Eros and Psyche

Classical marble sculpture of Psyche and Cupid embracing in an intimate close-up

Psyche: Greek Goddess of the Soul and Mythology

Orin Vale

Psyche is a central figure in Greek mythology and a lasting symbol of the soul, whose story of love, loss, and transformation has shaped Western literature, philosophy, and art. From her origin as the “breath of life” to her union with Eros and eventual immortality, the myth of Psyche reveals why her name remains important in both ancient tradition and modern thought.

Classical marble sculpture of Eros in Greek mythology with a muscular man and cherubic angel

Who Is Eros in Greek Mythology? Love God Explained

Orin Vale

Eros in Greek mythology is far more than a cute winged matchmaker—he is a powerful symbol of love, desire, and the irresistible force that brings gods, mortals, and even the cosmos together.