Zeus and Dione

Zeus and Dioni in Dodoni in classical mythological depiction

Zeus and Dioni are gods of Greek mythology. Dioni, often identified with a deity of sea or fertility, is considered Zeus' wife or mistress in various traditions. Together they symbolize power, wisdom, and fertility in ancient religion. In Greek mythology, the mighty god Zeus is known not only as king ... More

myth of Narcissus

Narcissus looks at his reflection in a source – Myth of Narcissus in Greek mythology

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

The myth of Morpheus

The Myth of Morpheus in Greek Mythology

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

The myth of Atlantis

Atlantis, the lost kingdom of the Atlanteans, featuring circular architecture, temples dedicated to Poseidon, and concentric canals in Greek mythology

Atlantis: the lost kingdom of the Atlantics and the myth of divine hybrid Atlantis doesn't just belong in the realm of myth· It is located at the border between the philosophy, cosmogony and moral teaching of ancient Greece. It is one of the most enigmatic and timeless myths, a lost world where Atlantis, descendants of gods and... More

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