Who would these 10 famous mythological goddesses be today?

Mythological goddesses were powerful beings lionized for their beauty, wisdom, and strength. Today, many women walk effortlessly in their shoes without knowing it. But that's because these qualities and traits reside in all females across time.

If these goddesses existed in this century, they would still be as inspiring and formidable. As we will see in this article, there are examples of these women in society today that also inspire many.

On the other hand, imagining mythological creatures in this century is a fun exercise in creativity and curiosity.

In celebration of women's month this March, let's take a look at what and who the goddesses might be as modern women.

1. Athena

The Greek goddess of wisdom and warfare would be a successful businesswoman or scientist. Her sharp wit and quick intellect would put her in the CEO positions of major corporations.

She would make significant breakthroughs in her field and anything she puts her mind to with her skills, knowledge, strategy, and independence.

On the good side, she would influence positive change and advocate for women's rights. On the bad side, she would be like the fallen Theranos CEO.

2. Aphrodite

The goddess of beauty and love would be a fashion model or beauty influencer. She would steal the limelight with her unapologetic femininity, confidence, and charisma, and walk away with a massive social media following and the bag secured.

Her slogan would be body positivity and self-love.

3. Hera

Hera is the goddess of family and marriage. She would be a loyal sister, daughter, and community member.

A devoted wife, and a mother who infuses her household with high principles of loyalty, truth, discipline, and order with a loving hand.

She puts her family and marriage before anything. She is deeply nurturing and fiercely protective.

4. Artemis

She is the goddess of the wilderness and hunting. She would be an environmentalist or a hipster, but an enthusiast of the outdoors.

She would lead the fight against climate change and is a strong advocate for wildlife protection and the conservation of natural habitats.

She is driven by her adventurous spirit and independence to push limits and explore new borders and nature is her guide.

She would be an advocate of green economies and practices.

5. Demeter

Demeter would be a nutritionist or farmer. She is the goddess of agriculture and fertility.

She advocates for sustainable farming practices and promotes healthy eating habits.

She is well-versed in natural remedies for people, animals, plants, and the land.

She is hardworking and aims to feed the world and contribute to a better future. She is in farmers' groups or attending seminars on nutrition and healthy living.

6. Freya

This Scandinavian goddess is love, war, and fertility.

She would be a fierce feminist advocating for women's reproductive rights and women's rights to deal with their bodies on their terms.

She would be a passionate and creative artist using her platform to inspire people and spread her message.

7. Iris

Iris is the Greek goddess of the rainbow. As a modern woman, she would be an influential figure in the media.

She possesses powerful communication skills.

Since the rainbow is a symbol of inclusion and diversity, she would be a skilled communicator in journalism, social media, or public relations advocating for acceptance and understanding in different communities and cultures.

She uses her resources to raise awareness and voices of marginalised people.

She has a keen sense of style characterised by creative and bold statement pieces and a strong sense of purpose.

8. Isis

Isis is the Egyptian goddess of magic and motherhood. She would be a devoted mother, loving and nurturing.

She would be at the forefront of advocating for children's rights and breaking barriers to secure a better future for them.

She would also be a therapist or skilled healer using her intuition and knowledge of old wisdom to support others to find peace and healing.

9. Kali

Kali is the Hindu goddess of destruction and creation. As a 21st-century woman, she would be a passionate activist for social justice and an environmentalist.

She would be fighting against climate change to protect the planet and oppression and inequality within society.

10. Lakshmi

Lakshmi would be a successful entrepreneur as a modern woman. She is the Hindu goddess of wealth and prosperity.

She would have a strong business acumen and would be able to turn anything she touches into wealth. She would support social causes, charity and build wealth for others.

Takeaway

There are many ways of portraying ancient goddesses as modern women. However, the important thing is to celebrate and emulate their strengths. That is the best way to show how they could be relevant inspiratonal figures today.