Hestia: Goddess of Hearth and Sacrificial Flame - (Greek Mythology Explained) in Ancient Greece

Hestia, one of the Twelve Olympian deities, holds a unique place in Greek mythology as the guardian of the hearth, home, and sacrificial flame. Her serene presence embodies the essence of domestic tranquility and family unity. The hearth, where warmth and offerings to the gods converged, symbolized her sacred domain. As a virgin goddess, Hestia's purity and devotion to her role were unwavering. Her significance in both the household and religious rituals was paramount, maintaining harmony and sanctity. Despite her understated presence in myths, Hestia remained a respected witness to oaths, ensuring promises were upheld.

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