Author: Sun WuKong
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Celtic religion encompasses the spiritual beliefs and rituals practiced by the ancient Celtic peoples. Originating from an Indo-European heritage, the Celts experienced a peak in their cultural and territorial expansion around the 4th century BC, spreading across Europe from Britain to Asia Minor. However, starting from the 3rd century BC, their history began to wane,…
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ATLAS: The Titan Who Carries the Heavens Atlas is known as the Titan who upholds the sky, embodying the trait of endurance (atlaô). As a prominent figure among the Titans, he led a rebellion against Zeus, only to face defeat. As punishment for his treachery, he was sentenced to support the heavens on his shoulders.…
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Understanding Nitric Oxide and Its Supplements Nitric oxide (NO) is a naturally occurring gas formed by nitrogen and oxygen, vital for various biological processes, particularly for the dilation of blood vessels. This dilation is essential in enhancing blood circulation, which has far-reaching implications for overall health and functions like erectile potency. Supplements aimed at boosting…
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By Meta Waters – Volunteer Guide Floralias: A Fusion of Reverence and Revelry The Floralias festival stands as a vibrant blend of homage and hedonism, honoring Flora, the goddess of flowers and fertility. This festival embodies a rich duality, capturing both the sacred and the spirited aspects of Roman culture. The Roman Empire, characterized by…
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Athena: The Olympian Goddess of Wisdom and War Athena, the illustrious goddess of wisdom and battle strategy, was a pivotal figure in Greek mythology. Revered for her intellect and valiant deeds, she is known as the protector of cities and a patroness of various crafts including weaving and pottery. Visual representations consistently feature her as…
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As the summer solstice approaches, signaling the longest day of the year, I find myself reminiscing about my adoration for those lengthy, warm days characteristic of summer. There’s an undeniable joy in lounging on a sun-kissed beach, feeling the light breeze on my skin while the cool sea beckons nearby—this epitomizes my idea of true…
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Hermes: The Multifaceted Olympian God Overview What Hermes Represents Hermes, an essential figure in ancient Greek mythology, held a diverse range of roles and functions, embodying various aspects of life and society. Here are some of Hermes’ primary domains: God of Heraldry: Known as the patron of heralds and messengers, Hermes provided protection for those…
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Overview Cronus, a significant figure in Greek mythology, served as the second ruler of the cosmos and belonged to the Titans. Renowned for his tyranny, he overthrew his father Uranus and sired the first generation of Olympian deities, including Demeter, Hades, Hera, Hestia, Poseidon, and Zeus. Driven by an insatiable thirst for dominance, Cronus eventually…
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Horus, revered in ancient Egyptian mythology, is depicted as a falcon deity whose right eye symbolizes the sun or morning star, embodying authority and essence, while his left eye signifies the moon or evening star, representing healing properties. Falcon worship has roots stretching back to late predynastic times and became prevalent throughout Egypt. Horus was…
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In the early light of dawn, an ancient entity captures our imagination, once resonating deeply within the Roman Empire: Sol, the revered sun god. We are not merely perusing the age-worn records of Rome; rather, we embark on an exploration of a vibrant sphere of mythology that continues to illuminate the arc of human history,…