The Divinity of Ancient Greece

Hella, a sister of Zeus, is a goddess of marriage with a woman. She is a guardian of a married woman, but she can not protect herself from the pain her husband caused her. Hera's marriage was established in conflict with Zeus and confronted ("Greek Olympic athlete"). Only Olympic brothers and sisters are not particularly talented people; descendants of Zeus also have their own abilities. Strange to say cowards ("12 Olympic athletes") Hephaestos, Balkans, Ares, Zeus and Hera's sons and God of forgiving, sometimes called the sons of some people, Zeus and Hera

Worshiping the God of the Olympic Games is a citizen's duty, but there are other forms of worship that directly affect individuals and sacred people. In ancient Greece, the mystical cult of Eleusinian and Orphic provided opportunities for people to face God and Goddess. A cult is a religion that is regarded as an unorthodox or nontraditional; it usually has a few fans compared to other religions. Although their mysterious ritual is kept secret, well planned, such as a cleansing ceremony (clean-up of new member ceremonies to clean), acceptance of mystical or magical knowledge, sacred drama execution It is necessary to have a ritual.

As in the case of Greece, there are many goddesses among the wealthy gods of the myths of Egypt. By studying their symbolic meaning, we understand the image of a woman in the eyes of an ancient Egyptian. Like Greek gods, many people are connected through blood and marriage. For example, Isis and her sister Neftis, two wives Osiris (God of the dead), Seth, their own brothers. Women and their images are often related to life and childbirth. Isis, the goddess associated with many principles: as Osiris' s wife killed by his brother, she was associated with a funeral. As a mother, she became a guardian of a woman, but the most important thing was the creator of her mother, she gave her life. Through this goddess, the principles of life and death are closely related

Thales believes that water, not Olympus God, is sacred. In ancient Greece, everything that could cause exercise has a soul. As water causes movement and it is eternal, Thalas considers it to be the vitality of the god of the world, and is responsible for its creation and all changes. Likewise, he believes that "everything is full of God." Likewise, as the magnet causes iron movement, the amber also moves when heated, and he believes that they also have a soul. This belief that what is not normally considered to be alive is called water morphology