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Buddhist/Asian Buddhist/Asian Gods Gods and and Goddesses
Goddesses
Buddha Buddha: Buddha The Awakened One. The Buddha takes many different forms. He often sits
cross-legged and appears to be fat and happy. Sometimes he is golden in color.
Maitreya Maitreya: Maitreya The future Buddha. He takes the form of a man wearing a headdress and
holding a white flower.
Quan Quan Yin Yin: Yin The Goddess of mercy in the Japanese tradition. She also has cults all over
China. She will protect you from danger. Newlyweds often pray to her for fertility.
She is sometimes referred to as the Queen of Heaven. She is pictured sitting on a
lotus, holding a vase full of the dew of compassion. In addition, she is associated with
the willow tree.
Celtic Celtic Celtic Gods Gods Gods and and and Goddesses Goddesses
Goddesses
Abarta Abarta: Abarta Abarta Warrior energy.
Aine Aine: Aine Aine Goddess of love and fertility.
Amaethon Amaethon: Amaethon God of agriculture.
Aonghus Aonghus: Aonghus God of love.
Badb Badb: Badb Badb Goddess of battle -- one of the three faces of the Morrigan.
Belenus Belenus: Belenus Belenus Sun god.
Bran Bran: Bran God of sea voyages.
Bran Bran the the Blessed Blessed: Blessed God of the underworld.
Brigantia Brigantia: Brigantia Brigantia Goddess of the water, war, healing, and prosperity.
Bri Brigid Bri
gid gid: gid The Goddess of healing, inspiration, and craftspeople. She has great strength
and can be called upon to help you endure hardship.
Cernunnos Cernunnos or or Kernunnos Kernunnos: Kernunnos Kernunnos The Horned God. He takes the form of a man with the
horns of a stag. He is the universal father. Sometimes he has three heads. He is the
consort of the Lady. He is often called in Pagan rituals.
Cerridwen Cerridwen: Cerridwen The Goddess of the Moon, the harvest, and inspiration. She is often seen
as a hag, stirring the cauldron of knowledge. It takes her a year and a day to prepare