The "Cult of Dionysus" was an ancient Greek religious movement centered around the worship of Dionysus, the god of wine, fertility, and ecstasy. Followers believed that through rituals and celebrations, they could experience divine ecstasy and connect with the god. These practices often included music, dance, and the consumption of wine, reflecting the liberating and chaotic nature of Dionysus. The cult played a significant role in ancient Greek culture, influencing theater and the arts. The famous Dionysia festival, held in Athens, featured dramatic performances and competitions in honor of Dionysus. This celebration highlighted the importance of the god in both religious and social life, showcasing the blend of joy and madness associated with his worship.