Tag: goddess
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Diana, the Roman goddess, held multiple roles in mythology, being known as the deity of childbirth, fertility, the moon, and wild beasts. Above all, however, she is celebrated as the goddess of the hunt, with deer as her sacred animal, and corresponds to the Greek goddess Artemis. As with many mythological narratives, stories about Diana…
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Minerva: The Goddess of Wisdom and Craftsmanship Minerva embodies the divine nature of skilled thought and action, encompassing wisdom, craftsmanship, and strategy. Suitable tributes to this Goddess typically include olives, offerings of silver, intricate needlework, and virtually any artwork showcasing exemplary skill and craftsmanship. It’s also likely that offerings of incense, if not milk, would…
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This week, I’ve decided to revisit the origins of this blog: Ancient Egypt! For my final two passion posts, I wish to dedicate them to my beloved region (Egypt) and my favorite deity (the identity of which will be revealed next week!). In this entry, allow me to introduce you to Sekhmet. Key Facts about…
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This week, I decided to delve back into the rich history of Ancient Egypt, the theme of this blog! With my final two entries, I’ll explore my favorite region (Egypt) along with my favorite deity (hint revealed next week!). In this post, I would like to introduce you to the formidable Sekhmet. Names: Sekhmet, Sakhmet,…
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Juno: The Unique Roman Goddess Juno was revered as the Roman goddess responsible for safeguarding the nation, while simultaneously offering protection over the myriad aspects of women’s lives. Often likened to Hera, her Greek counterpart associated with love and marriage, Juno was both the wife and sister to Jupiter, the chief deity of Roman mythology.…
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Luna, the Roman goddess of the moon, embodies nocturnal enchantment, mysteries, and magical elements. She is also linked to fertility and childbirth, underscoring her maternal aspect. Luna parallels the Greek goddess Selene and is depicted as a lovely woman, often adorned with a crescent moon on her forehead. Culturally, the moon’s presence has had great…
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Hestia: The Goddess of Hearth and Home Hestia, known as the virgin goddess of the hearth and home, held a crucial role within Greek mythology. She presided over both private and communal hearths and was intrinsically linked to the preparation of meals, particularly bread, embodying the essence of family and domesticity. As the overseer of…
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Renenutet, also known by names such as Termuthis, Ernutet, and Renenet, was a notable cobra goddess from the Delta region of ancient Egypt. She wielded immense power, possessing a gaze that could vanquish her foes. Despite her formidable nature, the Egyptians revered her for the protection she provided throughout their lives. In artistic representations, she…
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In Roman mythology, Venus represents the goddess associated with love, beauty, sex, and fertility. She parallels the Greek goddess Aphrodite, yet encompasses more attributes, serving as a goddess of victory, fertility, and even prostitution. The origins of Aphrodite, as described in Hesiod’s Theogony, detail her emergence from the sea foam, following the bloody castration of…
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Exploring the Enigma of Nephthys The allure of You, My Goddess, lies in the profound and enigmatic nature that shrouds Your being. Despite the vast number of texts that touch upon Your existence, revealing the intricate tapestry of What You Are, the concrete information remains limited. Currently, I find myself immersed in a comprehensive volume…