![]() ![]() She is also known as the provider and protector which is closely tied to her role as a mother as well. Understanding the Archetype Ceres: where does she come from?īuckle up for a small mythological lesson, before we get into the astrological part! Ceres archetype is the one of the Mother. Looking at the ethymological background of Ceres, the name can be traced back to the nearest Latin analogue crescere, which can be translated to grow, to arise and to to come to be. Ceres is a more mature goddess and represents an authoroity figure, this is why she’s usually drawn as older compared to other godesses, as Ceres is also a patreon for girls in the transitioning stage to womanhood. She is the daughter and one of the six children of Saturn and Ops and she was part of those five that have been eaten by her father Saturn. Because of Ceres strong tie to humans and by being respinsible for the harvest, she is also known as the goddess of human law and order, with an empathize on marriage and fertility. Ceres rules fertility and agriculture, she is concerned about the matters of human beings, as she was the one teaching humans to cultivate the earth, so they were able to settle down and thus she plays a big role in the making of civilization. The dwarf planet Ceres (1) is the biggest object in the asteroid belt of our solar system and got its name from the roman goddess Ceres, also known as Demeter in Greek mythology. ![]()
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