Αθηνα - Athena
Αθηνα - The great mother of civilisation and Goddess of; education, philosophy, warfare, strength, inspiration and civilisation. The immortal Hellene, pushing boundaries and reminding everyone about how women can do math and have an education, along with provoking gender equality in such a dark period in time.
ΑΘΉΝΑ of Pallas Athens. Guardian of her city. The people of Athena used to be able to look up at their Acropolis, the safe haven, high above the city and know that a sacred force protected them and inspired them to serve a higher course in life. The temple of virgin truth, where Athena once sat and ruled. ΑΘΉΝΑ, pushing boundaries, inspiring the Athenian ideals in their everyday lives till today.
At the pinnacle of …show more content…
As the sun rose up in the East, it would have illuminated the birth of Athena the newborn Goddess of justice. To the West, the contest of Athena and Poseidon, her victory which earned her the namesake of the city. Cecrops, the first king of Athens, trying to find the patron deity of the city, asking ΑΘΉΝΑ and Poseidon to a contest. ΑΘΉΝΑ won Cecrops’ heart over, as she stepped forward while striking her spear in the ground, where she then planted an olive tree, as a symbolisation of peace and prosperity on Earth and for her city. ΑΘΉΝΑ, pushing boundaries, conflicting and challenging of a male God of high strength and power to be the ruler of a city. Winning with such purity and simplistic …show more content…
The planting of her gift inspired where the Athenians built her sanctuary, the Acropolis. The symbol of Athena can be found throughout history and all over her city, as the people of Athena loved their gift, due to its profound qualities. A gift that not only was granted to Athens, but to the whole of the Mediterranean and the Middle East, in honour of
Αθηνα - The great mother of civilisation and Goddess of; education, philosophy, warfare, strength, inspiration and civilisation. The immortal Hellene, pushing boundaries and reminding everyone about how women can do math and have an education, along with provoking gender equality in such a dark period in time.
ΑΘΉΝΑ of Pallas Athens. Guardian of her city. The people of Athena used to be able to look up at their Acropolis, the safe haven, high above the city and know that a sacred force protected them and inspired them to serve a higher course in life. The temple of virgin truth, where Athena once sat and ruled. ΑΘΉΝΑ, pushing boundaries, inspiring the Athenian ideals in their everyday lives till today.
At the pinnacle of …show more content…
As the sun rose up in the East, it would have illuminated the birth of Athena the newborn Goddess of justice. To the West, the contest of Athena and Poseidon, her victory which earned her the namesake of the city. Cecrops, the first king of Athens, trying to find the patron deity of the city, asking ΑΘΉΝΑ and Poseidon to a contest. ΑΘΉΝΑ won Cecrops’ heart over, as she stepped forward while striking her spear in the ground, where she then planted an olive tree, as a symbolisation of peace and prosperity on Earth and for her city. ΑΘΉΝΑ, pushing boundaries, conflicting and challenging of a male God of high strength and power to be the ruler of a city. Winning with such purity and simplistic …show more content…
The planting of her gift inspired where the Athenians built her sanctuary, the Acropolis. The symbol of Athena can be found throughout history and all over her city, as the people of Athena loved their gift, due to its profound qualities. A gift that not only was granted to Athens, but to the whole of the Mediterranean and the Middle East, in honour of