Give an example of a Greek Myth character associated with the Child Archetype?

Question

please tell why

Persephone was her name

Answer 1

The Divine Child archetype is often seen in myths. The most
easily recognizable Divine Child is the symbol of the Christ
Child. In your dreams, The Divine Child is your true spiritual
self, capable of great transformations and could symbolize your
spiritual growth.

The Abandoned (Orphaned) Child archetype can easily be seen
in Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz or Oliver in Oliver Twist. If you
lost a caregiver in your early life, the Abandoned Child may
show up in your dreams.

The Wounded Child archetype is seen as fragile and shy and
will most likely appear if you've been abused or neglected as a
child. Even if you had a wonderful, loving childhood, the
Wounded Child can appear when you are experiencing
something in real life that reminds you of a time when friends
laughed at you or Mom unfairly chastised you as a child

Answer 2

Hermes replaced right into a god of the humanities and subculture, like Thoth and Mercury he's a credited with the present of language, script and verbal replace. So any archetype it particularly is related with speech, writing, inspired concept, music, therapeutic and gadgets of verbal replace. he's depicted as an agile young ones and a warrior with the present of negotiation to boot as potential. The element in touch is Air. His symbols are the lyre, Caduceus and the winged helmet. What you're searching for for is correspondences linked with the deity, those may be the comparable as for the planet Mercury.

Answer 3

I think that Starjumper is referring to Persephone. But she's more of a woman than child. Back in the olden days, to commit rape, all one had to do was abduct a girl or woman.

One archetype I can think of is the gemini twins Castor and Pollux who were born from eggs.

Answer 4

Demeter's child who was sucked under to Hades but was allowed to come up every spring. I forget her name. Desdemona? I read this interesting book called the Goddess's archetypes or something like that. Each archetype of woman is portrayed by the six Olympian Goddess. It was a cool book.

Answer 5

Eros/Cupid.