Speech on The Underworld in Greek Mythology

The tripartite group of the underworld of Greek myths known as Hades after the god who ruled it is a dark and dull place where the shadows and souls of the dead live. In the next few minutes, I will tell you about how the person died, the terrain of the underground world, and the existence living there. Your life is planned and planned by fate. Fate is the three goddesses who control everyone's fate from birth to death.

Greek god Hades is known as the King of the Underworld in Greek mythology, where the soul lives after death. Greek god Hermes, the messenger of the gods, will take someone's dead soul to the underworld (sometimes called Hades' house or Hades). Hermes left his soul by the Sticks river between the river of living and death. If the soul has money, Charon, also known as a ferry, takes you to the Hades through the river: At the time of burial, the family of the dead soul puts the coin under the deceased's tongue. When crossing, that soul is judged by Aeacus, Rhadamanthus, King Minos. The soul is sent to Elysium, Tartars, Asphodel Fields or penalty area. Elysian Field is a people living a pure life. It is composed of green fields, valleys and mountains, everyone is calm and satisfied, the sun is always shining there

The tripartite group of the underworld of Greek myths known as Hades after the god who ruled it is a dark and dull place where the shadows and souls of the dead live. In the next few minutes, I will tell you about how the person died, the terrain of the underground world, and the existence living there. Your life is planned and planned by fate. Fate is the three goddesses who control everyone's fate from birth to death.

In mythology, the underworld of Greece is another world after the death of the soul. The original concept of the world after death in Greece is that at the moment of death the soul is separated from the body and takes on the form of his predecessor and is brought to the entrance of the underground world. The underground world itself - which is sometimes called Hedes after its patron saint - is said to be at the outer boundary of the ocean, or below the depth and edge of the earth. It is considered to be a dark counterpart of the brightness of Olympus, and the kingdom of death corresponds to the kingdom of God. Hades is an area of ​​invisible life made just for the sake of death.