Primordial goddess

Ananke, also known as the Weaver, is a Primordial being (and personification) of order, compulsion and necessity that takes the shape of a cosmic arachnid. As a Primordial being, Ananke has no definitive form but ancient Greeks depicted her as a torch-bearing, winged figure right is labelled with her name. However, her soldiers known as the Ananasi say that she resembles a cosmic spider who takes charge of weaving and maintaining the Web of the Wyrd. One belief that is widely held among her…

Gaea (also spelled as Gaia or Ge) is the Greek primordial goddess of the Earth. She is the first being to have sprung forth from the void of Chaos. Gaea is the main antagonist of The Heroes of Olympus series, being directly responsible for some of the major events in the series, such as the Second Giant War. Her current husband is the protogenos Tartarus, whom she conceived the Gigantes, and her former husband is Ouranos, whom she had the Titans. Her Roman counterpart is Terra or Tellus…

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“Great Mother goddesses are the most primitive manifestations of archetypal feminine symbolism; they present matriarchal symbolism in an undifferentiated form, before the split into elementary and transformative, positive and negative goddesses. As symbols of the overwhelming power of the forces of nature and the unconscious, these figures have a heavily elementary accent, but they encompass…

Find two examples of a Greek mythology family tree free to print. Both are complete with the Primordial deities, Titans and Olympians.

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✨🌑 Chaos 🌑✨ Chaos was the first of the Protogenoi (primeval gods) to emerge at the creation of the universe. Personified as a female, she…

Gods of the Galaxy, embodying the darkness in the stars.

Nyx, a Greek goddess of the night (art by Helena Mischenko)

The ancient Egyptian mother goddess Mut, with the heads of a vulture and lion and male genitalia. Illustration by Léon-Jean-Joseph Dubois, published in 'Pantheon Egyptien' by Jean-François Champollion, 1823.

Ananke, the primordial force of necessity, is an amorphous entity that defies conventional description. She exists outside of time and space, with a form that