#divine child
It is the heart that contains the original instructions of Life, and when the heart is again in control of a person’s life, Life responds with joy and power.
D. Melchizedek
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The relationship and correlation between the deities of Hermes and Eros is a very strong one. Both deities get to maintain their primordial and rather unlimited character throughout the ages, the archetype of the “divine child” is one associated with both of these deities, while playfulness and a certain vibe of mystery permeates their nature. Hermes is deeply connected with the life force that is libido, his presence is shown in antiquity simply with upright pieces of wood or stone resembling the phallus, these pieces were called “hermes”. The name of Eros is intertwined with its significance, Eros possible means “demanding love”, indicating the urgency of the phenomenon. Both Hermes and Eros are complicated in their understanding or even acquaintance, their nature is confusing and delicate, it’s as if the universe gets knows a specific frequency, a melody concerning the eternal relationship of love, thievery and idyls. The male key of this melody is Hermes and the female key is Aphrodite, mother of Eros, when these powers become unified Hermaphroditus occurs.
Eros flying above the sea and holding a flower (love gift). Tondo of an Attic red-figure kylix by Kachrylion(potter), ca. 510–500 B.C. Archaeological Museum of Florence.
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