Attributes Collection
"Unveiling the Divine: Exploring the Multifaceted Attributes of Deities and Icons" In ancient mythology, Angerona Goddess personified silence and secrecy
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"Unveiling the Divine: Exploring the Multifaceted Attributes of Deities and Icons" In ancient mythology, Angerona Goddess personified silence and secrecy, reminding us of the power in stillness. Meanwhile, MITHRAS symbolized strength and courage, embodying the triumph over adversity. The eternal struggle between Horus-Seth depicted a duality within ourselves - light battling darkness. Drawing from HYNEK's groundbreaking research in 1966, we delve into the enigmatic phenomenon surrounding extraterrestrial encounters – a testament to our insatiable curiosity about the unknown. The crucifixion of Jesus stands as an enduring symbol of sacrifice and redemption that transcends time and culture. Vishnu's vibrant litho reminds us of his divine presence through various hues that represent different aspects of existence. Studying St. John and St. Mary Magdalene amidst saints reveals their unwavering devotion to faith and compassion for humanity. Horsemen 1 - Centaurs epitomize untamed freedom while Reindeer (1597) evokes a sense of enchantment in nature's wonders. Francisco de Goya's Allegory of the Villa Madrid (1810) invites contemplation on society's complexities through symbolism, urging us to reflect upon our own roles within it. Saint Lazarus with Martha and Mary teaches us about love’s transformative power even in times of despair. Lastly, Saint James the Pilgrim beckons wanderers towards self-discovery along life's pilgrimage path—a reminder that growth lies beyond comfort zones—attributing courage to those who embark on such journeys. Through these diverse attributes embodied by gods, icons, mythological creatures, or historical figures across cultures and eras; we are reminded that human experience is multifaceted like a prism reflecting myriad colors—an ever-evolving tapestry woven together by stories passed down through generations.