File:Greek Goddess Mnemosyne by Andrea LaHue.jpg
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English: Mnemosyne is known as the Greek Goddess of Memory and mother of the Nine Muses in ancient Greek Mythology. Considered a basic building block for civilization, memory, in the form of Mnemosyne, a Titan, was invoked by kings, leaders and poets to accurately remember their speeches and performances. Mnemosyne was also the river of memory and in Orphism, the initiated was taught to drink from this river after death, to stop the transmigration of the soul. Depicted here in contemporary art by Artist Andrea LaHue and inspired by Oprah Winfrey. |
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