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Goddesses and Gods
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Balance of the God and Goddess I se
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Beliefs of Goddess Worship Christia
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myths associated with the Mother Go
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The The Crone Crone The Crone is th
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Celtic Pantheon Goddesses Goddesses
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Gods of the midsummer harvest. Asso
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Morrigan and among their children a
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Pwyll Pwyll He is King of the Other
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Descent of the Goddess 1993 In anci
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And thus we are taught of the begin
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Aten Aten (Amon (Amon-Re (Amon Re R
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Nephthys Nephthys Nephthys Goddess
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Thoth Thoth This ibis-headed god is
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Gapen Gapen A messenger of Baal. Hi
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Moon God. Tallay Tallay Girl of Rai
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Nusku) Gira Gira A fire god invoked
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Lotan, Zu, and Leviathan. Note : As
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Haia Haia Nidaba's or Nanshe's husb
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Nazi Nazi Nedu Nedu Married Nindar
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son of Enlil and Ki. Also, as Ningi
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coming flood, he refused to repent.
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This puts him in the perfect positi
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Samael Samael The Poison of Divinit
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Alalus Alalus Father of Anus. Anus
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He was brought back by a Bee, after
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at and say 'that's not really me' a
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There's no doubt you'll be successf
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he's got to stop treating you like
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gesture from - and why? It's almost
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Goddesses
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The truth behind the mystery of Kal
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Strangely enough, scarcely having c
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And though you seek in garments the
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About the Goddess One of the most o
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Affirmations to Hadit I drink to th
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I dare the mantras and spells the o
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allowed them to be converted in a s
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Day," the day of the lover. On this
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Aphrodite: Goddess of Love Aphrodit
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Once reigned in hell when driven aw
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Artemis The Greek Goddess Artemis i
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Artemis: Roman Diana Twin sister of
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Ireland, Wales, Spain, France. Brig
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Brigit of the Celts Brigit was one
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asket with covers and tiny pillow a
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Blodeuwedd Wlodwin Blancheflor: Wal
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De Danann; Mother of the gods; Grea
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Scota Scatha Scath: Ireland, Scotla
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The cosmology that developed during
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fought Sigourney Weaver. Our fear,
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Ankt Egyptian Goddesses A spear-car
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Nephthys The twin sister of Isis, N
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Freya at Yule I am Freya, great que
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Gaea Gaea Gaea or Ge Ge, Ge in Gree
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Goddess Grace I am the Goddess of a
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I am Qedeshet of Syria I balance li
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Goddess Salute Place left hand on b
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Australia. Goddess who forms infant
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Ireland, Wales. Goddess of beauty;
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Frigga/Fricka Frigga/Fricka Germany
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Mnemosyne Mnemosyne Greece. Goddess
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Scathach Scathach Ireland. Patrones
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Goddesses for Every Occasion Sunday
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11 Kista, Athena, Minerva, Sophia,
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Olympians Aphrodite Aphrodite, the
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usually female and mortal, dying wh
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The nine Muses are the goddesses of
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Gula Gula, the Sumerian goddess of
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Hecate Then the earth began to bell
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Hecate Hecate, (aka Hekate) is the
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Hestia: Goddess of the Hearth Hesti
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women had all the power, but women'
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Ilmatar A Finnish goddess, Daughter
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seem to come to grief. She is impat
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to the Lady I will sing."
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These revelations increased her pow
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Ishtar April 22nd is the traditiona
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Ishtar and Tammuz The Goddess Ishta
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Ishtar: In Her Praise, in Her Image
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discovered at the site known as Mur
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Isis Egyptian Moon Goddess, Great M
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Kali Kali is the most fully realize
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Kuan Yin Suggested Mantra: Compassi
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"You gotta give it to Lilith she wa
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Lupercalia: She-Wolf Lupercalia is
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Goddesses Maiden, Mother and Crone
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The The Crone Crone The Crone is a
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Roman mythology Minerva The Roman g
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Nemesis: Bearer of Justice Nemesis
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Norse Goddesses Amma Amma A great m
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(fate), Verdandi (necessity) and Sk
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From "The Witches Goddess" by Janet
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He walked alone and sorrowing. He p
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I and my Lady Fair will meet. "The
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Pele is my Goddess She has long and
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Greek mythology Persephone Persepho
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Roman Goddesses Aetna Aetna is the
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consider the month of June, which i
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Selene Greek goddess of the moon. D
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Selene 3 Selene is the Greek Moon G
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conceive of the Mystery. It's just
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Gnosticism (Gnost = knowledge) was
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him, Come, eat of my bread, and dri
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etc. 2. Blessing the Cup. Rite by w
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lack, dark blues, or deep purples.
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Transformation always involves a de
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Goddess Goddess Name Name Name The
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The Hymn to Demeter With the coming
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The Moon Goddess She is the ruler o
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The Nemesis Conjuration In this rit
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The Star Goddess Hear the words of
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She is the Universal Mother, the Co
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Maiden. Here, she revels in the enc
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figures can be classified as having
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Maid, Mother and Crone - We are all
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Artemis: Greek Nature and Moon Godd
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Dione: Phoenician/Greek. Also known
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vampiric. Lilith: In Hebrew legend,
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who with her mate Apsu (the sweet w
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time in the Kingdom of Death. For i
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Flora Flora: Flora Roman; Goddess o
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What We Know About Eris The Romans
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from misinformation about it. One c
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the menstrual cycle of women's bodi
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I have chosen me an island. Affirma
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Ares: God of War Ares, god of war a
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Itzcoliuhqui Itzcoliuhqui The Twist
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Totec is then clad in robes of gold
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Dionysus: God of Wine Dionysus, in
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Hades: God of the Underworld Hades,
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and endowed with immortality after
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Hymn to Ares Ares, exceeding in str
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North American Indian Gods Anguta A
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In the beginning, First Man and Fir
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Olelbis Olelbis (Wintun, Pacific Co
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Wachabe Wachabe Wachabe (Sioux/Osag
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Aztec mythology Quetzalcoatl Quetza
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The Great Old Ones are atavisms of
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Imahmana Imahmana Viracocha Viracoc
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God of death. A god of insatiable g
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See also: Four Sons of Horus, Isis.
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See also: Four Sons of Horus, Nepht
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Lower Egypt and formed the unified
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See also: Amen, Qetesh. Mut (GD: Au
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The pharaoh was looked upon as bein
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Seb: See Geb. Sebek The crocodile-g
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Tefnut The goddess of moisture and
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The World of Gods Adonis Adonis: Ad
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Roman mythology Vulcan Vulcan, the
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