Greek Mythology by Jaydie Brabec

jaydiebrabec — 2025-03-27 21:19:57 UTC

jaydiebrabec — 2025-04-04 17:13:59 UTC

Pan couldnt resist the wood nymphs

jaydiebrabec — 2025-04-04 17:37:48 UTC

He couldnt have her so she was turned into a flute, but he couldn't tell which one she was so he chopped them all into pieces and arranged them into a row creating Syrinx the wind instrument. He is rarely found without it {https://www.thoughtco.com/greek-mythology-pan-1524416}

jaydiebrabec — 2025-04-04 17:39:37 UTC

He is said to have talked Psyche out of committing suicide over her thwarted love for the god Eros. (https://www.thoughtco.com/greek-mythology-pan-1524416)

jaydiebrabec — 2025-04-05 02:50:36 UTC

Pan is known to spend his time helping the God Dionysus, this is a good representation of him picking grapes likely to assist him

jaydiebrabec — 2025-04-05 02:52:22 UTC

Statue of Pan playing Syrinx the pan flute

jaydiebrabec — 2025-04-05 02:54:36 UTC

Pan used his powers to bring people into panic and occasionally this skill could be used to aide in battle

jaydiebrabec — 2025-04-05 02:57:22 UTC

Dionysus and Pan

jaydiebrabec — 2025-04-05 03:03:01 UTC

I Thought that this would be a good representation of the freedom Pan experiences as he goes through his life

jaydiebrabec — 2025-04-05 03:06:01 UTC

Being a god of Shepard's he would be responsible for many herds of animals, including bees! But a different god from Pan had specific bee stuff going on

jaydiebrabec — 2025-04-05 04:41:24 UTC

Fitting because he is the god of untamed wilderness

jaydiebrabec — 2025-04-05 04:44:29 UTC

He is associated with Panic, his music can cause people and animals to flee in terror. Mostly to cause panic in hunters for fun and protection of flocks of animals

jaydiebrabec — 2025-04-05 04:47:58 UTC

A depiction of Arcadia, where Pan is likely to have originated from

jaydiebrabec — 2025-04-05 04:51:12 UTC

I liked how there are many depictions of Pan the goat God because many depictions represent him as a man with goat traits, while others (like this one) show him as something that is more akin to a "demon" from christianity and such with the red skin and sometimes fightening appearance

jaydiebrabec — 2025-04-05 04:54:02 UTC

Pan as the god of the shephards would probably find himself like this on many occassions with a flock of sorts of animals surrounding him, I wonder if it would be enjoyable leading a flock of animals, or moreso a burden?

jaydiebrabec — 2025-04-05 04:59:00 UTC

surprisingly people would sacrifice goats in his honor hoping to delight him. Putting goats in a cave that was thought to be the entrance to the netherworld and offering other offerings in hopes to make Pan happy.