#Κιρκη

[labrujasolar]

I offer honeyed wine of lethe,

I offer magic ✧

[your-girl-circe]

Btw αν εσύ από μόνος/η σου δεν αναγνωρίσεις τις αξίες σου , τι πρέπει να δέχεσαι και τι αξίζεις στη ζωή (+πως αξιζει να σου φερεται κάνεις).. μη κάθεσαι στη μέση του τίποτα, στα καλά καθούμενα και παραπονιεσαι "δε με αγαπανε" "δε με σεβονται" "όλοι είναι το ένα και το αλλο" "ααα κοιτάξτε είμαι τόσο θύμα τόσο ανήμπορος/η ". Αν δεν αγαπας και δεν σέβεσαι τον εαυτό σου αυτόματα ανέχεσαι και την όόποια κακή συμπεριφορά του άλλου. Αν τον αγαπάς βάζεις όρια απλούστατα και όποιος θέλει κάθεται. Όόό,τι άλλο ειπωθεί είναι να 'χαμε να λέγαμε.

[astratv]

Θέμης Αδαμαντίδης: Βαρύ πένθος για τον τραγουδιστή - Πέθανε η μητέρα του

Θέμης Αδαμαντίδης: Βαρύ πένθος για τον τραγουδιστή – Πέθανε η μητέρα του

Πολύ δύσκολες ώρες βιώνει ο Θέμης Αδαμαντίδης, καθώς έφυγε από τη ζωή η μητέρα του. Για αυτόν τον λόγο αναβλήθηκε το δικαστήριο με κατηγορούμενο τον τραγουδιστή για την υπόθεση ενδοοικογενειακής βίας εις βάρος της Βαρβάρας Κίρκη. Όπως αναφέρεται στην ανακοίνωση του Αλέξη Κούγια, του δικηγόρου που τον εκπροσωπεί: «Το δικαστήριο με κατηγορούμενο τον κο Αδαμαντίδη για το αδίκημα της…

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The Evermore Grimoire: Greek Mythology

Circe (Κιρκη) was an enchantress and goddess of sorcery who was also skilled in the magic of transmutation, illusion, and necromancy in Greek mythology. She lived on the mythical island of Aiaia (Aeaea) with her nymph companions. In Homer's Odyssey, Circe is described as living in a mansion that stands in the middle of a clearing in a dense wood. Around the house prowled strangely docile lions and wolves, the drugged victims of her magic; they were not dangerous, and fawned on all newcomers. Circe also worked at a huge loom. She invited Odysseus' crew to a feast of familiar food, a pottage of cheese and meal, sweetened with honey and laced with wine, but also laced with one of her magical potions, and she turned them all into pigs with a wand after they gorged themselves on it. Only Eurylochus, suspecting treachery from the outset, managed to escape to warn Odysseus and the others who had stayed behind at the ships. Odysseus set out to rescue his men, but was intercepted by Hermes (god of trade), who told him to use the holy herb to protect himself from Circe's potion and, having resisted it, to draw his sword and act as if he were to attack her. From there, Circe would ask him to bed, but Hermes advised caution, for even there the goddess would be treacherous. She would take his manhood unless he had her swear by the names of the gods that she would not.

artwork by Yliade

[luminouslumity]

Part Two to this!

PUPPETEER: KIRKE (Κιρκη) is the daughter of the sun god HELIOS (Ἡλιος) and his wife PERSEIS (Περσηις). Besides the Odyssey, Hesiod mentions that Kirke settled on the isle of Aiaia after arriving on her father's chariot, while Apollonius says she reluctantly assisted in clensing the Argonauts and her niece MEDEA (Μήδεια) after they had killed and dismembered her nephew ABSYRTOS ( Ἄψυρτος) while escaping with the Golden Fleece.

And while we're at it, some of you guys are gonna be so mad at Jay for this, but Polites would've actually still been alive at this point in the story. In fact, it's his only mention in the entire Odyssey.

Then Polites, my most devoted and most loyal man, a leader to his peers, said, ‘Friends, inside someone is weaving on that massive loom, and singing so the floor resounds. Perhaps a woman, or a goddess. Let us call her.’

WOULDN'T YOU LIKE: Hermes, as mentioned before, is Odysseus' great-grandfather on his mother's side, with the Odyssey mentioning he came to his descendant in the form of an adolescent boy. Being the god of thieves, a few of his other kin besides Odysseus were tricksters as well; most notably, his son MYRTILOS (Μυρτίλος) helped PELOPS (ΠΈΛΟΨ) cheat his way into winning the hand of Princess HIPPODAMIA (Ἱπποδάμεια). Myrtilos claimed that in exchange for his assistance, Pelops would let him seduce his new bride, but when Hippodamia rejected him, Pelops cast him into the sea. Enraged, Myrtilos then cursed him and his entire bloodline, from which Agamemnon and Menelaos are descended from.

MOLY, like many plants in mythology, has no specific correspondence, though Homer describes it as having black roots and white flowers.

DONE FOR and THERE ARE OTHER WAYS: Because one immediately leads into the other more than the other songs do, I thought I'd cover these two in one go.

So in the Odyssey, after Odysseus goes to confront Kirke, the goddess is so impressed by him that she immediately invites him to her bed. Odysseus refuses, unless she swears to turn his men back to normal. Afterwards, he's tended to her by her nymphs and is invited to dine with her, but Odysseus is still uncomfortable, until she at last upholds her word and then instructs Odysseus to drag his ship to land and place all the stores and gear inside the island's caves. As for his crew, the reunion is described thusly:

I found my loyal men beside the ship, weeping and shedding floods of tears. As when a herd of cows is coming back from pasture into the yard; and all the little heifers jump from their pens to skip and run towards their mothers, and they cluster round them, mooing; just so my men, as soon as they saw me, began to weep, and in their minds it seemed as if they had arrived in their own home, the land of rugged Ithaca, where they were born and raised.

Eurulokhos is the only one who doesn't trust Kirke to treat them kindly after all she's done, but his worries are quickly proven false, for she plays host from then on, allowing them to stay and rest for one year. Kirke then instructs Odysseus to go down to the Underworld, to the house of Lord HAIDES (Ἁιδης) and dreadful PERSEPHONE (Περσεφονη), and seek out the prophet known as TIRESIAS (Τειρεσίας).

As for the "I have been in love once before" line, this is likely in reference to a minor sea god called GLAUKOS (Γλαυκος). According to the Romans Pseudo-Hyginus and Ovid, Circe had fallen in love with him, but her feelings went unrequited, as his affection was for the nymph SCYLLA, who'd spurned him. Glaucus then asked Circe to help him, but she, overcome with jealousy, instead poisoned the water where Scylla bathed upon rejection and transformed her into a monster.

[vrwmikh-texnh]

Ανθρωπος για ανθρωπο μπορει να γινει σπιτι,να ναι η Ιθακη ,η Πηνελοπη, να ναι και η Κιρκη.

Σκιαχτρο- Νεραιδα

[queennelliespretties]

Circe - Κιρκη Goddess of Sorcery

[wordsmithic]

A friendly reminder that Circe is going to be adapted into live action 😅 set your popcorn when it comes out

Now, I read the book and in some parts it was fun for having a story set in Ancient Greece, the settings were nicely described. But i don't recall IN ANY MYTH we were taught at school that Circe was a victim. We know parts of her story for sure, but the author had to fill those gaps by presenting Circe as a victim? Especially the assault...ugh why?😩 Unecessery trauma to justify her actions? Nope could have done it better.

Also Miller for some reason made every God being cruel which is not the case. Even Athena was viewed in a bad way. Yeah the gods are complex but they don't need to be so cruel to make Circe seem like the outcast.

in case it wasn't clear: "ancient Greek men bad", the anglo white modern woman wants to remind everyone ☺️ Because it's like a personal struggle to her, ya knooow, (/s) and she wants to show it through whatever means necessary

ΕΠΙΣΗΣ

ΤΙ ΣΚΑΤΑΑ ΓΙΑΤΙ ΘΑ ΒΓΕΙ Η ΚΙΡΚΗ ΣΕ ΤΑΙΝΙΑ??? ΟΟΟΟΧΙΙΙΙ

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ΘΕΣ ΝΑ ΜΕ ΑΠΟΤΕΛΕΙΩΣΕΙΙΙΣ?

ΤΙ ΦΡΕΝΤΛΙ ΡΙΜΑΙΝΤΕΡ ΗΤΑΝ ΑΥΤΟ 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

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Κίρκη – Σειρήνες – Καλυψώ: Τί συμβολίζουν, ποιες αλήθειες αποκαλύπτουν

 του Χρυσόστομου Τσιρίδη Εικόνα από το Διαδίκτυο, στην οποία ΣΚΟΠΙΜΑ δεν διακρίνονται ακριβώς το ύφος και οι προθέσεις του ΟΔΥΣΣΕΑ απέναντι στις επιθετικές-ακόρεστες (όπως γράφει ο ΝΤΕΣΑΡΜ) ΣΕΙΡΗΝΕΣ. Πάθος ή φόβος; Ο Όμηρος θα εγκαινιάσει με τις ΓΥΝΑΙΚΕΙΕΣ αυτές μορφές, ΚΙΡΚΗ- ΣΕΙΡΗΝΕΣ- ΚΑΛΥΨΩ, πανανθρώπινες ΔΙΑΧΡΟΝΙΚΕΣ αλήθειες. ΓΕΝΙΚΑ: Την δύναμη και το μυστήριο της Γυναίκας. […] Κίρκη –…

[thoughtfullyblogger]

Κίρκη – Σειρήνες – Καλυψώ: Τί συμβολίζουν, ποιες αλήθειες αποκαλύπτουν

 του Χρυσόστομου Τσιρίδη Εικόνα από το Διαδίκτυο, στην οποία ΣΚΟΠΙΜΑ δεν διακρίνονται ακριβώς το ύφος και οι προθέσεις του ΟΔΥΣΣΕΑ απέναντι στις επιθετικές-ακόρεστες (όπως γράφει ο ΝΤΕΣΑΡΜ) ΣΕΙΡΗΝΕΣ. Πάθος ή φόβος; Ο Όμηρος θα εγκαινιάσει με τις ΓΥΝΑΙΚΕΙΕΣ αυτές μορφές, ΚΙΡΚΗ- ΣΕΙΡΗΝΕΣ- ΚΑΛΥΨΩ, πανανθρώπινες ΔΙΑΧΡΟΝΙΚΕΣ αλήθειες. ΓΕΝΙΚΑ: Την δύναμη και το μυστήριο της Γυναίκας. […] Κίρκη –…

[greekblogs]

Κίρκη – Σειρήνες – Καλυψώ: Τί συμβολίζουν, ποιες αλήθειες αποκαλύπτουν

 του Χρυσόστομου Τσιρίδη Εικόνα από το Διαδίκτυο, στην οποία ΣΚΟΠΙΜΑ δεν διακρίνονται ακριβώς το ύφος και οι προθέσεις του ΟΔΥΣΣΕΑ απέναντι στις επιθετικές-ακόρεστες (όπως γράφει ο ΝΤΕΣΑΡΜ) ΣΕΙΡΗΝΕΣ. Πάθος ή φόβος; Ο Όμηρος θα εγκαινιάσει με τις ΓΥΝΑΙΚΕΙΕΣ αυτές μορφές, ΚΙΡΚΗ- ΣΕΙΡΗΝΕΣ- ΚΑΛΥΨΩ, πανανθρώπινες ΔΙΑΧΡΟΝΙΚΕΣ αλήθειες. ΓΕΝΙΚΑ: Την δύναμη και το μυστήριο της Γυναίκας. […] Κίρκη –…

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Κίρκη – Σειρήνες – Καλυψώ: Τί συμβολίζουν, ποιες αλήθειες αποκαλύπτουν

 του Χρυσόστομου Τσιρίδη Εικόνα από το Διαδίκτυο, στην οποία ΣΚΟΠΙΜΑ δεν διακρίνονται ακριβώς το ύφος και οι προθέσεις του ΟΔΥΣΣΕΑ απέναντι στις επιθετικές-ακόρεστες (όπως γράφει ο ΝΤΕΣΑΡΜ) ΣΕΙΡΗΝΕΣ. Πάθος ή φόβος; Ο Όμηρος θα εγκαινιάσει με τις ΓΥΝΑΙΚΕΙΕΣ αυτές μορφές, ΚΙΡΚΗ- ΣΕΙΡΗΝΕΣ- ΚΑΛΥΨΩ, πανανθρώπινες ΔΙΑΧΡΟΝΙΚΕΣ αλήθειες. ΓΕΝΙΚΑ: Την δύναμη και το μυστήριο της Γυναίκας. […] Κίρκη –…

[astratv]

Θέμης Αδαμαντίδης - Βαρβάρα Κίρκη: Νέος άγριος καβγάς - Ξανά στο αστυνομικό τμήμα το ζευγάρι

Θέμης Αδαμαντίδης – Βαρβάρα Κίρκη: Νέος άγριος καβγάς – Ξανά στο αστυνομικό τμήμα το ζευγάρι

Ο Θέμης Αδαμαντίδης και η σύντροφός του Βαρβάρα Κίρκη είχαν άγριο καυγά, με αποτέλεσμα να καταλήξουν στο Αστυνομικό Τμήμα της Γλυφάδας Σε νέες περιπέτειες μπήκε το ζευγάρι, το οποίο για ακόμα μια φορά κατέληξε στο ΑΤ Γλυφάδας, ύστερα από έντονο διαπληκτισμό. Σύμφωνα με τις πληροφορίες του , ο τραγουδιστής Θέμης Αδαμαντίδης και η σύντροφός του Βαρβάρα Κίρκη οδηγήθηκαν το μεσημέρι της Τρίτης στο…

[brizolistas]

Η Κίρκη, του Γιάννη Υφαντή

[aisling1309]

Προχθές, βρήκα το σκυλί μου έτσι.

[evermore-fashion]

Halloween Series: Goddesses of Death & Magic 💀✨

Circe (Κιρκη meaning ‘Hoop Round’) was a goddess of sorcery who was skilled in the magic of transmutation, illusion, and necromancy in Greek mythology. She lived on the mythical island of Aiaia with her nymph companions. When Odysseus (greek hero) came to her island she transformed his men into beasts but with the help of the god Hermes (god of trade), he overcame her and forced her to end the spell. Circe’s name is derived from the Greek verb kirkoô meaning ‘to secure with rings’ or ‘hoop around’ a reference to the binding power of magic. (Christian Dior Spring 2017 Haute Couture Collection)