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Sorrowing at the death of her beloved servant; Hera took Argus’ 100 bright eyes and fixed them onto the tail of a very dull, dowdy old fowl; transforming it into what we know today as the peacock - which is how the now proud, colorful; and haughty bird came forever to be associated with the goddess. (Painters and sculptors often depicted Hera on a chariot drawn by peacocks).
— Dec 19, 2025 04:46PM
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Prometheus, mankind's chief creator, advocate, and friend, taught us, stole for us, and sacrificed himself for us. We all possess our share of Promethean fire, without it we would not be human. It is right to pity and admire him but, unlike the jealous and selfish gods, he would never ask to be worshipped, praised, and adored.
— Dec 04, 2025 11:19AM
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Fr out of the ground where Pyrrha's stones had landed sprang girls &women, healthy &fully formed. Fr the earth where Deucalion's stones had fallen boys &men grew up. So the old Pelasgians drowned in the Great Deluge, &the Mediterranean world was repopulated by a new race descended thru Deucalion &Pyrrha fr Prometheus, Epimetheus, Pandora, &fr Gaia, a compound of foresight &impulse, of all gifts &of the earth
— Nov 18, 2025 10:04AM
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Hestia: hearth and home. Kadia; oikos: economics. Latin word: focus. Out of words for a fireplace we have spin “cardiologist”, “Deep focus”, and “eco-warrior”. The essential meaning of centrality that connects them also reveals the great significance of the hearth to the Greeks and Romans, and consequently the importance of Hestia, its presiding deity.
— Oct 30, 2025 12:25PM
