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ave mitológica que se regenera cíclicamente o renace de sus propias cenizas en las mitologías griega, romana, árabe, persa y del este asiático
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Join the roomEl phoenix es un pájaro inmortal legendario que se regenera cíclicamente o renace de otro modo. Originario de la mitología griega, tiene analogías en muchas culturas, como la mitología egipcia y persa. Asociado con el Sol, un phoenix obtiene nueva vida al surgir de las cenizas de su predecesor. Algunas leyendas dicen que muere en un despliegue de llamas y combustión, mientras que otras dicen que simplemente arde hasta morir y se descompone antes de nacer de nuevo. En el Motif-Index of Folk-Literature, una herramienta utilizada por folcloristas, el phoenix se clasifica como motivo B32.
“Change is the constant, the signal for rebirth, the egg of the phoenix.”
“The phoenix hope, can wing her way through the desert skies, and still defying fortune's spite; revive from ashes and rise.”
“In the sunrise … the Phoenix effect!?! Now what the heck does that mean: freaky after-image of a very freak dream … or harbinger of something worse?”
“You forget, fuzzy elf … I'm Phoenix. If I die it's only to be reborn — hopefully better and brighter than before.”
“My mom was a phoenix who always expected to rise again from the ashes of her latest disaster. And in spite of her self-doubts, she had a very strong sense of who she was. She had a sense of self-worth. She loved being Judy Garland. Did she secretly long to be Frances Gumm Somebody, Minnesota housewife? Are you kidding? She'd have run off with a vaudeville troupe just the way my grandfather did.”
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Not who you're looking for? Others named phoenix: constellation in the southern celestial hemisphere · 1954–1988 Japanese manga series by Osamu Tezuka · robotic Mars lander spacecraft developed by NASA as part of · Greek mythological character, son of Agenor and Telephassa,