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Nyx is a powerful and mysterious goddess in Greek mythology, associated with the night, darkness, and everything that lies hidden. She is a complex and multifaceted deity, with a rich history and a wide range of symbolism and associations. In this lesson, we will explore who Nyx is and how she can be honored and invoked in modern Neopagan practice. Nyx is an ancient Greek goddess of the night. She is one of the primordial deities who emerged at the dawn of creation. Nyx Goddess Of Night Symbols, Goddess Symbols, Greek Goddess Art, Greek Mythology Art, Goddess Nyx Aesthetic, Witchcraft Quotes, Goddess Tattoo, Dark Spirit, Goddesses

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Nyx: Goddess Symbols and Worship of the Goddess of Night

Nyx is a powerful and mysterious goddess in Greek mythology, associated with the night, darkness, and everything that lies hidden. She is a complex and multifaceted deity, with a rich history and a wide range of symbolism and associations. In this lesson, we will explore who Nyx is and how she can be honored and invoked in modern Neopagan practice. Nyx is an ancient Greek goddess of the night. She is one of the primordial deities who emerged at the dawn of creation.

Learn about the celebration of the Spring Equinox, Ostara is a time of new beginnings, growth, and fertility! Find inspiration for your own rituals and ceremonies. Discover how to set up a spring equinox altar, cast spells, and plant seeds for the coming months. Ostara Ritual, Spring Ritual, Sister Circle, Ritual Bath, Starting A Garden, Spring Equinox, Sabbats, Explore Nature, Paganism

Ostara Ritual Ideas: Inviting the Spring Goddess in 2023

Learn about the celebration of the Spring Equinox, Ostara is a time of new beginnings, growth, and fertility! Find inspiration for your own rituals and ceremonies. Discover how to set up a spring equinox altar, cast spells, and plant seeds for the coming months.

Every single religion and mythology has deities, gods and goddesses, that refer to the natural world. They could be forest deities, animal goddesses, or related to a natural element or force. This includes many religions which, despite developing in different parts of the world with no overlapping culture, have depicted a form of ‘Mother Earth’ as a natural and animal goddess in their mythology. In this article, we’ve put together a list of some of the various Goddesses of nature. Goddess Of Grain, Nature Goddess, Goddess Art, Artemis, Norse Pagan, Norse Mythology, Norse People, Pagan Festivals, Wiccan Crafts

11 Goddesses of the Forest, Wild Animals and Nature

Every single religion and mythology has deities, gods and goddesses, that refer to the natural world. They could be forest deities, animal goddesses, or related to a natural element or force. This includes many religions which, despite developing in different parts of the world with no overlapping culture, have depicted a form of ‘Mother Earth’ as a natural and animal goddess in their mythology. In this article, we’ve put together a list of some of the various Goddesses of nature.

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Freyja: Goddess Symbols, Correspondences, Myth & Offerings

The most common way to spell Freyja using Elder Futhark runes is ᚠᚱᛅᚢᛁᛅ or FRAUIA. To craft your own symbol of Freyja (such as in tattoos), you can start with the Fehu rune ᚠ or print the name Frauia in runes. Another idea is to combine them into a bind rune, which is traditionally used as a talisman. Click through to learn more about the Goddess

Victoria’s symbols are all in relation to war and victory. There were several temples to her in Ancient Rome, and a statue of Victoria was considered a prize that were bestowed upon Roman generals after they were victorious in battle. The Laurel Wreath is a symbol of military victory. Commanders and emperors wore them after battle. Victoria is often depicted with a laurel wreath to indicate she is celebrating the winners of war. The Palm Branch was often given to a victor in athletic fea ... Nike Goddess Of Victory, Victory Tattoo, Nike Symbol, Roman Gods, Witch Spell Book, Roman Soldiers

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Goddess Victoria: Symbols, Offerings and Mythology

Victoria’s symbols are all in relation to war and victory. There were several temples to her in Ancient Rome, and a statue of Victoria was considered a prize that were bestowed upon Roman generals after they were victorious in battle. The Laurel Wreath is a symbol of military victory. Commanders and emperors wore them after battle. Victoria is often depicted with a laurel wreath to indicate she is celebrating the winners of war. The Palm Branch was often given to a victor in athletic fea ...

Victoria is the Roman Goddess of victory. Historically, she was there to reward Roman soldiers who were returning from war. Unlike her Ancient Greek counterpart Nike, Victoria specifically represents victory over death and is to celebrate the winners of war, rather than athletic conquests. The best way to worship Goddess Victoria is through her symbols and her mythology, with offerings to her on an altar at home. Victoria was adapted from the ancient Sabine Goddess Vacuna, who was ... Greek Gods And Goddesses, Greek And Roman Mythology, Egyptian Mythology, Goddess Names, Pagan Goddess, Goddess Magic, Mythical Creatures List, Ancient Rome

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Goddess Victoria: Symbols, Offerings and Mythology

Victoria is the Roman Goddess of victory. Historically, she was there to reward Roman soldiers who were returning from war. Unlike her Ancient Greek counterpart Nike, Victoria specifically represents victory over death and is to celebrate the winners of war, rather than athletic conquests. The best way to worship Goddess Victoria is through her symbols and her mythology, with offerings to her on an altar at home. Victoria was adapted from the ancient Sabine Goddess Vacuna, who was ...

Bast was known by different names such as the Lady of the East and Goddess of the Rising Sun. She was the daughter of Ra and the All-Seeing Eye, the eye of the moon and the eye of Ra, the sun god. It was said that she rode through the skies with Ra by day watching over the Two Lands. Also known as the Goddess of the moon, at night, she transformed into a cat and would protect Ra from his enemy. The Goddess had many names and associated deities, including Bastet, Sekhmet, Mut, and Hathor. Bastet Goddess, Goddess Of Egypt, Egyptian Cat Goddess, Moon Goddess, Magic Spell Book, Wiccan Spell Book, Magia Elemental

Bast, the Cat Goddess of Egypt: Symbols and Worship

Bast was known by different names such as the Lady of the East and Goddess of the Rising Sun. She was the daughter of Ra and the All-Seeing Eye, the eye of the moon and the eye of Ra, the sun god. It was said that she rode through the skies with Ra by day watching over the Two Lands. Also known as the Goddess of the moon, at night, she transformed into a cat and would protect Ra from his enemy. The Goddess had many names and associated deities, including Bastet, Sekhmet, Mut, and Hathor.

Symbols of Bast She was represented in the form of a domestic cat, or as a woman with a cat’s head, who always carries an ankh (Egyptian cross of life) or in other cases a sistrum (musical instrument) because she especially liked that the humans will dance and play music in his honor. The domestication of cats first occurred in Egypt about 4,000 years ago, in conjunction with the religious cult of Bast/Bastet. The Egyptians buried mummified cats with the dead symbolizing the protection... Bast Goddess, Egyptian Symbols, Egyptian Art, Egyptian Cross, Ancient Egyptian

Bast, the Cat Goddess of Egypt: Symbols and Worship

Symbols of Bast She was represented in the form of a domestic cat, or as a woman with a cat’s head, who always carries an ankh (Egyptian cross of life) or in other cases a sistrum (musical instrument) because she especially liked that the humans will dance and play music in his honor. The domestication of cats first occurred in Egypt about 4,000 years ago, in conjunction with the religious cult of Bast/Bastet. The Egyptians buried mummified cats with the dead symbolizing the protection...

Symbols of Goddess Danu include fish, horses, seagulls, earth, wind, amber, keys, crowns, wells, and flowing water. Since she had an affinity with the Tuatha Dé Danann, river stones with natural holes are a fantastic way to bond with her. Moreover, natural stones like these are the way to the Fae (faeries). As the Goddess of water, it only makes sense that water would be in your practice when worshipping her. Practicing with this element could be as simple as pouring water into a bowl. Magic... Celtic Paganism, Celtic Deities, Celtic Goddess, Divine Mother, Mother Goddess, Ancient Goddesses, Gods And Goddesses, Irish Mythology

Danu, Celtic Mother Goddess: Symbols & Offerings

Symbols of Goddess Danu include fish, horses, seagulls, earth, wind, amber, keys, crowns, wells, and flowing water. Since she had an affinity with the Tuatha Dé Danann, river stones with natural holes are a fantastic way to bond with her. Moreover, natural stones like these are the way to the Fae (faeries). As the Goddess of water, it only makes sense that water would be in your practice when worshipping her. Practicing with this element could be as simple as pouring water into a bowl. Magic...

Deep in Irish mythology lies the covert ancient Goddess Danu. Believed to be one of the oldest Celtic deities, she is the Goddess of the earth and the moon, fertility, wisdom, wealth, abundance, wind, and water. She is also seen as the Mother Goddess, having birthed all things and being the Divine Mother to the Gods. Goddess Danu is considered a Triple Goddess. Click pin to learn: Myth of Danu Symbols of Danu Titles and Epithets of Danu How to Worship Danu Offerings to Danu Practicing Magic Earth Goddess, Athena Goddess

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Danu, Celtic Mother Goddess: Symbols & Offerings

Deep in Irish mythology lies the covert ancient Goddess Danu. Believed to be one of the oldest Celtic deities, she is the Goddess of the earth and the moon, fertility, wisdom, wealth, abundance, wind, and water. She is also seen as the Mother Goddess, having birthed all things and being the Divine Mother to the Gods. Goddess Danu is considered a Triple Goddess. Click pin to learn: Myth of Danu Symbols of Danu Titles and Epithets of Danu How to Worship Danu Offerings to Danu Practicing Magic

Herbs and spices have always had a special place in the Witch’s Apothecary. The use of herbs dates back thousands of years and has been an indispensable part of human evolution. Protection herbs have been used by people from different cultures around the world in many ways, and these are a mainstay in many protection rituals and spells. Best Herbs for Protection Jars Here are some popular herbs for protection that can be used when making a spell jar for attracting good and positive vibes. Jar Spells, Candle Spells, Herbs For Protection, Herb Jar, Witch Herbs, Green Witchcraft, Kitchen Witchery, Magical Herbs, Green Candle

Protection Herbs and Spices for Jars and Spells

Herbs and spices have always had a special place in the Witch’s Apothecary. The use of herbs dates back thousands of years and has been an indispensable part of human evolution. Protection herbs have been used by people from different cultures around the world in many ways, and these are a mainstay in many protection rituals and spells. Best Herbs for Protection Jars Here are some popular herbs for protection that can be used when making a spell jar for attracting good and positive vibes.

Áine is a solar goddess in Celtic mythology, and considered the Irish Queen of the Fairies. As a deity, she is the daughter of Egobail, one of the Tuatha Dé Danann, a supernatural race of Irish beings. She is a goddess of fertility, protection, healing, Magic, luck, the earth and the moon. The Goddess Áine has many names: Goddess of Love, Goddess of Summer, and Queen of Fairies. Her name can be translated as ‘Brightness’, ‘Delight’ Symbols of Áine include the Sun, the White Swan, horses and... Goddess Of Love, Aphrodite, Magick Book, Witchcraft Spell Books

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Áine, the Goddess of Fairies: Symbols and Mythology

Áine is a solar goddess in Celtic mythology, and considered the Irish Queen of the Fairies. As a deity, she is the daughter of Egobail, one of the Tuatha Dé Danann, a supernatural race of Irish beings. She is a goddess of fertility, protection, healing, Magic, luck, the earth and the moon. The Goddess Áine has many names: Goddess of Love, Goddess of Summer, and Queen of Fairies. Her name can be translated as ‘Brightness’, ‘Delight’ Symbols of Áine include the Sun, the White Swan, horses and...

Litha, known as Summer Solstice, occurs between June 19th to 22nd in the Northern Hemisphere. This time throughout history has been a reason for celebration, receiving blessings and honoring the divine. What is the meaning of Litha? Litha or the Summer Solstice marks the time of the year when the sun is at its peak power, allowing it to grace the season forward with the energy of abundance. This is a time of fertility, fulfilment and expansiveness. Summer Solstice Ritual, Celtic Name, Wiccan Magic, Lemon Wreath, Moon Witch, Litha, Moon Magic

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Litha Symbols & Traditions: Ideas to Celebrate the Summer Solstice

Litha, known as Summer Solstice, occurs between June 19th to 22nd in the Northern Hemisphere. This time throughout history has been a reason for celebration, receiving blessings and honoring the divine. What is the meaning of Litha? Litha or the Summer Solstice marks the time of the year when the sun is at its peak power, allowing it to grace the season forward with the energy of abundance. This is a time of fertility, fulfilment and expansiveness.

How To Worship Goddess Fortuna

There is a divine goddess that brings luck and blessings and is followed by many people in various parts of the globe. The goddess is known as Fortuna (Latin) or Tyche (Greek). In this post, let's take a look at how to worship the goddess Fortuna, as well as some of her symbols and correspondences. What is the symbol of the goddess Fortuna? Fortuna’s major symbols include the wheel of fortune, a ship’s rudder, ears of wheat, a rotating globe, and the cornucopia or horn of plenty. Click to read

Many ancient farmers worshiped Fortuna because they saw her like the goddess that brings increase, prosperity, and high productivity. These people also believed that Fortuna was responsible for making women fertile. Many women who had difficulties bearing children looked up to and called on Fortuna in worship. Are Fortuna and Tyche the same? In Roman mythology, Fortuna was the goddess of fortune and the personification of luck. She was the Roman counterpart to the Greek Tyche. Click to read... Norse Goddess

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How To Worship Goddess Fortuna

Many ancient farmers worshiped Fortuna because they saw her like the goddess that brings increase, prosperity, and high productivity. These people also believed that Fortuna was responsible for making women fertile. Many women who had difficulties bearing children looked up to and called on Fortuna in worship. Are Fortuna and Tyche the same? In Roman mythology, Fortuna was the goddess of fortune and the personification of luck. She was the Roman counterpart to the Greek Tyche. Click to read...