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The Real-life Definition of Hero's Journey

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  Morando, Kenshi Joyce R. BEE III-1 Blog #2 The Real-life Definition of Hero's Journey                          In literature, t he journey of the hero is a traditional plot archetype or tale template involving an adventurous hero, learning a course, winning a victory for the new experience, and then returning changed. We will be the agents of meaningful change to ourselves, to others, and to our society through recognizing the journey of the hero and being able to identify and respond to our adventure call.                                                        But first, what is a hero? What makes him not?                        A hero is selfless, a profoundly decent person, and someone deserves our undivided attention and improvements. Somebody ready to risk their own lives to save someone else. Webster describes a hero as a mythological or mythical figure, typically of great strength and ability. However, if the action helps himself, he is not a hero, for he acts out of self
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  Theogony: The Birth of the Gods, Violence, and Power Theogony: The Birth of the Gods, Violence, and Power https://search?q=theogony+gods&tbm=isch&chips=q:theogony+gods,online_chips:ancient+greekgods       Mythology was a very important part of the culture of Ancient Greece. Through the myths and stories of the gods, we can see the ideas that the Greeks had of life, of death, and of themselves.  Hesiod  was the first Greek poet who tried to put order into the confusing Greek mythology and, because of him, today we know Greek beliefs about the origin of the world and the gods.     Theogony  relates the birth of the gods from cosmic chaos and follows the bloodline through the great Zeus , King of the Olympian gods.    Sexuality, implies a fundamental source of tension or conflict between opposites.   Sexuality, moreover, implies a fundamental source of tension or conflict between opposites. Paradoxically, conflict in the  Theogony  is not destructive; rather, conflict enhances a
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