Coatlicue is the Aztec goddess of earth, fertility, life, and death. Mother of gods and humans, she symbolizes the raw power of nature that creates and devours. Her iconic image sums up the Aztec view of the earth and the life cycle. Learn more in the video - https://youtu.be/XUCedkUMn3Y
Disputes and intrigues among the Gods seem endless. And it was through intrigue that Poseidon convinced Hephaestus, the Smith God, that Athena was interested in him. Hephaestus was rejected by Athena, but from this almost union was born Erichthonius, who would be raised by the goddess as a son. See all the details in the video - https://youtu.be/_J5ePa7RfaQ
Pan, the God of the Woods, inflated by his ego, dared to challenge Apollo to a musical duel, with Midas as judge. The divine lyre won, but Midas’s verdict favored Pan, which earned the judge an unforgettable punishment. Learn this story in the video
Do you know the goddess Nike, who inspired the name of one of the world’s most famous brands? Nike, the Goddess of Victory, fought alongside the Olympians in the Titanomachy and guided Zeus’s chariot in the Gigantomachy. Winged, with a laurel crown, she legitimizes winners in war and in games. Watch the video and check out other curiosities - https://youtu.be/AQKnrvi3F5U
An ancient Celtic Deity, Cernunnos is the God of the Forests. He was a god who combined human and wild traits and was the Lord of nature in Celtic Mythology. Learn more in the video - https://youtu.be/3FB6VpcxGg8
The Griffin is a magnificent winged creature, part lion and part eagle, tasked with guarding treasures. Between Greek and Persian myths, the creature became a symbol of power in the Middle Ages and inspired legends, games, and film. Learn the story in the video – https://youtu.be/UAA2uBaYUig
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Coatlicue is the Aztec goddess of earth, fertility, life, and death. Mother of gods and humans, she symbolizes the raw power of nature that creates and devours. Her iconic image sums up the Aztec view of the earth and the life cycle. Learn more in the video - https://youtu.be/XUCedkUMn3Y
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