2024 Author: Harry Day | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 15:43
ARTEMIS
Ancient Greek Goddess of the Hunt and the Moon. Rival.
Motto: Purposefulness. Self-sufficiency. Freedom.
Positive personality traits
-independent, holistic, self-confident;
-focused, energetic;
- knows what he wants;
- strong-willed;
- capable of self-restraint;
-the guardian of female chastity;
- assistant to women in labor.
Negative personality traits
reluctant to compromise;
reminds the Mermaid - a cold and insensitive beauty;
keeps an emotional distance from others;
does not forgive insults - takes revenge mercilessly.
Nearest Development Zone
Artemis is an independent goddess. She has developed integrity of nature and self-sufficiency.
The Artemis Myth:
In a shady and cool valley dedicated to the goddess Artemis, a stream flowed between the banks with luxurious vegetation. The goddess, tired after the hunt and agonizing heat, loved to swim in the crystal water of this stream.
Once the hunter Actaeon, by the will of evil fate, approached this place at a time when Artemis and the nymphs were merrily frolicking and splashing in the water. The nymphs saw that a mortal was looking at them, let out a cry of horror and hurried to the goddess. They sheltered Artemis from immodest gaze, but in vain: Artemis was with her whole head taller than her companions.
The angry goddess sprayed water on the head of the unfortunate hunter and said: "Go now and, if you can, boast that you saw naked Diana." Immediately, branchy horns grew on the head of Actaeon, the ears and neck lengthened, and the arms turned into thin legs, the body was covered with hair. The young man was seized with terror. A young man runs and falls exhausted on the river bank. He sees in her the reflection of a deer, into which he turns. Actaeon runs on, but his own dogs rush at him and tear him to shreds.
… Artemis - Apollo's twin sister, armed with a bow and arrow, hunted in the forests and mountains, surrounded by cheerful faithful nymphs - constant companions who, like the goddess, loved to hunt. Despite the seeming fragility and grace, the goddess had an extremely decisive and aggressive character. With those who were guilty, she dealt with without regret. Strictly ensured that order reigned in the world of animals and plants.
The name of the goddess translated from Greek means "bear goddess". In ancient myths, Artemis was portrayed as a bear. In Attica, priestesses of the goddess, when performing rituals, put on a bearskin.
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