(Athles, missions and human transcendence)
Myths narrating the acts of heroes, half-gods and kings
The Myth of Narcissus – The Young One Who Falled in Love with His Own Reflection The myth of Narciss is one of the most timeless and deeply symbolic stories of Greek mythology. It's not just a beautiful young man who fell in love with himself. It is a narrative of the hubris, rejection, weakness of self-knowledge and... More
Morpheus is a god of dreams in Greek mythology, son of Sleep. He appears as a messenger who brings dreams to people, forming images and messages in the night. It symbolizes man's imagination, soul and communication with the subconscious. The Myth of Morpheus – The God of Dreams in Greek Mythology Morpheus is... More
Discover what ihor was in Greek mythology, the divine blood of the immortals, and how it symbolized the power, immortality and gap of gods-humans.
Agamemnon – The King of Mycenae and Leader of the Trojan Campaign Agamemnon is one of the most powerful and tragic forms of Greek mythology. King of Mycenae and commander-in-chief of the Achaeans in the Trojan War, his life is associated with hubris, sacrifice, glory and bloody vengeance. His story reflects the curse of the house of... More
Discover the myth of Iphigenia in Greek mythology: sacrifice in Aulid, salvation from Artemis and the destiny of Atreides.
Discover the Argonaut Campaign, the epic journey of Jason and Argonauts for the Golden Fleece, through his myth, history and symbolism.
The 12 Athletics of Hercules – Full History, Analysis and Symbolism Hercules' 12 feats are one of the most iconic accounts of Greek mythology. Their story is not just a series of heroic achievements· is a journey of atonement, testing and internal transformation. Hercules, son of Zeus and Alcmene, was born with divine ... More