two formulas of science, thus clearly spelling the name of God.

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