Goddess and God of the day

[Madame Marigold]

(Its back!) wonder what happened? 8/25/2016

Pales
Goddess of Flocks and Sheppards.

Pales is a Goddess of Flocks and Sheppards. Her festival was called the Parilia, was celebrated on April 21. Cattle were driven through bonfires on this day and offerings of millet, cakes, and milk were then presented before Pales.
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Pantheon: Roman
Animals: Cattle, Sheep
Element: Earth
Offerings: Branches, Wreaths, Bonfires, Millet, Cakes, Milk

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Dazbog
Sun God

Dazbog (Dabog, Dajbog) ("giving god") is a Sun God or solar deity. He was one of seven gods whose statues Prince Vladimir the Great erected in front of his palace. His father was Svarog, a god of blacksmiths, who was strongly associated with Hephaestus.

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Pantheon: Slavic
Planet: Sun

[Madame Marigold]

8/26/2016

Saranyu
Goddess of the dawn and the clouds.

Saranyu (Saranya, Sanjna, or Sangya) is a Goddess of the dawn and the clouds. She is sometimes associated with Demeter, Greek goddess of agriculture. She is also the mother of Manu, the twins Yama and Yami, and the wife of Surya.

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Pantheon: Hindu
Abode: Dawn, Clouds
Consort: Surya
Direction: East
Element: Air
Time: Dawn

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Loki
Trickster god of the Norse.

Loki (Loptr, or Hvedrungr) is the Trickster god of the Norse, concerned with thievery, magic and fire. Loki is the father of Hel, the wolf Fenrir, and the world serpent Jörmungandr. Loki is a shape shifter and appears in the form of a salmon, mare, seal, a fly, and possibly an elderly woman. He was involved in the death of Baldr, who was killed by Hodr after Loki gave him a spear or arrow made from mistletoe.

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Pantheon: Norse
Animals: Salmon, Mare, Seal, Flies
Consort: Angrboda, Sigyn
Plant/Tree: Birch

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8/29/2016

Trivia
Goddess of crossroads and magic.

Trivia is the Goddess of crossroads and magic. She was said to haunt crossroads and graveyards, and was the goddess of sorcery and witchcraft, she wandered about at night and was seen only by the barking of dogs who told of her approach. She was known as the Queen of Ghosts.

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Pantheon: Roman
Abode: Crossroads, Graveyards
Element: Air

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Triglav
Triple Headed God.

Triglav ('three headed') is a triple headed or trinity of three Gods, Svarog, Perun, and Dajbog. He is depicted as a three-headed man sometimes with bands of (gold) blindfolds over his eyes, or a man with three goat heads. The three heads were believed to represent the sky, the earth and the Underworld.

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Pantheon: Slavic
Animals: Goar
Crystal: Gold
Symbols: Gold

[Ouroboros]

Hecate is the Goddess Trivia.

[Elia]

Yep, I work with Hecate often. Goddess of the Witches, protector of children!!

[Madame Marigold]

That's what I thought! I have a goddess doll of Hecate I don't know where exactly the info is gotten from on the "White Goddess" site normally is from really rare or unheard of pantheons.

todays: 8/30/2016

Fortuna
Goddess of Fortune and Luck.

Fortuna is the Goddess of Fortune and the personification of Luck. Her Greek equivalent is Tyche, the Goddess of fortune and prosperity of a city. She can bring good and bad luck. Her festival was the Fors Fortuna which occurred on June 24th. She was represented as veiled and blind, she was also a goddess of fate. She often appears on amulets alongside Bonus Eventus.
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Pantheon: Roman
Consort: Bonus Eventus
Plant/Tree: Oak
Symbols: Wheel of Fortune

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Sandas
Lion God

Sandas (Sandan) is a lion god and represented with a horned lion. Often he is depited inside a pyre surmounted by an eagle. He is associated with the Greek god Herakles, and Marduk. In ceremonies, an image of the god was placed inside a pyre and was set on fire.
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Pantheon: Hittite
Animals: Eagle
Element: Fire
Offerings: Fire
Symbols: Horned Lion

[Elia]

Maybe Trivia is Hecate in a different language.

[Madame Marigold]

8/31/02016

DECK: "Pagan Cats"
CARD: King of Pentacles
LWB: Someone who has authority, makes decisions, or I a professional in the handling of the physical world, resources or finances.
APPEARANCE: A older long haired cat sitting on a stone ? with a bulls head carved into one end that is in the center of a vineyard (castle in the background) with its paw touching a large round pentacle.

[Madame Marigold]

9/1/2016

Peitho
Goddess of Persuasion and Seduction.

Peitho ("persuasion") is the Goddess of Persuasion and Seduction. Her Roman name is Suadela. Peitho, in her role as an attendant or companion of Aphrodite, was intimately connected to the goddess of love and beauty. Theseus set up a cult of Aphrodite Pandemos and Peitho on the south slope of Acropolis at Athens. She was the daughter of the Titans Tethys and Oceanus.

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Pantheon: Greek
Element: Air

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Pluto
God on the Underworld.

Pluto is the God and ruler of the Underworld. He ruled the deep earth that contained the seeds necessary for a bountiful harvest. He is the wife of Persephone and together they received souls in the afterlife, and are invoked together in religious inscriptions.

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Pantheon: Greek
Abode: Underworld
Animals: Horses
Colours: Black
Consort: Persephone
Element: Earth
Offerings: Dates, Figs
Plant/Tree: Cypress
Symbols: Scepter, Cornucopia, Keys

[Madame Marigold]

9/3/2016

Sequana
Goddess of the River Seine.

Sequana is the Goddess of the River Seine, particularly the springs at the source. She had a healing shrine at a spring, called the Fontes Sequanae ("The Springs of Sequana"). Wooden and stone images of limbs, internal organs, heads, and complete bodies were offered to her in the hope of a cure, as well as coins and jewellery.

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Pantheon: Celtic
Abode: Springs
Animals: Duck
Element: Water
Offerings: Coins, Jewellery
Symbols: Diadem, Boat

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Zhu Rong
God of Fire.

Zhu Rong (Zhurong) is the God of Fire and the South. He was said to be the son of Gao Yang, a sky god. He is depicted as a man clad in armor wielding a sword and riding on a large tiger. He was one of the gods that helped separate Heaven and Earth and set up Universal Order.

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Pantheon: Chinese
Animals: Tiger
Direction: South
Element: Fire
Symbols: Sword

[Madame Marigold]

9/4/2016

Demeter
Goddess of Corn, Grain, and the Harvest.

Demeter is the Goddess of Corn, Grain, the Harvest and fertility of the earth. She is also the goddess of the sanctity of marriage, the sacred law, and the cycle of life and death. She and her daughter Persephone were the central figures of the Eleusinian Mysteries. Her festival the Thesmorphia, held on October 11-13th, was for women to celebrate their private customs. Demeter was usually portrayed on a chariot, and frequently associated with images of the harvest, including flowers, fruit, and grain.

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Pantheon: Greek
Consort: Zeus, Posiden
Element: Earth
Symbols: Chariot

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Wepwawet
Jackal god of warfare and hunting.

Wepwawet ("opener of the ways") is a wolf or jackal headed god of warfare and hunting. His cult centre was Asyut in Upper Egypt. He is often depicted as a wolf standing at the prow of a solar-boat. Wepwawet was regarded as one who opened the ways to the Duat for the spirits of the dead.

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Pantheon: Egyptian
Animals: Wolf, Jackal
Colours: Grey, White
Symbols: Solar Boat, Mace, Arrows

[Madame Marigold]

9/6/2016

Menhit
Goddess of War.

Menhit (Menchit) is a Goddess of war. She was depicted as a lioness-goddess. She was believed to advance ahead of the Egyptian armies and cut down their enemies with fiery arrows. She became strongly identified with Sekhmet, another lion-goddess of war from Upper Egypt.

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Pantheon: Egyptian
Animals: Lions
Consort: Khnum
Element: Fire
Planet: Mars
Symbols: Arrows

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Alalus
Primordial God.

Alalus (Alalu) is a primordial God identified by the Greeks as Hypsistos. He is considered to have housed "the Hosts of Sky", the divine family, because he was a progenitor of the gods.

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Pantheon: Hittite
Abode: Sky
Element: Air

[Madame Marigold]

9/7/2016

Meskhenet
Goddess of childbirth.

Meskhenet (Mesenet, Meskhent) is a Goddess of childbirth and the creator of each person's Ka. She is depicted as a brick with a woman's head, wearing a cow's uterus. Or as a woman with a symbolic cow's uterus on her headdress.

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Pantheon: Egyptian
Animals: Cows
Consort: Shai
Symbols: Cow's uterus, Birthing Bricks

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Ryujin
God of the Sea.

Ryujin (Ryojin) ("Dragon God") is a God of the Sea. He symbolized the power of the ocean and was able to shape shift into human form. From his underwater palace, built out of red and white coral, he controlled the tides with magical tide jewels.

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Pantheon: Japanese
Abode: Sea
Animals: Sea Turtle, Fish, Jellyfish
Colours: Red, White
Crystal: Coral
Element: Water

[Madame Marigold]

9/8/2016

Victoria
Goddess of victory.

Victoria ("victory") is the Goddess and personification of victory. Her Greek equivalent is Nike. She represented victory over death and determined who would be successful during war.

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Pantheon: Roman
Symbols: Chariot

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Fukurokuju
God of wisdom and longevity.

Fukurokuju

Fukurokuju is the God of wisdom and longevity. He is one of the Seven Lucky Gods. Usually portrayed as bald with long whiskers, he is said to be an incarnation of the Southern Polestar.

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Pantheon: Japanese
Animals: Crane, Turtle, Deer
Symbols: Sacred Book, Staff

[Madame Marigold]

9/9/2016

Werethekau
Goddess of supernatural powers.

Werethekau ("Great of Magic") is the Goddess of supernatural powers and protection of the deceased. She often appeared on funerary objects, particularly weapons, to allow the deceased to defend themselves against the dangers of the underworld. Her image was carved on ivory knives as a charm to protect pregnant and nursing mothers.

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Pantheon: Egyptian
Animals: Snakes, Lion
Consort: Ra-Horakhty
Symbols: Crowns, Knives

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Proteus
God of the Sea.

Proteus is a God of the sea whom Homer calls the "Old Man of the Sea". He is said to be able to foretell the future, but onlys answers those who are able to capture him. His home is Pharos, just off the coast of the Nile Delta. He is able to change shape, appearing as a Lion, serpent, leopard, pig, water or a tree.

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Pantheon: Greek
Abode: Pharos, Sea
Animals: Lion, Serpent, Leopard, Pig
Element: Water
Symbols: Sea

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9/10/2016

Cybele
Goddess of Mountains.

Cybele ("Mountain Mother") is a Goddess of Mountains. She is also a Goddess of town and city walls, fertile nature, and wild animals, especially lions. She was an originally Anatolian mother goddess. She is often depicted accompanied by lions or in a chariot drawn by lions. Cybele is said to have cured Dionysus of his madness.

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Pantheon: Greek
Animals: Hawks, Lions
Consort: Attis
Musical Instrument: Drums, Castanets, Cymbals, Flutes
Offerings: Music, Dancing
Symbols: Lions, Chariot

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Imhotep
God of medicine and healing.

Imhotep ("he who comes in peace") (Immutef) is the god of medicine and healing. He was one of only a few commoners ever to be accorded divine status after death. The center of his cult was Memphis. He is represented seated with a papyrus scroll across his knees, wearing a skullcap and a long linen kilt.

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Pantheon: Egyptian
Symbols: apyrus Scroll

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9/11/2016

Ran
Goddess of storms and the drowned dead.

Ran ("sea") is the Goddess of storms and the drowned dead. She is wife to ægir, god of the ocean and king of the sea creatures. She has a net with which she tries to capture men who ventured out on the sea. The sea was also referred to as "Rán's road".

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Pantheon: Norse
Abode: Sea
Consort: �ir
Element: Water
Symbols: Net

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Lono
God of Fertility.

Lono is the God of Fertility, agriculture, rainfall, and music. He is said to have descended to Earth on a rainbow to marry Laka. He was one of the four gods who existed before the world was created. His festival is Makahiki, the new year festival, were offerings made at his temples. Winter storms are associated with Lono.

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Pantheon: Hawaiian
Element: Earth
Offerings: Feathers

[Madame Marigold]

9/12/2016

Shaushka
Goddess of fertility.

Shaushka (Sauska) is the goddess of fertility, war and healing. She was also the patron goddess of the Hittite king Hattusili III. She is depicted in human form with wings, standing with a lion and accompanied by two attendants.

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Pantheon: Hurrian
Animals: Lions
Planet: Mars

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Portunes
God of keys, doors, and livestock.

Portunes (Portumnes, Portunus) is the God of keys, doors, and livestock. He protected the warehouses where grain was stored. Portunus later became conflated with Palaemon and evolved into a god primarily of ports and harbors. His festival, celebrated on August 17, was the Portumnalia, when keys were thrown into a fire for good luck. He was represented as a two headed being, with each head facing opposite directions.

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Pantheon: Roman
Offerings: Keys
Symbols: Keys
Time: August 17, Portumnalia

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9/14/2016

Var
Goddess of contracts and oaths.

Var ("pledge, beloved") (Vor) is the Goddess of contracts, marriage agreements and oaths. She listens to people's oaths and private agreements that women and men make between each other. Thus these contracts are called varar. She also punishes those who break them.

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Pantheon: Norse
Element: Air

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Bieggolman
God of the summer winds.

Bieggolman ("the man of the Wind") is the God of the summer winds. He is generally portrayed with two shovels in his hands, which he used to shuffle the winds into and out of his cave.

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Pantheon: Sami
Abode: Caves
Element: Air

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9/15/2016

Shala
Goddess of grain and compassion.

Shala is the Goddess of grain and compassion. She is the wife of the grain god Dagan, or consort of the storm god Adad. She carries a double-headed mace-scimitar embellished with lion heads.

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Pantheon: Sumerian
Consort: Dagan, Adad
Element: Earth
Symbols: Scimitar, Lions

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Kane
God of procreation.

Kane is the god of procreation and was worshipped as ancestor of chiefs and commoners. Kane is the creator and gives life associated with dawn, sun and sky. In myths, in the beginning, there was nothing but Po; the endless black chaos, until Kane pulled himself free by an act of sheer will, followed by Lono and Ku. Kane created the light, Lono brought sound to the universe and Ku brought substance. Between them they created all the lesser Gods.

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Pantheon: Hawaiian
Colours: Red, White
Element: Air

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9/16/2016

Nott
Goddess of night.

Nott ("night") is the Goddess of night who rides the night-chariot in it's track through the sky. She is the grandmother of Thor. She is the wife of the god Dellingr and their son Dagr, is the personified day.

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Pantheon: Norse
Animals: Horses
Colours: Black
Consort: Dellingr, Naglfari, Annar
Symbols: Horses, Chariot, Night
Time: Night

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Nu
God of the promordial waters.

Nu ("inert one") (Nun) is the God of the promordial watery abyss. Nu was shown usually as male but could also be represented as female as Naunet. He was depicted as a frog, or a frog-headed man. From the Middle Kingdom onwards, Nun is described as "the Father of the Gods". He is part of the Ogdoad, a group of eight deities worshipped in Hermopolis.

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Pantheon: Egyptian
Abode: Nun
Animals: Frogs
Colours: Blue, Green
Element: Water
Symbols: Frog, Water

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9/17/2016

Gaia
Goddess of the Earth

Gaia (Gaea, Ge) is the Goddess and personification of the Earth. She is a primordial goddess and mother of the Gods, Titans and Giants from her union with Uranus. She is mother of the sea-gods from her union with Pontus. She is represented as a matronly woman rising from the earth or reclining upon the earth surrounded by a host of Carpi, infant gods of the fruits of the earth.

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Pantheon: Greek
Abode: Earth
Consort: Uranus, Pontus
Element: Earth
Symbols: Searth

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Utu
Sun God

Utu is the God of the sun, justice, application of law, and the lord of truth. He is the son of Sin, the Moon God and Ningal. He is depicted wearing a horned helmet and carrying a saw-edged weapon. He day he emerges from a mountain in the East and travels across the Earth in a chariot.

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Pantheon: Sumerian
Abode: Mountains
Direction: East
Element: Fire
Planet: Sun
Symbols: Sun Ray, Saw, Chariot
Time: Dawn, Sunset

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9/18/2016

Hannahannah
Mother Goddess

Hannahannah ("grandmother") is a Mother Goddess. She is associated with Inanna and Hebat. In mythology, when Telipinu, the god of farming and fertility disappears, causing all fertility in plants and animals to fail; Hannahannah sent out a bee to find him, charging it to purify the god by stinging his hands and feet and wiping his eyes and feet with wax.

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Pantheon: Hittite
Animals: Bees
Symbols: Bees

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Tama-nui-te-ra
God of the Sun

Tama-nui-te-ra (Tamanuitera) is the God and personification of the sun. He was caught in a snare by Maui who beat him to make him travel more slowly across the sky. He is said to be the husband of Arohirohi, goddess of mirages or the husband of the Summer maid, Hineraumati, and the Winter maid, Hinetakurua.

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Pantheon: Maori
Consort: Arohirohi, Hineraumati, Hinetakurua
Planet: Sun

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9/20/2016

Hecate
Moon Goodess and the Underworld

Hecate (Hekate) is the Goddess of crossroads, entrance-ways, fire, light, and the Moon. She is also a Goddess of magic, witchcraft, knowledge of herbs and poisonous plants, necromancy, and sorcery. She is often depicted holding two torches or a key, or in triple form. She has rulership over earth, sea and sky, and was worshipped as a protective goddess who bestowed prosperity and daily blessings on the family.

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Pantheon: Greek
Abode: Underworld
Animals: Dogs, Horses, Serpents
Offerings: Garlic
Plant/Tree: Oak, Yew, Cypress, Belladonna, Mandrake
Symbols: Paired torches, Dogs, Keys, Dagger

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Giobhniu
God of Weaponry

Giobhniu (Gofannon) is the God of Weaponry and metal workers. He is the son of Don, the Mother Goddess. In mythology he brewed an ale of immortality and was also an architect.

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Pantheon: Celtic
Abode: Tara
Animals: Wolf, Horse, Bear, Ram
Colours: Red
Crystal: Ruby, Bloodstone, Garnet, Red Topaz, Red Agate, Iron, Steel, Bronze
Day: Wednesday
Direction: South
Element: Fire
Incense: Dragons blood, Pine, Basil
Planet: Mars, Sun
Plant/Tree: Oak, Nettles, Basil, Broom, Thistle, Pine, Wormwood, Hops, Hawthorn, Furze
Symbols: Weapons, Hammer
Tarot Card: Fours, Fives, The Sun
Time: Noon

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9/21/2016

Aine
Goddess of Love and Fertility

Aine is the Goddess of Love and Fertility, summer, wealth and sovereignty. She is associated with the Sun and sometimes represented by a red mare. As the goddess of love and fertility, she had command over crops and animals and is also associated with agriculture. Aine is strongly associated with County Limerick. The hill of Knockainy is named after her, and was site of rites in her honour, involving fire and the blessing of the land.

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Pantheon: Irish
Abode: Sidhe mounds, Faery burghs
Animals: Swans, Horses, Cows, Cattle, Rabbits, Song birds
Colours: Red, Orange, Green, Yellow
Consort: Mannanan mac lir
Crystal: Moonstone, Sunstone, Pearl, Gold, Silver, Garnet, Quartz
Day: Sunday, Monday
Direction: South
Element: Earth, Fire
Incense: Lavender, Orchid
Offerings: Fire
Planet: Sun
Plant/Tree: Meadowsweet, Yew, Oak, Moss
Symbols: Swans, Horses, Sun, Moon, Red and gold candles
Tarot Card: Sun, Moon, High Priestess
Time: Midsummer, Noon

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Illapa
Weather God

llapa ("thunder and lightning") is the God of Weather. His festival was on July 25. He was said to keep the Milky Way in a jug and use it to create rain. He appeared as a man in shining clothes, carrying a club and stones. He was formerly the main god of the Kingdom of Qulla after which the Qullasuyu province of the Inca Empire was named.

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Pantheon: Inca
Abode: Sky
Element: Air
Planet: Milky Way
Symbols: Rain, Thunder, Lightning, Club, Stones