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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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Anemone Flower Meaning and Symbolism

A beautiful flower that adds personality to any garden, the anemone is also a favorite feature on wedding bouquets and floral arrangements. This spring ...

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Amaranth Symbolism and Meaning

There are few flowers that can boast the combination of beauty, healing and nutrition perfectly, and the Amaranth belongs to this elite club. Competitive ...

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Artemis – The Greek Goddess of Hunting

Artemis (Roman counterpart Diana) is the Greek goddess associated with the moon, chastity, the hunt, childbirth, and the wilderness. Daughter of Leto and ...

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Double Happiness: The Symbol of Love and Joy

Commonly used in feng shui as a love cure, the double happiness symbol is comprised of two connected Chinese characters xi and is frequently seen as a ...

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Koru – Meaning and Symbolism

Possibly the most popular of all Maori symbols, the Koru (Maori for loop or coil) is one of the most important symbols of Maori traditions, representing new ...

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Lady Justice – Symbolism and Meaning

One of the most prominent figures and allegorical personifications to ever exist is Lady Justice, the supposed moral compass across all judicial systems. ...

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Peony Symbolism and Meaning

Peonies are the quintessential symbol of spring, signaling the entrance of pleasantly chilly weather that soon leads to summer. The large, pastel flowers ...

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The Extinction Symbol – Origin and Meaning

The extinction symbol refers to the Holocene extinction - the sixth mass extinction of all species of animals and plants on Earth that’s currently happening ...

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