Achaman  

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Acham'an is the supreme god of the Guanches on the island of Tenerife; he is the father god and creator. The name means literally "the skies", in allusion to the celestial vault. Acham'an, an omnipotent and eternal god, created the land and the water, the fire and the air, and all creatures derived their existence from him. Acham'an lived in the heights and sometimes descended upon the summits of the mountains, contemplating his creations. Other names of Acham'an are: Achuhuran Achahucanac Achguayaxerax Achoron Achaman On other islands, its name also varied: Acoran or Abora among others.

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Grandmother Momoy  

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IN NORTHERN AMERICAN INDIAN MYTHOLOGY, "MOMOY "IS THE CHUMASH GODDESS OF DATURA, A SACRED PLANT WHICH IS USED BY THE INDIANS FOR BOTH MAGICAL AND MEDICINAL PURPOSES. MOMOY IS DEPICTED AS AN OLD WOMAN, A CRONE, WHO HOLDS THE POWER OF CLAIRVOYANCE. BUT, LEGEND HAS IT THAT EVEN THOUGH SHE WAS ABLE SEE INTO THE FUTURE, SHE HELD NO POWER TO DIRECTLY AFFECT IT OR TO FRUSTRATE THE PLANS OF THE EVIL DOERS. HOWEVER, IT IS ALSO SAID THAT THOSE WHO DRANK OF THE WATER IN WHICH SHE HAD WASHED HER HANDS WOULD ABLE TO FALL INTO A DEEP SLUMBER IN WHICH THEY WERE NOT ONLY ABLE TO SEE THE FUTURE, BUT SUBSEQUENTLY TRY TO AVOID ANY EVIL OR WRONGDOINGS.

IT WAS AFTER THE GREAT FLOOD THAT MOMOY WAS TRANSFORMED INTO THE DATURA PLANT. IN THAT WAY, SHE WAS ABLE TO CONTINUE TO INSPIRE VISIONARY DREAMS. THE CHUMASH USED THE BATHWATER (TEA) OF MOMOY AS A RITE OF PASSAGE TO BUILD RESISTANCE TO FEAR, STRENGTHEN CHARACTER, DIAGNOSE ILLNESS AND PREDICT THE FUTURE.THE MEN OF THE VILLAGE EARNED THEIR PLACE BY PASSING THROUGH A "MOMOY" CEREMONY WHEN THEY WERE AS YOUNG AS 8 YEARS OLD WHILE GIRLS WENT THROUGH THEIR "MOMOY" CEREMONY AT PUBERTY. THE CEREMONY INVOLVED DRINKING A PREPARATION DATURA WHICH INDUCED A SACRED DREAM THAT FREQUENTLY GAVE THE YOUTH SOME DIRECTION ABOUT THEIR FUTURE LIVES. THE BOYS CARVED A SOAPSTONE DREAM GUIDE AFTER THEIR DREAM WHICH WOULD BE USED AS A SPIRITUAL TALISMAN THROUGHOUT THEIR LIVES.

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Greek Goddess Hemera  

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HEMERA is the Greek Goddess of the day. Her mother is given as either Khaos or Nyx, and she is the sister-wife of Aither, God of light. Hemera shares a house with Nyx; they pass each other at sunrise and sunset. She is the mother of Thalassa, Goddess of the sea. Hemera does not appear in many myths, and her role as Goddess of the day was eventually supplanted by Eos, Goddess of the dawn. Her name means "day."

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Hanuman  

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Hanuman is one of the most popular Hindu gods. The credit of popularizing Hanuman goes largely to the famous 16th century Hindu poet, Tulsidas. In art, Hanuman is almost always portrayed as a deity with an ape's face and long tail, wearing a lion cloth and an 'angoccha' is thrown over his shoulder.

Seen as above, Hanuman is kneeling on one leg as if receiving benediction from his lord and master Rama. In this canvas, Hanuman is shown with five faces. He is mentioned in texts as the eleventh incarnation of Shiva, who is also believed to have five heads, hence the Panchmukha Hanuman. On his main face can be seen an expression of humility and devotion. Surrounding it are those of Varaha, Garuda, Ashva and Simha. These heads symbolize the various attributes or powers of Hanuman. In their hands they hold various weapons of offence and defence.

The technique of oil painting has been put to perfection while achieving the hairy body of the ape; the gentle expression on all the faces and the blue background made exciting by numerous shades and tones of blue.

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