The Sacred Beans of Pythagoras and Shrine of the Bean Man

It has been said that the Cretan/Phoenician mathematicain and father of philosophy, Pythagoras was one of the most Beansfamous wise men, sages and in the secret mysteries of various secret societies such as Freemasonry, he is venerated as one of the most important adepts who has ever lived.

What many people do not know is that Pythagoras had a a strict code of conduct when it came to the edible seed known as been. It was said that he would not eat or be near beans, and his initiates known as the Pythagoreans were also prohibited from eating beans. This rule and some could say a law that the tiny vegetable was never to be eaten and avoided at all costs were passed down to us by second hand accounts from his followers and authors.

But why would the Pythagoras not eat beans? (more…)

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