The Elysian Fields are a mythological place where ancient Greeks believed the souls of the deceased heroic and virtuous people went to rest. It is similar to Paradise in monotheist beliefs.
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The Man from Elysian Fields was created on 2002-09-27.
Aeneas met his father in Elysian Fields, attempted to embrace him 3 times, but could not because his fathers "shade" was to thin to be embraced.
Tartarus, the Asphodel Meadows, and the Elysian Fields.
In Greek mythology, the Elysian Fields were considered a paradise reserved for the righteous and heroic individuals after death. To ensure they would be assigned to the Elysian Fields, Greeks believed in leading a virtuous life, displaying acts of heroism, and following the moral and ethical codes set by the gods. Additionally, participating in rituals, ceremonies, and offerings to honor the gods and seek their favor was also believed to increase one's chances of being granted access to the Elysian Fields.
No. That was Hermes's job.