Garden of hesperides

Gaia is known as the Mother of the Gods, but a line of dark gods and goddess in Greek mythology were descended from Nyx, the Greek goddess of the Night. These deities included the likes of Hypnos

ladon and the golden apples in the garden of the hesperides

Nymphs of the Evening, the Hesperides refers to a group of nymphs (commonly three) who lived in the garden of Hesperides and protected the golden apples. They were often visited by gods and mortals, who coveted the golden apples, which could grant immortality. The Nymphs feature in the myths of Heracles, Perseus and most notably, it was an apple from the tree of Hesperides which caused the Judgement of Paris that led to the start of the Trojan War. #immortality #garden #golden #apple…

A tree in the Garden of the Hesperides.Personal project.

Hercules In The Garden Of The Hesperides is a painting by Michele Rocca

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Journey with us as we explore the legendary Garden of Hesperides, a mythical garden from Greek mythology. This fabled land was said to have been created by the gods and was home to an orchard inhabited by nymphs and a dragon-like creature named Ladon. Here we explore this mysterious paradise, its history, and the exciting stories that surround it.

GARDEN OF THE HESPERIDES - GREEK VERSION OF EDEN 420 BC, two Hesperides tend to the serpent and its apple tree in the ancient paradise. The Greeks disregarded the Creator and instead welcomed the serpent's “enlightenment,” and so naturally, the artist depicts the serpent as accommodating and friendly. To the right, Cush/Hermes and Nimrod/Herakles (apple in hand) observe, having become “as gods” in accord with the serpent's promise to humanity in Genesis .

XXI The Garden Tarot of Delphi : The Garden (The World in most tarot decks) represents being attuned to our truest and best self. It is the place we attain when we successfully follow our deepest purpose. In the Tarot of Delphi, the garden, the apples, the nymphs and the serpent symbolize integration with nature and ourselves. Source: The Garden of the Hesperides, c.1892 (oil on canvas)Leighton, Lord Frederic (1830-1896)Lady Lever Art Gallery, National Museums Liverpool, Port Sunlight…