Who is Morpheus in Greek mythology?

Morpheus is the god of dreams, part of the Oneiroi representing dreams.

What is the myth of Ceyx and Alcyone?

The myth involves Morpheus delivering a dream of Ceyx's death to Alcyone.

Phobetor and Phantasos are ancient mythological figures associated with dreams.

The gods transform Ceyx and Alcyone into kingfisher birds to continue their love story.

The gate of horn represents prophetic dreams, while the gate of ivory signifies deceitful dreams.

Morpheus, a key figure in Greek mythology, is a messenger of the gods who delivers prophecies through dreams, particularly in the myth of Ceyx and Alcyone.
The video encourages audience engagement by prompting viewers to share their thoughts on Morpheus and other mythological figures, fostering a sense of community through comments, likes, subscriptions, and social media interactions.

Who is Morpheus in Greek mythology?
Morpheus is the god of dreams, part of the Oneiroi representing dreams.
What is the myth of Ceyx and Alcyone?
The myth involves Morpheus delivering a dream of Ceyx's death to Alcyone.
What are the powers of Phobetor and Phantasos?
Phobetor and Phantasos are ancient mythological figures associated with dreams.
How are Ceyx and Alcyone transformed in the myth?
The gods transform Ceyx and Alcyone into kingfisher birds to continue their love story.
What is the significance of the gate of horn and ivory in dreams?
The gate of horn represents prophetic dreams, while the gate of ivory signifies deceitful dreams.

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Jon Solo hosts "Mythology Explained," focusing on Greek mythology in condensed videos.
Morpheus, the god of dreams, is explored in this episode.
Morpheus is part of the Oneiroi, dark-winged demons representing dreams.
Dreams from the gate of horn are prophetic, while those from ivory are deceitful.
Morpheus, Phobetor, and Phantasos are sons of Somnus, the Roman god of sleep.
Morpheus delivers messages and prophecies from the gods to kings and heroes.
The myth of Ceyx and Alcyone is the only known story featuring Morpheus by name.
Hypnos sends Morpheus to deliver a dream of Ceyx's death to Alcyone.
Morpheus appears to Alcyone as Ceyx's ghost, revealing his fate and causing her transformation.
Ceyx and Alcyone are transformed into kingfisher birds by the gods to continue their love story.

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The text discusses the ancient mythological figures Phobetor, Phantasos, and Morpheus, expressing a desire to see more about the former two. It prompts the audience to share their thoughts on Morpheus and the myth, as well as to choose which of the three figures' powers they would prefer and how they would utilize them. Additionally, it encourages engagement through comments, likes, subscriptions, and social media followings, while also mentioning a sleepy seal named Gunther.