DIYOS AT MGA DYOSA

Aphrodite Greek
Goddess of love and
passion: sexual rapture.
Born from the sea
daughter of the
severed member of Uranus
Her counterparts are:
Venus; Roman; Ishtar:
Mesopotamia and
Ashtart
of the Middle East. She is also known as
Cytherea Passion:
Pysical Passion Aradia: Strega; Queen of the Witches, daughter
of the Roman Goddess
Diana and Lucifer. Call
on her when you need
protection. Takes the
form of a cat. Passion: Fear and Security Arianrhod: Welsh:
Goddess of the heavens
and reincarnation.
Call on her to contact
the ancestors. Passion:
Eternal Life Artemis: Greek; Goddess
of the Moon. She is
also the Celtic Goddess
Artio, the Bear Goddess.
Call on Artio to provide
inspiration for artistic projects. Passion:
Creativity Astarte: Greek, Assyrian,
Babylonian; Ancient
Fertility Goddess
Passion: Motherhood Aurora: Roman Winged Goddess of the Dawn, Her lover, Tithonus, Prince of Troy was granted immortality but not eternal youth. When he aged terribly she changed him into a grasshopper Passion: Rebirth Bast; Egyptian; Bast or Bastet is the Goddess
of Protection, often
taking the form of a
cat. Passion: Beauty and
Security Brigid; Celtic; She is the
often the Mother in the
Triple Goddess. Passion:
Sisterhood Ceres: Roman; Harvest
God
Here pictured with
Bacchus.
She turned a a man
into a newt for mocking Her.
Perhaps for her tiny
little head.
It's where the whole
newt thing started.
Oops, shouldn't have said that.
She might turn me into
a newtette! Passion:
Security and
Sustenance Cerridwen: Welsh;
Goddess of the Moon
and Harvest.
She is often seen as
part of the Triple
Goddess. Passion: Beauty and Sustenance Demeter: The Greek
Goddess Demeter
represents fertility and
motherhood. Shown
here rescuing her
daughter Persephone from the underworld.
Passion: Motherhood
and Protection Diana: Roman;
Goddess of the Moon
and the Hunt
She is the mistress of
wild things
protector of the young and vulnerable Passion:
Freedom and Autonomy Dryads: Greek; Spirit of
the Trees.
Celtic as Flidais; spirit of
the woodlands
who commands the
animals. Passion: Nature Flora: Roman; Goddess
of Spring,
flowers and beauty and
plenty on the earth
Passion: Beauty and
Sustenance Epona: Celtic and Roman;
the Horse Goddess
Riannon in Britain and
Macha in Erie
One of the only Celtic
deity to have a place in the Roman
pantheon. Passion:
Strength and Beauty
Epona is especially
significant to young
women. Eos Goddess of Dawn:
brother of Helios sister
of Selene
mother of the Evening
Star, Eosphorus.
Eostra to the Celts and Aurora to the Romans,
She is the Goddess of
Passion and Desire, as
many
gods and mortals
sought her love including:
Orion, Cephalus,
Astaeus, Tithonus, who
she turned
into a grasshopper
when she lost her desire for him Passion:
Lust Fortuna: Roman;
Goddess of Fate.
If you need your luck
changed she is the one
to call upon. Passion:
Destiny Freya: Norse Moon
Goddess and leader of
the Valkyries. Passion:
Sisterhood and Beauty Hathor: Egyptian;
Goddess of cunning and
beauty.
Protector of women.
The Mirror of Hathor is
an important magyc tool Passion: Beauty and
Security Hecate: Greek; Moon
Goddess of wisdom.
Often portrayed as the
Crone in the Trinity
Passion: Wisdom Hera: Greek Protector
of marriage and of
wives wronged.
here pictured with
Zeus Passion: Jealously
and Justice Hestia: Greek; Goddess
of home and hearth.
Passion: Security Inanna: Sumerian;
ancient fertility Goddess
Passion: Motherhood Isis: Egyptian; the
collective form of the
Egyptian Triple
Goddesses.
Mother Goddess and
bringer of life Passion: Life and Procreation Lilith: Hebrew;
Adam’ s first wife who is said to have
turned into a demoness
and flew away. Passion:
Freedom
Lilith is the Goddess of
divorce Maat: Egyptian; Goddess
of Justice and the
Divine Order
pictured here with Isis
Passion: Justice and
Order Morgan (Morrigan):
Celtic; Goddess of War
and Magyc.
In some versions she is
mated with the Merlin,
others she is the Lady of the Lake, others the
sister of Arthur
Collectively in the Triple
Goddess as Morrigan or
Morrigna with Badb and
Macha Passion: Female Strength and Power The Muses: Greek
Goddesses of
Inspiration.
Summon the Muses for
creative task such as
music, poetry, painting, sculpting, etc. Passion:
Creativity Nephtys: Egyptian;
Goddess of sisters and
midwifes,
and fond of surprises.
Passion: Motherhood
and Sisterhood Norns: Celtic; the
collective name of the
three sisters of fate.
Another excellent
source of good fortune.
Passion: Sisterhood Nuit: Egyptian; the
crown of the heavens,
Sky Mother.
Copulates with Geb to
make the world turn.
Passion: Order Persephone: Greek;
Goddess of Spring and
Healing
Goddess of the
Underworld her return
to the earth signifies the beginning
of spring. In her
underworld
role she advocates for
the souls of the dead.
Passion: Rebirth Selene: Greek; Goddess
of the Moon and logic.
Call on her when you
have a problem to
solve. Passion: Truth
and Beauty Venus: Roman; Goddess
of Love and passion
Passion: Beauty and
Love Vesta: Roman; Goddess
of Fire protector of
home and hearth
Passion: Security And the Gods . . . Notice how the male
Gods represent male
attributes as the
female Goddesses
represent the female
ideal. Amon Re (Ra) Egyptian;
Sun God
Greek as Helios.
Celtic as Lugh Passion:
Male Power Adonis: Greek; lover of
Aphrodite. Passion:
Desirability Anubis: Egyptian;
protector of Isis and
home and family,
later son of Re (Ra)
later son of Osiris
Passion: Protection Apollo: Greek and
Roman; Sun God Passion:
Male Power Cernunnos: Celtic and Roman; the Horned God
of the Hunt Passion: the
Hunt Dionysus: Greek ;
Bacchus: Roman;
God of Wine as a social
catalyst,
civilization, harmony and
justice. His divine groupies are the
Maenads, wild women
who pursued Dionysus
dancing and carrying on,
the first witches, eating
the raw flesh of animals. You go grrrl!
Passion: Celebration Dagda Celtic; the good
God of male
competence. Passion:
Ability Eros: Greek; the God of
love and passion
Passion: Sex Horus: Egyptian; The all
seeing eye of Horus.
Call him when you seek
to know and
understand the truth.
Passion: Truth Hymen: Greek Marriage
protector and guardian
of fidelity.
Call on Hymen when a
relationship is on need
of rekindling. Here Cupid rekindles the
torch of Hymen.
Passion: Loyalty Jesus the Christ: Considered by Christians
to be their personal
savior but in reality a
Pagan deity. (see Jesus the Pagan) Passion: Love Lucifer: Strega; Mate of
Diana
and father of Aradia.
God of the Sun and
Light,
later vilified by Christianity
as the fallen angel, the
devil. Passion: Rebelliousness
and Courage Odin: Norse; Lord of the
Norse pantheon, mate
of Freya. Passion:
Dominance Osiris: Egyptian;
counterpart of Isis.
Symbolizes power of
death.
Call on Isis and Osiris in
situations of great need. Passion:
Immortality Pan: Greek; God of
Nature, the Greek
Horned God.
Passion, and partying.
Here with Daphnis
Passion: Sex Poseidon: Greek; God of
the Sea Passion: the
Sea Ptah: Egyptian;
represents the male
facility for competence
and craftsmanship. Call
on Ptah when you are
doing a project. Passion: Skill Thor: Norse; Thunder
God, Celtic as Taranis
Passion: Strength Thoth; Egyptian; God of
Reincarnation.
Moon God. Bringer of
Wisdom. Passion:
Knowledge And last but not least,
a picture of Zeus with
one of his many
groupies Passion: Sex

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