The moral spark and compromise of the archetype of Artemis and Demeter from ancient Greece

The term archetype consists of the two Greek words archetype meaning original and type meaning model and pattern.The followers of the method of identifying archetypes have categorized and introduced them based on the ancient Greeks' belief in gods and goddesses. The archetype of Artemis, as well as the tail, whose feminine characteristics are depicted, One of the mythological patterns of this archetype is about the attitude towards the goddesses who were known as goddesses. Artemis is interested in nature and exploring and hunting, and Demter, in a bond of friendship, strives for motherly love for her child.Artemis is chaste, single, and loyal to others, but she lacks empathy and compassion. And Demter fights with another promise and wins. Both goddesses are goal-oriented, reckless, steadfast, and committed to their goals. Artemis is the goddess of wildlife and flow. He always has a bow and arrow with him, because he is a hunter.Independence and self-confidence, not being dependent on men, the ability to manage and pursue goals are the strengths of ArtemisTravel to unknown lands, living in foreign cultures, women's trips and camps, group walks in nature, and joining women's rights campaigns nurture Artemis' archetype.Demeter reports that hard work pays off and that motherly love begets healthy children. Understanding these archetypes helps you to better understand yourself and others and to communicate better with them.