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: women
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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RHEA and the mattress of Comfort
We all need comfort in these times, here is Rhea on the Mattress of Ease….. She is an archetypal Mother Goddess, but her marriage to CRONUS (Saturn) was difficult as a prophecy had told her husband that he would be … Continue reading
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Tagged archetypes, comfort, divine feminine, flow and ease, Goddess, greek mythology, hold space, i am held, loving the Self, maternal love, mother, mythology, priestess, Print-making, safety, sisters, women
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PHILOMELA weaves a language that has no Tongue
Ovid told the story of PHILOMELA, an Athenian princess whose sister Procne was married to the king, Tereus. The sisters missed each other’s company so Philomela was invited to live with her sister and husband. However, the king felt great lust … Continue reading
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Tagged archetypes, darkness, divine feminine, Goddess, greek mythology, loss of voice, mythology, Nature, nightingale, philomela, Print-making, silencing, sisters, swallow, transformation, women
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Artemis Ephesia and the Virgin Mary
ARTEMIS of EPHESUS was the black multi-breasted Goddess also known as ‘she who flowed with milk and honey’. She was a Goddess unlike any other and was closely connected to the earlier Goddess, Cybele. The Ephesians were well known across … Continue reading
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Tagged ancient history, archetypes, artemis ephesia, black madonna, divine feminine, ephesus, Goddess, great mother, greek mythology, mythology, Print-making, sisters, Virgin Mary, women, world
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The Hospitality of PHILOPHROSYNEand her Sisters
PHILOPHROSYNE is the Greek goddess of welcome, friendship and kindness. She is one of the Sraces, a group of goddess sisters Euthenia, Eupheme and Eucleia. Philophrosyne reminds us that we cannot always choose the people who surround us, but we … Continue reading
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Tagged archetypes, divine feminine, frienship, Goddess, greek mythology, hospitality, loneliness, phiophrosyne, Print-making, reach out, sisters, transformation, women
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BAUBO the Belly Goddess opens her skirt……
The ancient Greek belly goddess BAUBO speaks from ‘between her legs’. She plays an important part in the greatest mystery of the ancient world, the Eleusinian Mysteries. Her story begins when she encounters Demeter, the Earth Goddess, whilst walking in … Continue reading
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Tagged archetypes, baubo, belly, darkness, depression, divine feminine, Goddess, greek godess, greek mythology, journey, laughter, life, mythology, Print-making, transformation, women
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IASO Goddess of Recovery and Recuperation
IASO is an ancient Greek Goddess and was a daughter of the Healing God – Ascelpius whose five daughters all presided over the different stages of healing: HYGEIA – Health, PANACEA – remedies, ACESO – the healing process, AEGLE – … Continue reading
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Tagged ancient history, archetypes, asclepius, calendular, divine feminine, Goddess, greek mythology, Healing, herbal remedies, Iaso, illness, journey, mythology, Nature, Print-making, protection, recovery, recuperation, sisters, women, world
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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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The Black Madonna
There are 400–500 Black Madonnas in Europe. Sometimes they are carefully cloaked or hidden from view. The Black Madonna holds within Her the vast archetype of the ancient lineage of the sacred feminine….Isis, Cybele, Inanna to name a few. She … Continue reading
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Tagged ancient history, archetypes, black madonna, crow, darkness, divine feminine, earth goddess, feminine sexuality, Goddess, Nature, nigredo, Print-making, sacred feminine, sisters, transformation, truth, women, world
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The Goddess STYX – Passage to the Underworld
The Goddess Styx in Greek mythology is both a deity and a river. Her river is the threshold between the earth and the underworld. Charon the ferryman carries the deceased across the river Styx threshold so they could enter the … Continue reading
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Tagged archetypes, charon, death, divine feminine, Goddess, greek mythology, mourning, Print-making, rivers, styx, threshold, transformation, underworld, women
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