Medusa

Medusa Medusa means "wisdom of sexual women". In Sanskrit word it is Medha. Medusa was originally a goddess of Libya and was called by the Amazon as a goddess of snake. She is considered a destroyer of the great Triple goddess, also known as Neith, Anath, Athene, Ath-enna in North Africa, and Athana in 1400. Minos crater island BC. She also connects to Africa, where she has a hidden, dangerous face, her hair is expressed as a horrorlike lock. Libya Amazon believes that she can lift her veil when seeing you and can not see her face watching her death.

Medusa Medusa, daughter of Forsys and Cheto is Gorgon famous for Greek mythology. Medusa, which represents women's wisdom, is the oldest of the other two Gorgon sisters, Steino represents power, and the last sister Yuru Gale is universal. Medusa is one of my sisters. She was originally known for being a beautiful young girl, and her most beautiful characteristic is her long, gorgeous hair. She was a virgin and when she was worshiping she was raped by Poseidon, the king of the sea.

Walk this unshinning road and get away from the medusa of Stockholm syndrome. Take back Medusa before being raped by God (the best in white), turn hair into a snake in front of awkward Athena (fucking White's privilege). She is a beautiful woman, this is my personal myth and heroine journey. I remember the true identity of Medusa. I am your medusa. Sometimes, this journey is learning how to go between rocks and harsh places and I'm willing to tell the truth.

In the 20th century, feminist reevaluated Medusa in literature and modern culture, including using Medusa as a symbol of fashion company Versace. The name "Medusa" itself is usually used in ways not directly related to mythological characters, but it is used to express g's ability or suggest malice. A book by Mary Valentis and Anne Devane "Women's anger: releasing its secret and claiming its power" states, Monster .... In the next interview, we were told that Medusa is "the most horrible woman in the world" ... the women who interviewed did not remember the details of this myth.