Vlassis G. Rassias about Hellenismos (Videos)

About the person: Vlassis G. Rassias (1959-2019) was an ethnic Hellenic economist, historiographer, artist, poet, translator, publisher, author of over twenty-five books and a leading figure in the Re-Hellenization movement. He has transferred both Salustios‘ Peri Theon kai Kosmou and Epictetus‘ Enchiridion into modern Greek. He was the co-founder of the Supreme Council of Ethnic Hellenes (YSEE), whose General secretary he was, and the European Congress of Ethnic Religions (ECER, formerly WCER). He represented the indigenous Hellenic tradition in many TV shows, radio broadcasts, magazines and at the Parliament of the World’s Religions 2018 in Toronto, Canada. In his function as the General secretary of YSEE, he had given more than 150 lectures about Hellenism in several countries. Vlassis G. Rassias was a Stoic.

Rassias: The Gods of Hellenismos are multiplications of the True Being – Ontos on (Hellenism ENG SUB)

This is an extract from a TV-show about the Hellenic Religion from “2006.” The Greek-orthodox theologian Mr. Kreiton Ioannides, the show hostess and the General Secretary of the Supreme Council of ethnic Hellenes (YSEE), Mr. Vlassis G. Rassias (1959-2019), talked about the Greek gods and the revitalization of Ethnic Religions throughout Europe. It was the time when Rassias was writing and publishing his multivolume work on the violent enforcement of Christianity in Europe and other parts of the world. Year: 2006. Show: Tolmo (“I dare”). Channel: Sigma TV. Country: Cyprus.

Interview with ethnic Hellenic author and stoic Vlassis G. Rassias (1959-2019)

Hellenic religion is interested in life, not in afterlife (ENG SUB)

The meaning of life in Hellenismos (ENG SUB)

A definition of Hellenismos by the General secretary of YSEE (ENG SUB)

Vlassis G. Rassias about the nature of the Gods (Hellenismos ENG SUB)

Tradition and ontology in Hellenismos (ENG SUB)

Vlassis G. Rassias on cultural and political monotheism (ENG SUB)

The ethnic Hellenic writer Vlassis G. Rassias on the different facets of monotheism (from 2016). In this video, he deals with the monotheistic problem from a Hellenic point of view, presenting the Hellenes‘ understanding of monotheism, which, to them, is not only religion (Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Neopaganism etc.), but also culture (Occident, Romiosyni) and politics (conservatism, liberalism, nationalism, internationalism).

«As a genuine invention of monotheistic absolutism, nationalism expressed and expresses itself as a consistent demand for complete cultural, religious and linguistic homogeneity and unity. […]. It is not the enemies of collective freedom and autonomy (who have been the enemies of the ethnicities) that have been declared as ‹enemies,› but any kind of otherness that is currently considered to be a cultural, religious, ethnic or ‹racial› pollution due to a sick collective mentality. In contrast to natural (ancient) ‹ethnism,› which can express its diversity / alterity in a positive way (and at the same time deeply respects the diversity / alterity of all the others who express themselves in the same way), […] nationalism considers its […] ‹race› to be more important and superior than any other, and therefore it can only define its diversity / alterity in a negative way.»

Vlassis G. Rassias: Ethnos – Ethnism – Nation-state – Nationalism. 2nd ed., Athens: Anichti Poli, 2006 [org. 1996], Greek, ISBN: 960-7748-37-9.

«The nationalist disease is the twin brother of internationalism and stands outside of the real game of history. The dipole nationalism ≠ internationalism is a construction. [Nationalism] has nothing to do with the real ethnos and the real ethnic identity, it takes advantage of people’s love for their homeland, their patriotism, and fishes in muddy waters.»
Vlassis G. Rassias, taken from an interview from January 2011.

Ontology of the Greek gods