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Dziewona-- Virgin Goddess.

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Dziewona is a Virgin Goddess who is the huntress of the forest.
She is the equivalent of the Roman goddess Diana.
--~--

Pantheon: Slavic
Abode: Forests
Symbols: Bow
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Maru~~ God of war.

Maru is a God of war. He is the son of Rangihore
(god of rocks and stones) and the grandson of Maui.
He is also the god of fresh water, streams and rivers.
--~--

Pantheon: Maori
Element: Water
Planet: Mars

Friday January 29th 2016

Durga
Warrior Goddess.

Durga ("the Invincible") is a Warrior Goddess. Her festival is the Durga Puja,
which marks the victory of Goddess Durga over the evil buffalo demon Mahishasura.

--~--


Pantheon: Hindu
Abode: Forest of Madamba Kadamba
Animals: Lion, Tiger
Consort: Shiva
Planet: Mars
Plant/Tree: Lotus Flower
Symbols: Trident, Spear, Sword
Time: October

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Raedie
Creator God.

Raedie (Radien-attje, Jubmel, Vearalden Olmai, Waralden Olmai) is the
great creator God of the world. A sacrificial pole was erected every autumn,
symbolizing the world-pillar. He was also the ?giver of life? and was considered
the god of fertility.

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Pantheon: Sami
Consort: Maadteraahka

Umay
Goddess of fertility and virginity.

Umay (Umai) is a Goddess of fertility and virginity. She is an earth-mother goddess
and protector of women and children. She is mostly depicted together with a child.

--~--


Pantheon: Turkish
Abode: Sky
Colours: Yellow
Element: Earth
Symbols: Yellow

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Ay Dede
Moon God.

Ay Dede (Ay Ata, Ay Tanri) is a God of the Moon who lives on the sixth floor
of the sky with Sun Mother. G?n Ana is symbol of warmness and hotness, Ay Dede is symbol of coldness.

--~--


Pantheon: Turkish
Consort: G�
Planet: Moon

Saturday, 2-6-2016

Chamunda
Goddess of War and epidemics.

Chamunda (Chamundi, Chamundeshwari, Charchika) is a Goddess of War and epidemics
and one of the seven mother goddesses. She is also one of the chief Yoginis,
who are attendants of the warrior goddess Durga. She is often portrayed as
haunting cremation grounds or fig trees.

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Pantheon: Hindu
Abode: Cremation Grounds
Animals: Owl, Snake, Scorpion, Eagle
Colours: Black, Red
Offerings: Wine
Planet: Mars

Plant/Tree: Fig Tree
Symbols: Trident, Sword, Crescent Moon

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Volturnus
God of Water.

Volturnus is a God of water and fountains. His festival, Volturnalia,
was held on August 27. The Volturno river in Campania is named in his honour.
He was the father of the goddess Juturna.

--~--

Pantheon: Roman
Abode: Rivers
Element: Water
Offerings: Feasting, Wine, Games

Sunday, Feb 7th 2016

Abundantia
Goddess of Abundance and Prosperity.

Abundantia ia a Goddess and divine personification of Abundance and Prosperity.
She is depicted holding a cornucopia and sheaves of corn or wheat.

--~--

Pantheon: Roman
Symbols: Cornucopia, Corn, Wheat

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Hapi
God of the annual flooding of the Nile.

Hapi is the deification of the annual flooding of the Nile, associated with fertility.

As a water god, Hapi was a deity of fertility. He was particularly associated with the annual
flooding of the Nile and was thought to be control of the water during the floods.
He was also known as 'Lord of the Fishes and Birds of the Marshes'. He is depicted as a blue
or green man with the false beard of the pharaoh on his chin and having large pendulous
breasts and paunch.

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Pantheon: Egyptian
Abode: Nile
Animals: Frogs, Crocodiles
Colours: Green, Blue
Consort: Nekhbet, Wadjet
Element: Water
Plant/Tree: Papyrus, Lotus

Devana
Goddess of the Hunt.

Devana (Dziewanna) is a Goddess of the Hunt. She is the equivalent of the Roman goddess Diana.

Her name means 'virgin' or 'maiden'.

--~--

Pantheon: Slavic
Abode: Forests
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Rigr
Creator God.

Rigr is a Creator God, described as "old and wise, mighty and strong",

he is the father of mankind.

--~--

Pantheon: Norse

Thursday, Feb. 11th 2016

Cavillace
Virgin Goddess

Cavillace is a virgin goddess. She ate a fruit,
which was actually the sperm of Coniraya, the moon god.
When she gave birth to a son, she demanded that the father step forward.
No one did, so she put the baby on the ground and it crawled towards Coniraya.
She was ashamed because of Coniraya's low stature among the gods,
and ran to the coast of Peru, where she changed herself and her son into rocks.

--~--

Pantheon: Inca
Abode: Stones
Consort: Coniraya
Element: Earth
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Kon
God of rain.

Kon is a God of rain and wind that came from the south.
He was a son of Inti, the sun god, and Mama Quilla.

--~--

Pantheon: Inca
Direction: South
Element: Water

(I do not like this goddess no I don't, because the father had a low staus she turned the kid into a rock? Dad stepped forwards to claim it but not good enough? better hush my tongue now before it gets me into trouble!) BTW I really don't like this goddess!

Feb. 12, 2016

Sif
Goddess of the earth.

Sif is a Goddess of the earth and wife of Thor and is known for her golden hair.
She is associated with fertility, family and wedlock.

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Pantheon: Norse
Consort: Thor
Crystal: Gold
Plant/Tree: Rowan

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Averruncus
God of averting harm.

Averruncus (Auruncus) is a God of averting harm who was propitiated to avert calamity.
He had the power to both inflict and withhold disaster from people and the harvests.

--~--

Pantheon: Roman

Hine-nui-te-po
Goddess of night and death.

Hine-nui-te-po ("Great woman of the night") is a Goddess of night and death, and ruler of the underworld.
She fled to the underworld because she discovered that Tane, whom she had married, was also her father.
The red colour of sunset comes from her.

--~--

Pantheon: Maori
Abode: Underworld
Colours: Red
Consort: Tane
Time: Night, Sunset

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Jumala
Sky God.

Jumala (Jumal, Jumo) is a God of the sky. He was believed to make the earth fertile
through the rains of the summer's thunderstorms.

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Pantheon: Sami
Abode: Sky
Element: Air

Flidais
Goddess of Nature.

Flidais is a Goddess of Nature, Forests, Woodlands, and Wild Things.
She is a shape-shifter and member of the Tuatha D? Danann,
known by the epithet Foltcha?n ("beautiful hair"). She owns of a magical herd of cattle,
who supplied milk for an entire army.

--~--

Pantheon: Irish
Abode: Forests, Woodlands
Animals: White Cow
Consort: Adamir, Fergus mac R�

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Hermes
God of Riches, Trade, and Luck.

Hermes is a God of Riches, Trade, and Luck. He is als a god of transitions and boundaries
and was able to move freely between the worlds of the mortal and divine.

--~--

Pantheon: Greek
Animals: Tortoise, Rooster, Snake
Consort: Merope, Aphrodite, Dryope, Peitho
Musical Instrument: Lyre
Symbols: Caduceus, Talaria, Winged Sandals

Matsu
Goddess of the sea.

Matsu (Mazu) is a Goddess of the sea who protects fishermen and sailors.
She is usually depicted wearing a red robe.

--~--

Pantheon: Chinese
Abode: Sea
Colours: Red
Element: Water
Time: April or May

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Inuus
God of fertility.

Inuus (Fatuus, Fatulcus) is a God of fertility, sexual intercourse
and protector of livestock.

--~--

Pantheon: Roman

Feb 21st 2016

Bona Dea
Goddess of Chastity and Fertility.

Bona Dea  ("The Good Goddess") is a Goddess of Chastity and Fertility in women.
She was also a goddess of healing and protection of the Roman state and people.
She had her own state cult on the Aventine Hill. She is depicted enthroned,
clad in chiton and mantle. On her left arm she holds a cornucopia with a serpent
coiled around her right arm.

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Pantheon: Roman
Animals: Sepents
Consort: Faunus
Offerings: Wine, Blood
Symbols: Cornucopia
Time: May 1st

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Lugh
God of Druids.

Lugh (Lug) is a God of Druids, Carpentry, and Masons. He is known for his skill with a spear
or sling. Lugh's father is Cian of the Tuatha D? Danann, and his mother is Ethniu,
daughter of Balor, of the Fomorians.

--~--

Pantheon: Celtic
Animals: Horse
Symbols: Spear, Sling-stone

Wednesday, Feb 24th 2016

Serket
Scorpion Goddess of healing.

Serket ("she who tightens the throat") (Selket, Serqet or Selcis) is a scorpion Goddess of healing,
stings and bites. She is depicted as a scorpion or as a woman with a scorpion on her head.

--~--

Pantheon: Egyptian
Symbols: Scorpion

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Vanapagan
God of the underworld.

Vanapagan ("Old devil") is a God of the underworld. He stole the musical instrument belonging
to the god of lightning Pikne.

--~--

Pantheon: Slavic
Abode: Underworld
Symbols: Nails

Feb 25th 2016

Anahit
Goddess of fertility.

Anahit is a Goddess of fertility and birth, wisdom and water.
She was also a goddess of war. The annual festivity of the month Navasard
was the occasion of great gatherings, attended with dance, music, recitals, competitions, etc.

--~--

Pantheon: Armenian
Abode: Mountains
Element: Water
Offerings: Dance, Music

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Torngarsuk
Sky God.

Torngarsuk (Torngasak) is a Sky God, he is the master of whales and seals.
He appears in the form of a bear, or a one-armed man.

--~--

Pantheon: Inuit
Animals: Bears, Whales, Seals
Element: Air

2-26-2016

Dhumavati
Goddess of death.

Dhumavati ("the smoky one") is a Goddess of death. She is one of the Mahavidyas,
a group of ten Tantric goddesses. She is often portrayed as an old, ugly widow.
She represents all that is unlucky, unattractive and inauspicious.

--~--

Pantheon: Hindu
Abode: Cremation grounds
Animals: Crow

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Tapio
Forest God.

Tapio is a Forest God of the hunt. Hunters prayed to him before a hunt.
His wife is the goddess of the forest, Mielikki. He has a beard of lichen and eyebrows of moss.

--~--

Pantheon: Sami
Colours: Green
Consort: Mielikki
Symbols: Basket, Chariot