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In Greek mythology, Medusa was once a beautiful maiden cursed by Athena, turning her into a hideous creature with snakes for hair and a gaze that turned people to stone. Banished and isolated, she became a feared and misunderstood figure. Eventually, she was slain by Perseus, revealing the tragic truth that she was not born evil but was a victim of her circumstances. This tale reminds us to be careful in our judgments, as people are often shaped by the situations they face, and compassion can lead to understanding and forgiveness. ©Shayra #medusa #greekmythology #God #Evil #Mythology #life #lifelessons #love #hate #nojotoenglish

In Greek mythology, Medusa was once a beautiful maiden cursed by Athena, turning her into a hideous creature with snakes for hair and a gaze that turned people to stone. Banished and isolated, she became a feared and misunderstood figure. Eventually, she was slain by Perseus, revealing the tragic truth that she was not born evil but was a victim of her circumstances. This tale reminds us to be careful in our judgments, as people are often shaped by the situations they face, and compassion can lead to understanding and forgiveness. ©Shayra #medusa #greekmythology #God #Evil #Mythology #life #lifelessons #love #hate #nojotoenglish

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Hail Medusa, The beautiful maiden, Humble and strong. Such was your devotion to Athena, That you vowed to be chaste and serve your mistress. But you could not escape Posidon's lecherous gaze. When he couldn't seduce you, he raped you in the sacred temple. Your mistress worried more about the desecration of her temple, Than the injustice done to you. Cursed with a mane full of serpants, And a gaze that turned any man into a stone. Yes, Punished for being raped! The Gods owe you an apology. Many of your sisters in this mortal world, Still share your fate, fair maiden. You are Ahaliya The chaste woman who turned into stone... ©Lakshmi Menon She was Medusa and serpants adorned her mane #medusa #greekmythology

Hail Medusa, The beautiful maiden, Humble and strong. Such was your devotion to Athena, That you vowed to be chaste and serve your mistress. But you could not escape Posidon's lecherous gaze. When he couldn't seduce you, he raped you in the sacred temple. Your mistress worried more about the desecration of her temple, Than the injustice done to you. Cursed with a mane full of serpants, And a gaze that turned any man into a stone. Yes, Punished for being raped! The Gods owe you an apology. Many of your sisters in this mortal world, Still share your fate, fair maiden. You are Ahaliya The chaste woman who turned into stone... ©Lakshmi Menon She was Medusa and serpants adorned her mane #medusa #greekmythology

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Hail Eirene, Daughter of Zeus,Goddess of Peace One of the Horais, the deities of seasons When the dark Goddessess, Are consumed with hate, And cannot see beyond their own desire, You rise.... As the voice of reason, The arbitrator The one who choses calm over the chaos Who choses healing, over hurt Here is the Far East You are Durga... ©Lakshmi Menon She is Eirene, the Goddess of Peace #eirene #greekmythology

Hail Eirene, Daughter of Zeus,Goddess of Peace One of the Horais, the deities of seasons When the dark Goddessess, Are consumed with hate, And cannot see beyond their own desire, You rise.... As the voice of reason, The arbitrator The one who choses calm over the chaos Who choses healing, over hurt Here is the Far East You are Durga... ©Lakshmi Menon She is Eirene, the Goddess of Peace #eirene #greekmythology

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There she stood, Dressed in a flowing white gown. A blue sapphire adoned her headband, She held a caduceus in one hand, And seven colors of the rainbow in the other. And as she whizzed past with lightening speed, she threw the colors. Casting a spectacular rainbow in the sky, That bridged between heaven and earth. She had a message from the Gods, For the mortals. But she held her patience, Till he, her beloved husband Zephyrus was here. The God of the West Wind, the gentlest of them all. They were a match made in heaven. Bound by an unseen cord, Where they lay their feet, kindness bloomed. She was Manasa, A crystal clear conscience... ©Lakshmi Menon She was Iris, the Goddess of the Rainbow #Iris #greekmythology

There she stood, Dressed in a flowing white gown. A blue sapphire adoned her headband, She held a caduceus in one hand, And seven colors of the rainbow in the other. And as she whizzed past with lightening speed, she threw the colors. Casting a spectacular rainbow in the sky, That bridged between heaven and earth. She had a message from the Gods, For the mortals. But she held her patience, Till he, her beloved husband Zephyrus was here. The God of the West Wind, the gentlest of them all. They were a match made in heaven. Bound by an unseen cord, Where they lay their feet, kindness bloomed. She was Manasa, A crystal clear conscience... ©Lakshmi Menon She was Iris, the Goddess of the Rainbow #Iris #greekmythology