Pythagoras and the Incuse Coins: An Esoteric Interpretation

Pythagoras and the Incuse Coins: An Esoteric Interpretation

The talk “Pythagoras and the Incuse Coins: An Esoteric Reading” delves into the significance of Pythagoras, a foundational figure in perennial philosophy, and his potential influence on the distinctive incuse coin designs of ancient Magna Graecia, dating back to the late 6th century BC. Despite the enigmatic nature of Pythagoras’ life, it is posited that he may have connections to these coins, which feature a relief design on one side and an intaglio on the other. This design could symbolize dualities such as the visible and invisible or matter and spirit. The discussion explores Pythagoras’ teachings on metempsychosis, his associations with various mystery schools, and his education under renowned philosophers. It also investigates the incuse coins’ designs, which reflect Pythagorean philosophies and possibly reveal a sophisticated understanding of sacred geometry. Ultimately, these coins may embody Pythagorean thought, bridging the material and spiritual realms.