E=MC2 MILTON'S 'DEMON'
thought I'd change that blog pic above [its from Cabo in Mexico]
'Comus' is from a couple of sources in v early English 'Milton' Literature and is the root of the modern word
'Comedy' deriving from Greek Mythology
Mythological Context
In Greek mythology, Comus (Ancient Greek: Κῶμος, Kōmos) is associated with festivity, revels, and nocturnal dalliances. He served as the cup-bearer of Dionysus and was depicted as a winged youth or child-like satyr, often shown intoxicated with a wreath of flowers on his head. Comus embodies the spirit of celebration, music, wine, and dance, representing the human desire for joy and release from social constraints. His festivals included playful rituals, such as men and women exchanging clothes, reflecting the liberating and transformative nature of revelry.
[wikipedia]
once You know the name of a 'Demon' it has no power over You.
COMUS
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