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Who is Aphrodite? Is the goddess of love and death. It received its name, which literally means "foam-born" because he was born of the water and is closely related with their old names: Marina and Marianna. Aphrodite represents the life-giving element of nature-water, without nigella honeycomb which nothing exists. Is the goddess of love and death, not just sex. You can not obligársela nothing, nigella honeycomb if not feel free, flees and disappears. This means that if you try to force love, will move away from you. It's a strange celebration because in this case the Goddess is part of a couple, although rarely monogamous. Couples celebrating their wedding anniversary,