Your vision will become clear only when you can look into your own heart. Who looks outside, dreams; who looks inside, awakes…. Carl Jung
Linda HIll – Printmaker
Linda Hill – Artist
Welcome to the Red Seeds. Here I have an archive of artwork that is inspired by life drawing, Carl Jung and mythology. Many of these images have been a part of the Red Seeds Oracles.I am Self-published.My artwork continues and have become alive in the 2 mythic tarot decks and companion books.
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Tag Archives: myth
CYANE reveals Persephone’s Sash to Demeter
In Greek mythology CYANE was a water nymph named after the beautiful colour of her sacred pool. She is remembered as She who witnessed Hades, the God of the Underworld, sexually assaulting the daughter of Demeter, Persephone. Sighting this act … Continue reading
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Tagged archetypes, Art, assault, bystander intervention, control, cyan, cyane, divine feminine, fiona Benson, Goddess, great mother, greek mythology, hades, judgement, myth, mythology, Persephone, Print-making, sisters, the feminine, truth, underworld, witnessing, women
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THEMIS and Human Rights
THEMIS was an ancient Greek Titaness. She personified divine legality and social justice. She bore six daughters who were the Seasons and the Fates. Social justice is based on the concept of creating societies which offer human rights, fairness and … Continue reading
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Tagged archetype, divine law, equal rights, feminine archetype, greek goddess, human rights, myth, printing, red seeds oracle, social injustice, social justice, themis
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ALEMONA- Nourisher of the Unborn
ALEMONA is the Roman Goddess who protects and helps nurture the unborn child in its mother’s womb, a warm place of containment and nourishment. Alemona’s task was to maintain the development of the child. From Her name came the words … Continue reading
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Tagged ailment, alemona, alimental, alimony, archetypes, development, diet, divine feminine, ffod, Goddess, life, myth, mythology, nourishment, Print-making, roman goddess, sisters, transformation, truth, women
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GAIA and our beautiful Earth…….
In Greek mythology GAIA is the primordial Goddess of the EARTH, the personification of our planet. She was borne from Chaos. Gaia and Uranus (the sky) bore the Titans, the giants and the sea. Gaia was the original deity at … Continue reading
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Tagged ancient history, archetypes, delphi oracle, divine feminine, earth, gaia, gaia theory, Goddess, greek mythology, myth, mythology, Nature, planet earth, priestess, Print-making, world
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KOTYS in the Wild….
KOTYS was a Lunar Thracian Goddess. She was both a deity of wild nature and of war. Her celebrations and worship took place at night in wild places, deep in the forests or high up in the mountains, under the … Continue reading
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Tagged ancient history, archetypes, divine feminine, festivals, Goddess, greek mythology, kotys, mary oliver, myth, mythology, Nature, priestess, Print-making, rituals, thrace, transvestite, wild
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NYX in the Cave of Night
Today marks the darkest night of the year, and so I am marking this powerful and liminal time with my recent print of NYX, the Greek goddess who was the NIGHT. She was seen as the source from which all … Continue reading
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Tagged archetypes, cosmos, darkness, divine feminine, Goddess, greek mythology, Jung, myth, mythology, night, nyx, printmaking, shadow, transformation, truth, winter solstice, women
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The MOIRAI and the Red Thread of Life
THE MOIRAI were the 3 goddesses of fate and destiny who personified the life and death cycle of humankind. Their name means ‘alottted portions’. The Moirai it was said they appeared three nights after a child’s birth to determine its … Continue reading
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Tagged archetypes, destiny, divine feminine, fate, Goddess, greek mythology, life and death, mortality, myth, mythology, Poetry, Print-making, red thread, the fates, the moirai, transformation, truth, world
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LILITH and the SERPENT
This print is dedicated to the powerful, beautiful Anna Ziman who transformed so many women’s live’s and passed away into the hands of the Goddess on Sunday ..Blessed Be ❤️Lilith, meaning the night creature or screech owl, is one the … Continue reading
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Tagged ancient history, archetypes, divine feminine, Eve, female empowerment, garden of eden, Goddess, liberation, lilith, myth, mythology, Poetry, Print-making, sisters, witch, women, world
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CIRCE working her magic…..
A foreword of the book CIRCE by Madelaine Miller In the house of Helios, god of the sun and mightiest of the Titans, a daughter is born. But Circe is a strange child—not powerful, like her father, nor viciously … Continue reading
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Tagged archetypes, circe, divine feminine, Goddess, greek mythology, herbs, magic, myth, mythology, Nature, pharmakis, power, priestess, Print-making, self sovereignty, witch, women
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HYGEIA feeding the serpent
The Goddess of Health was the daughter of Asclepius, the God of medicine. Ancient Greek mythology tells of Hygeia tending her father’s temples with a bowl of medicinal potion from which the serpent of wisdom drank. Hygeia (Hygiene)is the personification … Continue reading
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Tagged ancient history, archetypes, bowl of Hygeia, divine feminine, Goddess, greek mythology, health, hygeia, myth, pharmacy, printmaking, self-care, serpent, snake
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