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1. The myth of Eros and Psyche is probably one of the best love stories in classical mythology. Eros, son of Aphrodite, was the personification of intense love desire and he was depicted throwing arrows to people in order to hit their heart and make them fall in love. Psyche, a .

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2. Eros and Psyche Eros, the alleged son of Aphrodite, is most commonly known for his Latin name: Cupid. He could stir desire into the hearts of anyone he pleased with a simple draw and release of his enchanted arrow. The story of Eros and Psyche is one of the most famed in .

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3. Psyche – the gorgeous maiden. Psyche was a woman gifted with extreme beauty and grace, one of the mortal women whose love and sacrifice for her beloved God Eros earned her immortality.. Psyche became, as Greek word “psyche” implies, the deity of soul. To modern days, the myth of Psyche symbolizes a self-search and personal growth through learning, losing, and saving the real love.

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4. Jan 30,  · The ancient story of Eros and Psyche is a allegory on Psyche (soul) and Eros (an exalted bond of love). Psyche (regardless of gender) has to travel into the depths of the mind in order to be worthy of such a profound connection.5/5(1).

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5. Eros is the god of erotic love, and Psyche is the goddess of the soul. Knowledge of their positions by sign can give us insight into how individuals express their erotic and romantic impulses, and the type of sexual and romantic chemistry that is generated between two people.

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6. The men–the Eros component to this whole shenanigan, as he represented the primordial God of Sexual Love–would then take turns drawing a card of his intended Psyche, the mythological woman Eros fell .

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7. Psyche, whose fair beauty was comparable only to Helen of Troy's in the ancient world, was clearly sad in the drawing, her eyes and mouth turned down by the weight of her sorrow. And Eros well, she couldn't tell the expression on the hand-drawn portrait of the man, as the model's face was shielded by Psyche's shoulder.

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8. Eros brought Psyche to Zeus who gave her a cup of ambrosia, the drink of immortality. Zeus then joined Psyche and Eros in eternal marriage. They later had a daughter, who would be named Pleasure.

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