Blogspot Tutorial

Showing posts sorted by date for query greek-mythology. Sort by relevance Show all posts

Wednesday, September 9, 2015

Dr. Theda 'Hero Post' - 'Six Questions'

Dr. Theda' 'Hero Post' 
Askings his followers to do a post on their Blogs
'Six Questions'
I have been following a dear Friend Of Mine[Stacey]
for a couple of years. He has an Awesome Blog!
I thought I would add a few of my Scary Gifs that I have
collected over the years...
Question#1....
'How long have you been Blogging and How did You get into 
it in the first Place...?''
Two Years since 2013... I began because I had been on the Ning Network
for many years...over 10+ and needed to do something different not so
demanding. Not to say It was like that all the time. At first it was
fun. But after the years It was getting more about the site then
about my own think. So a dear friend/sister too decided to leave the
Ning network and make our own blogs and loved ever since. I love the 
freedom of doing your own thing designing your own thing. And 
creating a place that reflects your personality without having a huge
network like NING. It also helps me with my health issues and I get to write
what I want and show what kinda image I want. My main goal is to 
make folks have a happy time on my blog with good music and 
fun stories and a place to escape from the hardships of the world.

Question#2
'What do you blog about and How frequently do you post...?
Well I mostly blog about - All kinda Dragons, Elves, Faeries,
Magical Creatures, Folklore Legends, Greek/African Mythology, 
My Garden, Wendy Tales, Dragon poems, Stories of dragons, elves, faeries
and legend of all kinds. I also love to do posts of images of amazing 
artists of the above fantasy woman, dragons etc.  Do movie nights and
Celebrate the seasons on my blog. I try to post as frequently as 
possible. Although so months are better than others.
it just depends on what is going on in my life. 
Question#3
'How does your blog stand out from all of the rest...?"
I been told that I [Wendy] Have a place that folks can come to and relax if 
they had a hard day at work or what every day they might have had or even late in the evening too. My viewers have said they love the music with the combination of the stories, images, and videos.... I try to give the viewers
a place of enchantment with images, stories, and videos. 

Question#4
'What's the Best & Worst things about Blogging...?''

Well the Best part of Blogging is the many wonderful people that
I have meant and become friends and have supported me during my good
and bad time during this last 2years. The worst, well that would be
the days that my depression takes over and I just can't do anything....

Question#5
Do you have any Rules for self-imposed 
guidelines...?''

No nudity. I don't use any profanity at all. I keep it to my style.

There maybe a few images with elves with small clothing, but all

women & men are always covered. I feel this is important to my blog.



Question#6

'Name One blog that people should be reading [other than your own]...?'

Well, one blog that's kinda hard so I am going to put down a few

that I think are people should read. 

Welcome to Suz's Little World

Fantasia

70s-child

Creepy Horror Movies

Myths Fairies and me

After Midnight Behind the Closet Door
Dr. Theda' Crypt 

After Midnight Behind the Closet Door

Sorry, I couldn't pick one either!



YOURWENDY

Thursday, August 6, 2015

Dryads

Dryads
Dryads & Oreides were the beautiful Nymphs of the trees, groves, woods and mountain forests. They
were the ladies of the Oaks, Pines Poplar and Ash trees. Also the Apple and Laurel trees. These  dryades would spring up from the earth at their birth, their lives would be very closely tied to each and every tree that was born in the times of the Greek Gods. While these Dryads Nymphs were alive the tree that they were connected to would flourish, and bloom with no disease or fire. but when the tree did passed away, So did the beauty Nymph. This is how it was in the days of the Greek gods and their Beautiful Dryads Nymphs. 
There are many different kinds of Nymphs In Greek Mythology. In that time period, many of them were water, lake, rivers, marsh, ponds fountains, waterfalls, earth, fire, blue nymphs, wood, underworld and even air Nymphs.
 Dryads Nymphs are just as beautiful and cunning as those above.  The Dryads Nymphs are the
beautiful ladies of the forest and woods who live in their trees and there around them. They are born in their tree and will died with their tree, but there is so much more to these ancient deities than meets the eye.
For one there are several classes of the Dryads with a particular type of tree.
I will give you a couple of examples of these amazing ancient deities that roamed our earth centuries ago.
1) The Meliai were the Nymphs of the ash-trees. They sprang up from Gaia the Earth she was impregnated by the blood of the castrated Ouranos. The men of the Silver Age married these Nymphas - [in the time before women were created and from them all of mankind was descended]. 
2) The Oreiades were the Nymphs of the mountain conifers. The first of these were offspring of the five Daktyloi and the five Hekaterides. Note: These are the descendants of the elder Oreiades and their brothers the Satyroi's. 
Also, The old forests of the ancient Greece were primarily found high in the mountains since the majority of the lowlands forest had been cleared for farming. It was, therefore, natural for the Greeks to think of the Dryades as mountain dwelling at the time.
3) The Hamadryades were the Nymphs of the Oak and the Poplar Trees. These were usually associated with riverside trees and sacred groves.  (most of the most beautiful of all Nymphs were found in these places.)

4)The Maliades, Meliades, or Epimelides were Nymphs of the Apple and other fruit trees. They were also protectors of the sheep.
5)The Daphnaie were the Nymphs of the Laurel trees. 
Dryads Nymphs~
The Greek gods put them into these different groups-  1) Nymphs of mountains and grottoes which were called - Orodemniades and Oreiades at the times of the ancients. 2) Nymphs of forests, groves and glens were believed sometimes to appear to and frighten solitary travellers. 3) Nymphs to trees were believed to die together with the trees which had been their abode, and with which they had come into existence. They were called Dryades, Hamadruades or Hadryades.
The Dryades of the Ancient times of The Greek Gods~ 
These are a few of the Dryades of The Great Zeus & Hera of the Greek Gods-
DAPHNIS   An Oreiad of Mount Parnassos in Phokis who was appointed by the Goddess Gaia as the prophetess at the oracle at Delphoi in the time before it passed into the hands of Apollon. 
DRYOPE  A Hamadryad nymph of Mount Othrys in Malis. She was a princess of the Dryopes who was transformed into a poplar-tree nymph by her Hamadryad sister-in-laws.

EKHO  A Oreiad nymph of Helikon in Boiotia, and a handmaiden of the goddess HeraShe was cursed to only repeat  the words of others by her mistress. When she fell in love with the self-obsessed youth Narkissos, he spurned her advances, and she faded away in her grief.
HELIADES Daughters of the sun-god Helios, the Heliades were transformed into amber-teared poplar trees. They were probably regarded as a typed of Hamadryad.
HESPERIDES The three guardians of the golden apples were sometimes regarded as Hamadryad or Hamameliad (apple-tree) nymphs.
KHELONE  An Arkadian Oreiad nymph who ignored the summons to attend the wedding of Zeus and Hera and as punishment was transformed into a tortoise.
KYLLENE An Arkadian Oreiad who was the eponym of Mt. Kyllene in Arkadia. She was the wife of Pelasgos the very first King of Arkadia.
PENELOPEIA   An Oreiad or Epimellid nymph of Mount Kyllene in Arkadia. She was the mother of the God Pan by Hermes. 
PHIGALIA A Libyan Hamadryad nymph who was the mother of several of the Danaides by King Danaus.
PITYS An Oreiad nymph loved by Pan. She fled his advances and was transformed into a pine-tree.
SYKE  A Hamadryad nymph of the fig-tree.
OTHREIS An Oreiad of Mount Othrys in Malis. She was loved by the Gods Apollon and Zeus. 
These are few of the Dryads of the Greek Gods and brief descriptions of each. At some point, I might decide to add to this post. By adding a more details to the different Dryads I have shown you here or maybe different ones. I hope yu enjoy the Magic of the Dryads
YourWendy
I hope you also like the great images







































that I have left for you dearest 
friends & followers love you all
very much hugsss





the images are note mind 
they are incredible artist that have depicted the dryads so elegantly.  
Related Posts Plugin for WordPress, Blogger...