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Note that the goddess Dimitra or Sito expresses the archetype of the provider of food, both material and spiritual.
In mythology the role played by the Goddess Demeter is very important. She is the goddess of motherhood and fertility. The goddess Demeter expresses the archetype of the provider of food, both material and spiritual. It also symbolizes man's need to cultivate nature or care for others. She is magnanimous and generous and is satisfied with acts of giving and solidarity. She is the goddess of fruitfulness and generosity. She is responsible for the fruitfulness of the earth and without her beneficial power, nothing sprouts. This powerful archetype determines whether a woman will have a meaningful influence on those around her.
According to mythology, the Goddess Demeter had a beautiful daughter named Persephone. Her father was Zeus. The young Persephone was playing in a meadow, like a light-winged butterfly. When he saw a wonderful daffodil flower, he cut it without knowing, he was waiting for her. How long it would take to see the light of the Sun. Suddenly the Earth opened and Hades, the God of the Underworld, appeared in a chariot with black horses. He seized her and took her with him to the abyss of the underworld, to make her his wife. Persephone cried out for help and Demeter rushed to her aid, but it was too late to save her daughter.
She was heartbroken and searched all over the world for nine days and nine nights. Without stopping to eat or sleep. At the dawn of the tenth day he went to Hekate the goddess of the dark moon and critical decisions. Who told her to go together to find the Sun god. Then God Helios told her that her beloved and only daughter was taken by the lord of the underworld, Hades. In fact, she had the consent of her father, Zeus. Demeter got angry with Zeus, she left Olympus and then, nothing sprouted and nothing grew.
