Bes: The Egyptian God, Protector of the Hearth and Joy by Hasan Andrea Abou Saida In the ancient Egyptian pantheon, characterized by majestic and imposing deities, there emerges a decidedly atypical figure: Bes. Unlike other gods such as Osiris, Isis, …
Nefertum: The God of the Lotus, Rebirth, and Perfumes by Hasan Andrea Abou Saida Nefertum, though less well-known than deities such as Ra or Osiris, holds a significant place in the Egyptian pantheon. Associated with rebirth and beauty, Nefertum is …
Mephitis: Italic Guardian of the Passages Between Life and the Otherworld by Hasan Andrea Abou Saida Mephitis (also spelled Mefitis, Mephite, or Mefite) is an Italic goddess originating from the Oscan-Sabellic area, whose cult extended from Samnium to Rome and …
From archaic roots to folk tradition: an analysis of “Jack and the Beanstalk” by Hasan Andrea Abou Saida Fairy tales are much more than simple stories for children; they embody profound cultural, moral, and, in some cases, esoteric truths that …
The Frog Prince: a journey of inner transformation and lunar symbolism by Hasan Andrea Abou Saida The tale of the Frog Prince is one of the most fascinating and iconic narratives in the panorama of European fairy tales. This story, …