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As far as i know, everyone in the world fears Mother nature as we all are dependent on Mother, but Mother Nature Goddess fears nothing as she is not dependent on anybody.

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I am was the mother of Aphrodite by Zeus. Who am I?

You are Dione, a figure in Greek mythology often considered the mother of Aphrodite by Zeus. In some traditions, Dione is associated with the oracle of Dodona and is depicted as a goddess of the moon. Aphrodite, the goddess of love and beauty, is one of the most revered deities in the Greek pantheon.


Who is the most violent Greek goddess?

The most violent Greek goddess is often considered to be Eris, the goddess of strife and discord. She is known for instigating conflict and chaos, most famously in the myth of the Golden Apple, which led to the Trojan War. While others like Athena and Artemis can exhibit violence in certain contexts, Eris embodies the concept of violence through her very nature and influence on human affairs.


Who is the greatest goddess?

It depends upon who you are and what your needs are. If you are a hunter, Artemis is the greatest. If your marriage is at risk you turn to Hera. For love Aphrodite is supreme, etc. ^ That's European Goddesses. None of those Goddesses are perfect. For example, Hera is Zeus' wife and sister, and Zeus is unfaithful to her anyway. Aphrodite herself had problems with her husband and can only attract, so she is her own goddess, not a goddess for the people. The greatest Goddess is the the supreme Goddess. The most supreme and powerful Goddess is the Universal mother known as Devi by Hindus. I think we should look at the goddess who is most popular by the entire world. Durga Devi is the most powerful Goddess. All of the God's placed their power with her. No god or man could ever hold all of the powers because they would be too powerful, but a women and mother could hold those powers because she would always protect her children. She is given the Trishul (trident) of Shiva the God of destruction, the Chakra (discus) and Sankha (conch shell) of Vishnu the God of preservation, and the Dhanush (Bow and arrow) of the God of creation Brahma. She is also given other divine weapons from other God's. She is by far the Greatest Mother and she is worshiped most by the world. She resides in every Hindu Mandir (temple). She has a great number of forms too. She is always there for her children, but one must adopt her as a mother for her to consider them a child.


When was Athena the Greek goddess most popular in Greek mythology?

As often as you hear her name in Greek mythology, she WAS NOT the most popular goddess, it was Hera. Athena was ONE of the famous goddess, but not the MOST popular. Out of all the Greek gods and goddesses, Zeus was the most famous.


Who were Demeter's rivals?

Demeter, the Greek goddess of agriculture, fertility, and the harvest, faced rivals primarily in the form of other deities associated with nature and agriculture, such as Persephone's mother, Hecate, who was connected to the underworld and magic. Additionally, the goddess of the harvest, Triptolemus, and various local fertility gods could also be seen as rivals in specific regions. However, her most significant rival was Hades, who abducted her daughter Persephone, leading to Demeter's grief and the seasonal cycle of growth and decay.

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Was Persephone related to nature?

Yes, as most gods and goddess of the Greeks are. Persephone, through her mother Demeter (goddess of the harvest), is grand-daughter of Rhea the wild goddess of mountains, and great-granddaughter of Gaea the Earth itself in Greek myth.


What are the Greek goddess Persephone's weaknesses?

Weaknesses are the interpretation of the individual. Like most Greek Gods, Artemis was of duel nature: meaning she was both a goddess of birth and protecting young women, and also the goddess which struck women down in death.


Why did Artemis like animals and nature?

Because she was the Goddess of the forest, and the hunt. Thus, she was most at home in nature.


Why is hera the goddess of birth important?

Hera is important because she was the mother of most gods and goddess. She was also the husband of Zeus.


What is gaia the greek goddess most famous for?

Gaia, the Greek goddess, is most famous for being the personification of the Earth and the mother of all creation. She is often associated with fertility, agriculture, and the natural world.


Who is the female divinity of nature?

The Greek goddess of the wilderness is Artemis. The Roman goddess of the wilderness is Diana.


Did Artemis love nature?

yes she was the goddess of the hunt and spent most of her time in the forest


Who was the most important Egyptian goddess?

The goddess, "Isis", the goddess of protection, magic, and personal salvation is often considered the most important goddess of ancient Egypt, but the goddess, "Mut", might share the honor, as she was the goddess of all living things, and was considered the "Queen" of goddesses.


Who were persephone friends?

nymphs nature goddess'


In Ancient Greece oaths sworn to which goddess were considered most binding?

In Ancient Greece, oaths sworn to Gaia; the embodiment of Earth as well as the goddess of dreams, motherhood and nature; was considered to be the most binding.


Did Hathor the goddess have parents?

Hathor is sometimes considered to be the daughter of Ra, but in most mythologies she is also his mother.


What are the names of goddess?

Amphitrite: - Greek Goddess of the sea and consort of the God Poseidon.Aphrodite: - Olympian Goddess of love and beauty. She is certainly the most popular Deity of this Greek Goddess list.Artemis: - Greek Goddess of the hunt, nature and birth.Asteria: - Goddess of the stars and the last immortal to live with manAtalanta: - A competitive warrior Goddess, adventure and amazing runner. She was turned into a lion by Aphrodite.Athena: - Goddess of war, wisdom and domestic crafts. She was one of the Olympian GoddessesBaubo: - The bawdy crone Goddess who lifted her skirt in front of Demeter. She is one of the lesser known deities in the Greek Goddess list.Demeter: - Goddess of the harvest and is most notably linked to the growing, preserving and harvesting of grain. Mother of Persephone.Dike: - Greek Goddess of moral justice.Eos: - The beautiful Goddess of the dawn who brings the hope of a brand new day.Eris: - Goddess of strife, discord, contention and rivalry.Eirenne: - Greek Goddess who symbolized peace. Hebe: - Goddess of youth. She served nectar to the Gods.Hecate: - Goddess of the wild places, childbirth and the crossroads. She is associated with magic and witchcraft.Hemera: - Primordial Goddess of daylight.Amphitrite: - Greek Goddess of the sea and consort of the God Poseidon.Aphrodite: - Olympian Goddess of love and beauty. She is certainly the most popular Deity of this Greek Goddess list.Artemis: - Greek Goddess of the hunt, nature and birth.Asteria: - Goddess of the stars and the last immortal to live with manAtalanta: - A competitive warrior Goddess, adventure and amazing runner. She was turned into a lion by Aphrodite.Athena: - Goddess of war, wisdom and domestic crafts. She was one of the Olympian GoddessesBaubo: - The bawdy crone Goddess who lifted her skirt in front of Demeter. She is one of the lesser known deities in the Greek Goddess list.Demeter: - Goddess of the harvest and is most notably linked to the growing, preserving and harvesting of grain. Mother of Persephone.Dike: - She was the Greek Goddess of moral justice.Eos: - The beautiful Goddess of the dawn who brings the hope of a brand new day.Eris: - Goddess of strife, discord, contention and rivalry.Eirenne: - The Greek Goddess who symbolized peace.Hebe: - Goddess of youth. She served nectar to the Gods.Hecate: - Goddess of the wild places, childbirth and the crossroads. She is associated with magic and witchcraft.Hemera: - Primordial Goddess of daylight.Hera: - Queen of the Olympian Goddesses and Goddess of marriageHestia: - One of the original Olympians, she gave up her throne to become Goddess of the hearth and home.Hygieia: - Goddess of health, cleanliness and sanitation.Gaia: - Ancient Earth Mother Goddess.Iris: - The Greek Goddess of the rainbow and servant to the GodsLeto: - Titan Goddess and mother of Apollo and ArtemisMaia: - Spring Goddess and the eldest and most beautiful of Atlas's seven daughters who made up the Pleiades.Mnemosyne: - The personification of memory in Greek mythology. She was also the mother of the Muses.Metis: - Titan Goddess of wisdom and prudence. According to Myth Zeus swallowed the pregnant Metis whole and later gave birth to his daughter Athena from his head.Nike: - The Greek Goddess of victory.Nyx: - Ancient Goddess of darkness and night timePersephone: - The Maiden Goddess and Queen of the Underworld.Phoebe: - Described as bright and golden crowned, she was said to be a moon Goddess.Rhea: - An Earth Goddess, responsible for the fertility of the soil, women and motherhood. She took over many of these roles from her mother Gaia.Selene: - This Goddess was the Titan personification of the moon itself, unlike the later moon GoddessesTheia: - Ancient Goddess of sight and the bright sky. She was mother Helios, Selene and Eos. Her name itself means Goddess.Themis: - Greek Goddess of divine justice, order and customs. She also had the gift of prophecy as she was responsible for the Oracle of Delphi before it was passed onto Apollo.Hera: - Queen of the Olympian Goddesses and Goddess of marriageHestia: - One of the original Olympians, she gave up her throne to become Goddess of the hearth and home.Hygieia: - Goddess of health, cleanliness and sanitation.Gaia: - Ancient Earth Mother Goddess.Iris: - Greek Goddess of the rainbow and servant to the GodsLeto: - Titan Goddess and mother of Apollo and ArtemisMaia: - Spring Goddess and the eldest and most beautiful of Atlas's seven daughters who made up the Pleiades.Mnemosyne: - The personification of memory in Greek mythology. She was also the mother of the Muses.Metis: - Titan Goddess of wisdom and prudence. According to Myth Zeus swallowed the pregnant Metis whole and later gave birth to his daughter Athena from his head.Nike: - Greek Goddess of victory.Nyx: - Ancient Goddess of darkness and night timePersephone: - Maiden Goddess and Queen of the Underworld.Phoebe: - Described as bright and golden crowned, she was said to be a moon Goddess.Rhea: - An Earth Goddess, responsible for the fertility of the soil, women and motherhood. She took over many of these roles from her mother Gaia.Selene: - This Goddess was the Titan personification of the moon itself, unlike the later moon GoddessesTheia: - Ancient Goddess of sight and the bright sky. She was mother Helios, Selene and Eos. Her name itself means GoddessThemis - Greek Goddess of divine justice, order and customs. She also had the gift of prophecy as she was responsible for the Oracle of Delphi before it was passed onto Apollo.