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Test: What Kind of Ancient Goddess Are You?
There is a goddess living in every woman. Strong, wise, beautiful… She slumbers, waiting for her moment to manifest in all her glory.
Since ancient times, people have worshiped female deities, endowing them with strength, wisdom, and beauty. Goddesses were not just symbols; they reflected a deep understanding of female nature, its multifaceted nature, and inexhaustible power.
Sometimes we look for answers to important questions in books or friends' advice, but the truth often lies within ourselves. This test is an opportunity to look inside yourself and discover the very goddess that resonates with your soul. In Greek mythology, it could be Athena, the goddess of wisdom and war. In Egyptian mythology, it is Bastet, the patroness of joy and the home. The Slavs revered Morana, the goddess of winter and rebirth. And in Japan, they praised Amaterasu, the goddess of the sun, for only warm light could give life. Find out which of these goddesses is closest to your soul!
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