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Goddess Mythology

Category: Compendium of Mythology Sunday, 19 December 2010

goddess Most of humankind has moved far from Goddess Worship. Many of us in the present day are reclaiming “She” in our personal lives. You can never redo the past, we are not meant to, but we always need to go back and embrace that which still serves us well. Goddess worship is that force that we must keep and cherish to heal and flourish again.

When the Patriarchy (western civilization) destroyed and distorted the earth plane, feminine archetypes, woman’s sexuality and nature, they also tainted her mythology. Most of the mythology available is incorrect. Many stories were changed to depict how Men gave birth to civilization through masturbation and violent mutilation. Also, there is an over emphasis on European myths and neglect of others.

All things are born from a woman.

The Goddess has always ruled love, beauty, shamanism, midwifery, belly dancing, herbology, crystals, tantric sexuality, nurturance, creativity, expansion, holistic wellness & being, the great cycles, menstrual blood, sacred darkness, the Earth, protection, the waters, grain and wine, and milk.

	Goddesses of Egypt Hathor: The Celestial Cow, Lady of the Universe Isis: The Great Mother Maat: Truth, balance, Divine Harmony, Justice Mut: Vulture, Rebirth Neith: The Huntress Nephthys: The Friend of The Dead Nut: The Sky Goddess Tawaret: Pregnancy, Birth Tefnut: Dew, Moon Wadjet: The Cobra Goddess, Wisdom
	Goddesses of Mesopotamia, Persia, & Canaan Ishtar: Love, Death, Birth, Grain Astarte: Great Mother
	Aztec and Maya Goddesses Chalchihuitlicue: Waters Cihuacoatll: Earth Mother & Divine Midwife Coyolxauhqui: Moon Ix Chel: Lady Rainbow, Moon, Serpent Tlazolteotl: Lady of the Witches
	Greek and Roman Goddesses Aprodite/Venus: Love Artemis/Diana: Virgin Huntress Athena/Minerva: Goddess of Wisdom Circe: The Sorceress Demeter/ Ceres: The Goddess of Corn Fortuna: Fertility Goddess The Furies: Gaia: Mother Earth The Graces/The Charities: Fertility Hecate: Magic, Underworld Hera/Juno: Sacred Union & Marriage Hestia/Vesta: Health Muses: Inspiration Persephone: Dead, Underworld Rhea: The Great mother Senua:
	Celtic Goddesses Brigid: The Wise Woman Ceridwen: Mother of Prophecy and Divine Knowledge Danu: Waters of Heaven, Fertility Epona: The Divine Horse, Bringers of the Dreams The Morrigan: The Great “Phantom” Queen
	Native American & South American Goddesses Changing Woman: Mother of Humankind Quilla: Moon Goddess, Childbirth White Buffalo Women: Great Mother Cherokee Sun: Fertility
	Norse Goddesses Freja: Love, Death Frigg: Queen, Earth Mother, Love, Marriage Hel: Underworld, Dead Idun: Eternal Youth & Spring Sif: Thunder
	Indian Goddesses Durga: Warrior Goddess Kali: Creator, Preserver, Destruction Lakshmi: fertility, abundance Mahadevi: The Supreme Goddess Parvati: Beauty Radha: Sacred Union Saravasti: Water Sati: Wife and lover Usas: Cow Goddess
	Chinese Goddesses Kuan Yin: Compassion, love, Buddhahood
	Japanese Goddesses Amaterasu: Sun Goddesses Izanami: Mother of the Gods
	Oceania Goddesses Papa: Earth Mother Wawilak Sisters: Female ancestral spirits, Dreamtime
	African and Carribean Goddesses Eleggua: Opener of the Path, gateway Eruzulie: Beauty, love, Grace, luxury Inkosikazi Yezulu: The Goddess of Maidens La Sirene: Mermaids Orunmila: Wisdom, Divination Oshun: Divinity of the Waters Oya: Weather, Ruler of the Dead Yemaya: Seas, Maternal Love