Queen Bee
Bees have always been a symbol of divinity and after the monarchy. The queen bee to everyone else was served, was seen in the Neolithic as an epiphany of the Goddess herself.
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seems that this cult of the bee extended from Crete to the islands of the Aegean and mainland Greece. Mythology Jupiter realizes that his childhood was fed with honey than had Melissa, daughter of a Cretan king, to a cave where they had hidden the child.
The seal of a ring of gold (1450 BC) in a tomb in isopathic locatd near Knossos. Shows the relationship between the Goddess and her priestesses with the queen and pawns, and others performing a dance. This ring was found in a tomb in Crete, probably because the bee was considered the life out of death. The Bee Goddess stamp appears in the center, down to earth between snakes and lilies and being adored by her priestesses. Honey was used to embalm the dead.
. Honey also played a central part in the new year in the rituals of the Minoans. The new year began in the Cretan summer solstice, when the heat was at its peak, and July 20 was the day that the great star Sirius rises in conjunction with the sun, as in Sumeria and Egypt. In these other two countries Sirius was explicitly called "the star of the Goddess" (Inanna in Sumeria, Egypt and Isis), and the temples, palaces on Crete were oriented to this star. Sirius Rising ending a 40-day ritual during which we obtained the honey bee hives in the darkness of the caves and forest. The honey was made and fermented mead and drunk as an intoxicating liquor which accompany ecstatic rites that were celebrated. 
(Goddess bee Sumeria)
onyx jewel also found in Knossos shows Labiosa bee taking horns of a bull's head and double ax inside the curve of the horns. Dogs - dogs later belonging to the underworld Hecate and Artemis - have wings and fly so close that their wings goddess, at first glance, appear as their own.
tombs at Mycenae are shaped like beehives, and the omphalos at Delphi in ancient Greece, where Apollo ruled with its main oracular priestess, the Pythia, who was called Delphic Bee. In the Greek Homeric Hymns to Hermes written in the eighth century BC, the god Apollo spoke of three women visionaries like three bees or bee maidens, who like himself, practiced divination. These bee-maidens sacred with his gift of prophecy, Apollo was the gift of Hermes, the god who is the only one who can lead the souls of the dead to life and, sometimes, back again
According
Strabo, Eleusis and Ephesus in the priestesses who once held the ancient mysteries were called Melissai 'Bees', and few initiates who had attained an indisputable purity also received this name. The bee was Melissai or priestesses of Artemis, and were directed by the "king bee" (the Greeks did not know that the bees had no queen and king). Bees were associated with Ephesus for many reasons, it was said that muses in the form of bees were those who had led the Athenians who came to colonize the land.
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seems that this cult of the bee extended from Crete to the islands of the Aegean and mainland Greece. Mythology Jupiter realizes that his childhood was fed with honey than had Melissa, daughter of a Cretan king, to a cave where they had hidden the child. 
The seal of a ring of gold (1450 BC) in a tomb in isopathic locatd near Knossos. Shows the relationship between the Goddess and her priestesses with the queen and pawns, and others performing a dance. This ring was found in a tomb in Crete, probably because the bee was considered the life out of death. The Bee Goddess stamp appears in the center, down to earth between snakes and lilies and being adored by her priestesses. Honey was used to embalm the dead. 
. Honey also played a central part in the new year in the rituals of the Minoans. The new year began in the Cretan summer solstice, when the heat was at its peak, and July 20 was the day that the great star Sirius rises in conjunction with the sun, as in Sumeria and Egypt. In these other two countries Sirius was explicitly called "the star of the Goddess" (Inanna in Sumeria, Egypt and Isis), and the temples, palaces on Crete were oriented to this star. Sirius Rising ending a 40-day ritual during which we obtained the honey bee hives in the darkness of the caves and forest. The honey was made and fermented mead and drunk as an intoxicating liquor which accompany ecstatic rites that were celebrated. 
(Goddess bee Sumeria)
onyx jewel also found in Knossos shows Labiosa bee taking horns of a bull's head and double ax inside the curve of the horns. Dogs - dogs later belonging to the underworld Hecate and Artemis - have wings and fly so close that their wings goddess, at first glance, appear as their own.
tombs at Mycenae are shaped like beehives, and the omphalos at Delphi in ancient Greece, where Apollo ruled with its main oracular priestess, the Pythia, who was called Delphic Bee. In the Greek Homeric Hymns to Hermes written in the eighth century BC, the god Apollo spoke of three women visionaries like three bees or bee maidens, who like himself, practiced divination. These bee-maidens sacred with his gift of prophecy, Apollo was the gift of Hermes, the god who is the only one who can lead the souls of the dead to life and, sometimes, back again
According
Strabo, Eleusis and Ephesus in the priestesses who once held the ancient mysteries were called Melissai 'Bees', and few initiates who had attained an indisputable purity also received this name. The bee was Melissai or priestesses of Artemis, and were directed by the "king bee" (the Greeks did not know that the bees had no queen and king). Bees were associated with Ephesus for many reasons, it was said that muses in the form of bees were those who had led the Athenians who came to colonize the land.
Figure of Artemis was in his belt and faldafiguras of bees were also found in excavations gold figures. Coins of Ephesus had in any of their faces always bee.
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Egypt begin to represent her as a symbol of man's soul is embodied in the tombs as an image of survival of the soul after death. But at the same time serve as emblematic of the pharaonic dynasties of Upper and Lower Egypt, represented by a bee and a blade of straw. One of the funeral hymns addressed to Pharaoh says userto II and "Married to rush to the bee", a statement that is interpreted as that reigned in the two Egypts. Bees have also been found burial in the tomb of the Pharaoh of Egypt, Ahotpu I.. According to Egyptian myth, honey bees were the tears of the sun god Ra. Its religious significance was extended to an association with the goddess Neith, whose temple in Lower Egypt was known as per-bit - which means "house of the bee '. Honey is considered a symbol of resurrection and also thought to give potection against evil spirits.
(Image: bees in the tomb of Childeric I)
- Within Europe also bees have been found in tombs barbarous Gaul, mainly in the tomb of the Frankish king Childeric (d. 481). The bee became the symbol of the French monarchy.
- In the Basque country were part of the family and they communicate the most important events of family life, because if they did so the bees are dying or leaving the hive.
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Egypt begin to represent her as a symbol of man's soul is embodied in the tombs as an image of survival of the soul after death. But at the same time serve as emblematic of the pharaonic dynasties of Upper and Lower Egypt, represented by a bee and a blade of straw. One of the funeral hymns addressed to Pharaoh says userto II and "Married to rush to the bee", a statement that is interpreted as that reigned in the two Egypts. Bees have also been found burial in the tomb of the Pharaoh of Egypt, Ahotpu I.. According to Egyptian myth, honey bees were the tears of the sun god Ra. Its religious significance was extended to an association with the goddess Neith, whose temple in Lower Egypt was known as per-bit - which means "house of the bee '. Honey is considered a symbol of resurrection and also thought to give potection against evil spirits. 
(Image: bees in the tomb of Childeric I)
- Within Europe also bees have been found in tombs barbarous Gaul, mainly in the tomb of the Frankish king Childeric (d. 481). The bee became the symbol of the French monarchy.
- In the Basque country were part of the family and they communicate the most important events of family life, because if they did so the bees are dying or leaving the hive.
have always been in the Basque Country and deep respect for
special to the deceased, as evidenced by many old traditions.
after death, the nearest neighbor called relatives and
himself or someone in the house, gave the news to the animals, especially
to bees.
special to the deceased, as evidenced by many old traditions.
after death, the nearest neighbor called relatives and
himself or someone in the house, gave the news to the animals, especially
to bees.
Juan García Atienza, known popularizer of esoteric subjects, speaks in one of his books 1 a curious discovery made by visiting the interior of the parish of San Torcuato: In the corridor leading to a small chapel located between the old apse and the back of the altar, this author found two fresh different from each other but both with similar symbols and certainly very characteristic of esoteric art: Sendos landscaped and quite crushed diamonds each containing bee in the center and two six-pointed star on both ends
- The Maya culture is not known bee goddess, but a fellow bee god of the Moon Goddess, probably influenced by patriarchal culture.
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