#mitologia

[aityys]

Quick sketch

[daknm]

Achilles and Patroclus 🫀

[nyuiarantes]

A portrait of Apollo (work in progress)

[rotasumitology]

[andydraw24]

Doesn't it happen to you that you like a musical called EPIC?

[negreabsolut]

Records d'Hiperborea.

[constanzarte]

Circe Invidiosa - John William Waterhouse

[tejonmelero]

Nuestro amor no fue espléndido pero si muy memorable.

Fragmento de la novela ligera "Amor Profundo Destino Desgarrador".

—Complacencia

[gryficowa]

The strangest thing about being an agnostic is the fact that you don't just piss off Christians, but also atheists, because you honestly criticize the faith you grew up in (For me it's Christianity, that's why I mentioned Christians) and how fucking hypocrites they are, and talking about it out loud makes Christians angry because it is an attack on their faith, or "Not all Christians are like that!" because according to them, being a bigot and trying to force God down your throat in order to "convert you", or treating you like shit because they think you're stupid is something God told them to do

And less daring to explain why you don't like God himself (Because of his narcissistic personality, if you don't obey him, you are evil, even if it's an order to kill someone, and you have too much empathy, it's bad because you disobey the order) then you they will come and say that you have to criticize Judaism and Islam, yes, christians still deny that all three faiths have the same God, but from different time zones

You piss off atheists because you talk about Christians and how they frustrate you, or because you don't attack Islamists, please, I won't attack a faith I don't know, I have some inhibitions

Christians and atheists have one thing in common, they are Islamophobic (Not all of them, but it's something they both have in common and it's terrifying), and yet they attack each other, which is comical

I also met atheists for whom you are not religious enough if you do not obey the church 100%, so my mother is not Catholic although she is older than these freaks in cassocks

This pisses me off, Christians and atheists think that if you are religious you automatically have to listen to people who lie about the Bible, my mother believes in God, not in the church, so according to them she is not religious -_-

Moreover, according to Christians, you are an atheist, but according to atheists, not so much

As an agnostic, you don't need God to live, you won't say 100% that he doesn't exist, because let's face it, we don't know the world 100%, although he may not be the only higher being, because it should be mentioned that Judaism was the first faith with one God , and Yahweh was not entirely of their faith, in short, they took one God from paganism and began to say, that he is the only God and the rest are impostors

So yes, we cannot confirm or deny whether there is a God or whether he is the only God as the Abrahamic faith says

Since there are hints of reincarnation, or the existence of spirits themselves, and this is not from any Abrahamic faith, you can guess that we cannot 100% say whether things from other faiths are lies or not, you can believe in one God , but don't harass others for believing in more, even if it's a sin, it's none of your business, because it's their life and you have no right to interfere with it with your shoes

So yes, being an agnostic is just weird

You are pissing off both, believers and atheists, because you have the nerve to talk about what you don't like about the behavior of believers, just as you are talking about atheists, it pisses me off because Christians used to persecute atheists (And tortured them in order to convert them), so that's it sucks that atheists do the same to other people today

And that's depressing

[rebecagpfs]

the Cassandra complex applies to people who, despite telling the truth, are taken for liars, or when a person, aiming for the best, warns and gives advice, but their advice is ignored. The term can also be applied to people who constantly feel that they will be seen as liars.

In Greek mythology, Cassandra (Greek: Κασσάνδρα), sometimes also referred to as Alexandra, She is a prophetess of the god Apollo who had the gift of announcing prophecies that no one believed in, which is why she was considered crazy.

Apollo taught Cassandra the secrets of prophecy. And she became an excellent prophetess. But, Apollo wanted something in return, and when he tried to sleep with Cassandra, she didn't want it. Angry, he thought he should punish her and cast the curse that no one would ever believe Cassandra's prophecies or predictions.

What does Cassandra mean in Hebrew?

The one that protects humanity.

I saw a post on Tumblr and decided to do a little research. Amazing how Cassandra (TTS) has so many similarities to other ancient women!

[vityabersent]

Hello, here I share other of my drawings of Nordic Loki.

(Yes, he added details with gold paint to the second drawing, I loved it. I loved painting his hair, I love thinking that his hair is like the flames of the fire. This painting has a special place above my work desk in my room.)

[tiempoydestino]

Entre todas las respuestas de las preguntas imposibles de responder, no hay duda de que este no es el Cielo; sin embargo, las hadas y las almas quisieron vivir aquí.

[miciagalattica]

Danae e Giove: il mito della pioggia d'oro.

Mia rappresentazione.

[la-taberna-del-olimpo]

Ilustraciones

[animula-vagula-blandula]

-Circe, Madeline Miller

[what-did-u-throw-this-time]

snake :)