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    Tag: Greek myth

    Think Outside the Box: Mnemosyne, Mother of the Arts

    Mnemosyne is the Goddess of memory and mother to the Muses, the Goddesses of Art. The relationship between memory and art is an integral part of the human creation process, especially for the ancient Greeks whose epics and stories were passed on orally long before they were written down.

    June 8, 2025 by MythCrafts Team

    Cassandra: Screaming into the Void

    Have you ever felt that you can see a path of events unfolding, but as much as you try to warn others of the dangers you are… Read more “Cassandra: Screaming into the Void”

    February 6, 2025May 14, 2025 by MythCrafts Team

    Geryon – The Triple Headed Giant

    Geryon was the grandson of the gorgon Medusa. His father, Chrysaor, was born from blood as Perseus separated Medusa’s head from her body, and the children she… Read more “Geryon – The Triple Headed Giant”

    February 20, 2023 by MythCrafts Team

    The Ages of Man – Hesiod

    The Ages of Man were theoretical ages of humanity that existed before current day human being was created and formed a part of the greater cosmological understanding… Read more “The Ages of Man – Hesiod”

    January 7, 2021October 18, 2023 by MythCrafts Team

    Amalthea: The Goat Who Nursed Baby Zeus.

    Zeus was born into a prophecy; his father Cronus had been terrified to hear that one day one of his children would overthrow him and usurp his… Read more “Amalthea: The Goat Who Nursed Baby Zeus.”

    June 20, 2019October 17, 2023 by MythCrafts Team

    Cupid: Stupid, Reckless Love.

    Ah Cupid, the sweet chubby little baby that adorns cards and decorations this time of year. Son of Aphrodite (the Roman Venus), the Goddess of love, he… Read more “Cupid: Stupid, Reckless Love.”

    February 13, 2018October 14, 2023 by MythCrafts Team

    Scylla and Charybdis: Between a Rock and a Hard Place.

    Have you ever uttered the phrase: “Stuck between a rock and a hard place”? This common idiom used to describe a choice between two unfavorable options comes… Read more “Scylla and Charybdis: Between a Rock and a Hard Place.”

    December 28, 2017October 14, 2023 by MythCrafts Team

    Reincarnation in Ancient Greece: Plato and the Myth of Er.

    The idea of re-incarnation was not unknown to the ancient Greeks. The eminent philosopher Plato was a major exponent of this belief (as was Pythagoras and the… Read more “Reincarnation in Ancient Greece: Plato and the Myth of Er.”

    November 23, 2017October 14, 2023 by MythCrafts Team

    Isis and Osiris

    One of the most well-known ancient Egyptian mythological stories is the story of Isis and Osiris: brother and sister, and husband and wife. Isis and Osiris were… Read more “Isis and Osiris”

    October 30, 2017October 14, 2023 by MythCrafts Team

    Prometheus and The Gift of Fire

    The ability to control fire by early humans was one of the biggest steps in our evolution. For our ancient ancestors, warmth meant we could travel through… Read more “Prometheus and The Gift of Fire”

    October 19, 2017October 16, 2023 by MythCrafts Team

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