The Hecatoncheires and Cyclopes are extraordinary gigantic beings. They were born from the union of Gaia and Ouranos. Gaia is the Earth goddess, and Ouranus was a Sky deity this means that these giants and their Titan siblings were born from the Union of Heaven and Earth. However, Uranus saw their births as mistakes. InContinue reading “Giants of a Hundred Hands, Fifty heads, and One Eye”
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The Cosmic Dancer and the Serpent of Chaos
Eurynome and Orphion: The Mysteries of Creation and the Serpent’s Cult In the rich tapestry of Greek mythology, amidst the pantheon of gods and goddesses, Eurynome and Orphion stand as enigmatic figures. They stand as a separate but equally important myth of cosmic creation and birth of the Greek Pantheon. From the cosmic dance ofContinue reading “The Cosmic Dancer and the Serpent of Chaos”
Ouranus: The Primal Sky
The Primordial Sky and the Birth of Titans Also known as Uranus, Ouranus stands as the grandfather of the Olympians, the Father of the titans and one of the first born to Gaia herself. He is the primordial personification of the sky—a deity whose influence extends far beyond the celestial realm. With his pride andContinue reading “Ouranus: The Primal Sky”
Thalassa: The Ancient Sea
The Depths of the Sea Goddess Thalassa’s role in the Greek pantheon and her appearance in it is somewhat complex. This is primarily because of the lack of information on her. We know she is a primordial sea goddess, and that she was usually coupled with Pontus the ancient sea, but her origins and birthContinue reading “Thalassa: The Ancient Sea”
The Cretan Bull
The Cultural Tapestry of Ancient Crete In the rich fabric of Cretan culture and religion, the great bulls emerge as symbolic icons. These bulls weave together myths, archaeological findings, mythologies, and literary narratives. Central to this intricate maze are the myths of Europa, Pasiphae, the Minotaur, King Minos, and the captivating traditions of bull dancing.Continue reading “The Cretan Bull”
The Legacy of the Minotaur
The Minotaur Through the Ages: A Literary Odyssey The Minotaur, a half-man half-bull creature born of myth and imagination, has transcended the boundaries of ancient lore to become a captivating figure in literature. His birth, his pain and his life and death in the labyrinth have inspired writers and artists alike in conversations spanning millennia.Continue reading “The Legacy of the Minotaur”
Minotaur, Lord of the Labyrinth
The Minotaur, a being described as being half man and half bull. It’s a creature of legend and myth, and holds a unique place in Greek mythology. With its intriguing parentage, name, and the iconic tale of Theseus, the Minotaur myth has inspired scholars and readers for millennia. Let’s delve into the labyrinthine world ofContinue reading “Minotaur, Lord of the Labyrinth”
The Good Greek Doctor, Asclepius
Asclepius, was known as the divine healer of Greek Myth and lore. He was the revered god of medicine and healing in Greek myth. His story of life and death crosses between the realm of the dead, the human world and the eventual rising to the status of god. Born to Apollo, the god ofContinue reading “The Good Greek Doctor, Asclepius”
The Lovers of Zeus
The Great God Zeus
Mr. High and Mighty, Mr. “Hey you, get off my Cloud.” He is the great god of the Greek pantheon, he is the almighty, however, he also has a problem with paying child support. This is Zeus, the Greek god of Thunder, lightning, and the sky above. Zeus is the one that stands above allContinue reading “The Great God Zeus”
Myths Reborn 