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Daisy – Symbolism and Meaning

The birth flower for April, Daisies are among the prettiest and best-known flowers, loved for their simplicity and beauty. They are also highly symbolic ...

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Gorgons in Greek Mythology: Medusa’s Sisters and Their Legacy

The Gorgons were three sisters - Medusa, Sthenno, and Euryale, the daughters of Phorcys and Ceto. Sometimes depicted as hideous and deadly monsters, and at ...

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Bellerophon: Rise and Fall of a Greek Mythological Hero

Bellerophon, also known as Bellerophontes, was the greatest Greek hero, before the times of Hercules and Perseus. Called the slayer of monsters for his ...

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Hippie Symbols and What They Mean

The Hippie movement began as a countercultural youth movement in the 60s. Beginning in the United States, hippie culture began to rapidly spread around the ...

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The Surprisingly Layered Symbolism of Keys

All our lives, we humans seem to always be chasing after keys - the key to a paramour’s heart; the key to our first home, our first car, our first business; ...

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Hypnos of Greek Mythology: The Divine Personification of Sleep

Among the great Greek figures, Hypnos (Roman counterpart Somnus), the god of sleep, had power over both men and gods. Although he may not be one of the most ...

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Asclepius – The Greek God of Healing and Medicine

Asclepius was a demi-god of Greek mythology praised for his contribution to ancient medicine. His other abilities included healing and foretelling ...

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Fairy Symbolism and Importance Through the Ages

When someone says the word fairy, we often take a quick trip down memory lane and revisit the fairy god mother in Cinderella or the delightful Tinkerbell in ...

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The Erinyes: Greek Goddesses of Retribution and Vengeance

The three Erinyes, called Alecto, Megaera, and Tisiphone are the chthonic goddesses of vengeance and retribution, known for tormenting and punishing those ...

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Orpheus Unveiled: The Greek Myth of Music and Love

Most people may know Orpheus from one of the most tragic love stories ever written. He was unlucky enough to lose the only person he loved and when given ...

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