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A '''Sacred Drama''' is a work of art (i.e. a movie, play, evangelical performance, etc.) intentionally designed to implant and propagate [[Archetypes]] and [[Creation Template]]s. Sacred dramas are used within [[Ideological Institutions]] in order to manipulate and indoctrinate.</blockquote> | A '''Sacred Drama''' (a.k.a. [[Ritual Drama]]) is a work of art (i.e. a movie, play, evangelical performance, etc.) intentionally designed to implant and propagate [[Archetypes]] and [[Creation Template]]s. Sacred dramas are used within [[Ideological Institutions]] in order to manipulate and indoctrinate.</blockquote> | ||
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Revision as of 14:43, 26 July 2025
Sacred Drama
A Sacred Drama (a.k.a. Ritual Drama) is a work of art (i.e. a movie, play, evangelical performance, etc.) intentionally designed to implant and propagate Archetypes and Creation Templates. Sacred dramas are used within Ideological Institutions in order to manipulate and indoctrinate.
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Cicero and Cicero[1] speak of "ritual drama" as ceremonial performances designed to "deliver important teachings" by captivating the senses and tugging at emotions." "Then, just as now, ritualists employed theatrical props, special effects, symbolism, gestures, speeches, and other elements of performance to have the greatest visual and emotive impact on their audience..."
Cicero and Cicero draw explicit links to the Zoroastrian Frame, e.g., the "weighing of the Soul in the Hall of Judgment." (p. 109), indicating "sacred drama" is a tool used to propagate the Zoroastrian Frame.
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- ↑ cero, Chic, and Sandra Tabatha Cicero. The New Golden Dawn Ritual Tarot: Keys to the Rituals, Symbolism, Magic, and Divination. Minnesota: Llewellyn, 1996. p. 108-8