Aphrodite

Along with Aphrodite time, the goddess of the desire of the famous Adelodite is one of the beauty of a long hair, riding on a scallop shell. Her beautiful miracle gives the Deadly Earth and Mount Olympus. It is a symbol of femininity and perfection and is the most amazing of the gods and goddesses like statues. Pigeons and sparrows are her opponents, so is the sweet and playful cupid of Roman myth. However, this seemingly perfect, sophisticated sensual cooking picture is far from perfect.

Aphrodite is an ancient Greek goddess related to love, beauty, happiness, and birth. She was identified as the planet Venus named after Roman goddess Venus, and Aphrodite widely fused. The main symbols of Aphrodite are Myrtle, roses, pigeons, sparrows, swans and so on. Aphrodite's worship is mainly due to the Phoenician goddess Asterte, Cognac of Ishtar, the oriental goddess whose worship is based on Sumer. Irina worship. The main cult centers of Aphrodite are Serracera, Cyprus, Corinth, Athens. Her main festival is Aphrodisias, celebrated every summer in the summer. In Laconia, Aphrodite was worshiped as a warrior goddess. She is also a patron saint of a prostitute and this association has led the early scholars to the concept of "holy prostitution", but this is now considered to be wrong.

In 1938, Russian immigrant American Grev · Botkin established the Aphrodite Church, a Protestant religion centered on the goddess of worship, and the practitioners thought of Aphrodite. The theology of Aphrodite Church was proposed in the book "Finding Reality" published in 1969 two years before the death of Bottkin. This book does not describe Aphrodite as "a somewhat new Plato's only goddess of pagan monotheism" but depicts it as a completely different shine from what you imagine. Although Aphrodite's worship was claimed to be brought to Greece by the mysterious teacher Orpheus, the Greeks misunderstood the teachings of Orpheus and did not recognize the importance of worshiping Aphrodite.