Gopi

David Kinsley says, “It is not that the mantra belongs to the goddess, which is the way one is often tempted to understand the relationship between the deity and the mantra; the situation, rather, is that the mantra is the goddess” (Tantric Visions of the Divine Feminine, p. 58). In this case I would say that the mantra is

Bacchus, the god most known for his association with wine, was not native to the Romans, but wholly imported from the Greeks. While he was somewhat identified with the older Latin god Liber—also associated with wine and revelry—the mythology surrounding Bacchus seems to be entirely Greek in origin, with names and some details changed to fit better