The Fortunate Isles, also known as the Islands of the Blessed, are a mythological concept in ancient Greek culture representing a paradise for the souls of heroes and virtuous individuals after death. According to legend, these islands were located far to the west and were characterized by eternal spring, abundant resources, and a life free from hardship. The inhabitants enjoyed endless happiness and leisure, often engaging in activities they loved during their mortal lives. The Fortunate Isles symbolize the ultimate reward for a life well-lived, reflecting the ancient Greeks' beliefs about the afterlife and the significance of virtue and honor.

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