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In Greek mythology, Athena is not typically depicted as having the ability to see the future. Instead, she is known for her wisdom, strategic thinking, and skill in warfare. While some deities in mythology possess prophetic powers, Athena's strengths lie more in intelligence and guidance rather than foresight. However, she often provides insights that help characters make informed decisions, influencing their futures indirectly.
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What cant you see that is always ahead of you?
The real question is What is ahead of you but you cant see it and the answer is The future.
Was Apollo able to see the future?
no
What can't you see but is always in front of you?
It's easy, the answer it The Future... It's in front of you but you can't see it............actually, you can't see air but it is most definitely there....or you would be dead
What is the birth name of Athena Scarola?
Athena Scarola's birth name is Athena Lynn.
What is Athena domain?
Athena was/is the patron goddess of the city of Athens, Greece. She is the virgin (meaning complete unto herself) goddess of war, wisdom and handicrafts. See the Related Link for more info about Athena and other Greek deities. The list is alphabetical, Athena's entry is toward the bottom of the page. Athena was also the patron goddess of the city Syracuse Witch was located in the southeast corner of the island of Sicily.
Where was the myth of Arachne and Athena?
A girl called Arachne dared to say that she was better at weaving than Athena, the goddess of warriors, Athens, wisdom and the INVENTOR OF THE LOOM! She challenged Athena to a contest! This resulted in Athena turning Arachne into a spider, which the scientific term for spider (arachnid) comes from. From that day spiders have been weaving their webs, but none as good as Athena. Athena has also been known to be aggressive! A man saw her naked in a pool so she blinded him! But, later she felt sorry for him and let him see into the future! Not much good though if you can't see your dinner, is it?
How did Athena punish people?
She was generally a nice Goddess, rarely punishing anyone. However, she did lose her temper sometimes. There was Arachne, a weaver, and she claimed to weave better than Athena. They then had a "weave-off" and what Arachne weaved sort of made fun of the Gods. This made Athena mad, and Athena insulted her. Then, Arachne hung herself. After feeling very bad, Athena turned her into a spider so she could always weave. Once, Tiresias saw Athena naked after a bath, and she blinded him. However, she felt sorry for him, so she gave him the capability to see the future. So, you see, Athena gets mad, realizes it was a bit too much, and alters it a bit. There was also Medusa, who Athena turned into a monster because she was too proud and full of herself.
Why did Athena go to see arachne?
Arachne was boasting about her weaving talents and claimed that she was better than Athena.
Why did Athena favor Odysseus?
Athena was one of the main gods of Ithaca. Odysseus prayed to Athena and eventually befriended her. Athena trusts Odysseus enough to let him see her, unlike other mortals.
What reason is given for Odysseus recognition of Athena while telemachus is unable to see her?
The gods choose who can see them and who can't. In this case Athena just shows herself to Odysseus
Where do you see Athena first on poptropica?
The first place you see Athena is as an old lady. After you get your mission from Zeus, she will turn into a godess and tell you to look to the olive trees for her help.
Is what you see is not what you see?
Future. You can see your future but you can't touch it.
How can you see your future?
you can't see your future.
Who did Odysseus receive a message from as he went to see circe?
Athena
What role does Athena play in The Lightning Thief?
Athena plays Anibeth's Mother but you don't see her only at the end for about 1 minuet
Can i see into the future?
no you can't see into the future nobody can.
Future tense of see?
The future tense of "see" is "will see." For example, "I will see you tomorrow."
