Hypnos, the Greek God of Slumber, is a significant figure in ancient Greek mythology. Often depicted with wings on his temples or holding a poppy stem, Hypnos symbolizes the gentle and peaceful nature of sleep. As the deity of slumber, he has the power to bring rest and dreams to mortals and gods alike. Hypnos is the son of Nyx (the Night) and Erebus (the Darkness), and his twin brother is Thanatos (the God of Death). His presence is a reminder of the importance of rest and the restorative power of sleep. Hypnos' influence extends to anyone who seeks tranquility and the rejuvenating effects of a good night's sleep.