Pagan goddesses

The Morrigan is a Celtic goddess known best for being the goddess of war and death. But she also represents change, endurance and strength which makes her a great symbol for an Autumn Goddess. Want to learn more about autumn goddesses? Get a copy of the Autumn Magick newsletter on my website through the link in my bio ✨🍁 . . . #magick #mystic #moss #witch #witchy #witches #witchcraft #witchmagazine #greenwitch #greenwitchcraft #kitchenwitch #witchery #hearthwitch #hedgewitch #cottagewitch…

Explore the power and mystery of 10 dark pagan goddesses from ancient traditions. These divine figures embody transformation, shadow, and the deep, primal forces of nature. Learn about their roles in mythology and how they influence spiritual paths today. #DarkGoddesses #PaganDeities #AncientDivinity #MythologyAndMagic #SpiritualPower #PaganTraditions #GoddessWorship #Myth #Deity #Mythology #WitchyMagicks

Celebrating Pagan Goddesses and Their Offerings 🌿✨ 🌟 **Dive into the enchanting world of pagan goddesses and discover their symbols and sacred offerings!** 🌙💖 1. **Brigid** (Celtic Goddess) - **Symbols**: Fire, forge, poetry, healing - **Offerings**: Milk, candles, blackberries, bread, and herbal teas 🍞🕯️ 2. **Gaia** (Greek Earth Goddess) - **Symbols**: Planet Earth, earthy colors (brown, green, gray) 🌍 - **Offerings**: Barley, honey cakes, seeds, and rice 🌾🍯 - **Correspondences*...

Explore the harmonious energies of the Wiccan Goddess and God, embodying creation and transformation. Let's celebrate their sacred union and the balance they bring to Wiccan spirituality. #WiccanGoddess #WiccanGod #DivineBalance #Wicca #Paganism #Goddess #God #WitchyMagicks

The ancients often believed a celestial event like an eclipse to be a bad omen, that the sun or the moon vanishing from the sky was a harbinger of disaster, a sign of devastation or destruction to come. What is the Meaning of a Lunar Eclipse? When working with Magic, eclipses are not meant for...

Here are five nearly-forgotten ancient germanic goddesses for the modern pagan. Including Nerthus, Holda, Berchta, Walpurga and Eostre.

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Looking for gods and goddesses and plant associations? Here we provide an A-Z reference of deities and plants linked to them.

Celebrating Pagan Goddesses and Their Offerings 🌿✨ 🌟 **Dive into the enchanting world of pagan goddesses and discover their symbols and sacred offerings!** 🌙💖 1. **Brigid** (Celtic Goddess) - **Symbols**: Fire, forge, poetry, healing - **Offerings**: Milk, candles, blackberries, bread, and herbal teas 🍞🕯️ 2. **Gaia** (Greek Earth Goddess) - **Symbols**: Planet Earth, earthy colors (brown, green, gray) 🌍 - **Offerings**: Barley, honey cakes, seeds, and rice 🌾🍯 - **Correspondences*...

Celebrating Pagan Goddesses and Their Offerings 🌿✨ 🌟 **Dive into the enchanting world of pagan goddesses and discover their symbols and sacred offerings!** 🌙💖 1. **Brigid** (Celtic Goddess) - **Symbols**: Fire, forge, poetry, healing - **Offerings**: Milk, candles, blackberries, bread, and herbal teas 🍞🕯️ 2. **Gaia** (Greek Earth Goddess) - **Symbols**: Planet Earth, earthy colors (brown, green, gray) 🌍 - **Offerings**: Barley, honey cakes, seeds, and rice 🌾🍯 - **Correspondences*...