Goddesses

46 goddesses from 14 traditions: who they are, the stories told about them, and the symbols and correspondences connected to them.

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Artemis Greek Moon · Hunt · Nature Selene Greek Moon · Night Hecate Greek Magic · Night · Crossroads Aphrodite Greek Love · Beauty · Desire Demeter Greek Harvest · Earth · Fertility Persephone Greek Underworld · Spring · Death Athena Greek Wisdom · War · Crafts Diana Roman Moon · Hunt · Nature Luna Roman Moon · Night Juno Roman Marriage · Motherhood · Childbirth Isis Egyptian Magic · Healing · Motherhood Hathor Egyptian Love · Music · Joy Bastet Egyptian Home · Protection · Joy Nut Egyptian Sky · Night · Stars Sekhmet Egyptian War · Healing · Sun Inanna Mesopotamian Love · War · Fertility Ereshkigal Mesopotamian Underworld · Death Freyja Norse Love · Beauty · Magic Frigg Norse Home · Marriage · Motherhood Hel Norse Death · Underworld Brigid Celtic Fire · Healing · Poetry The Morrígan Celtic War · Fate · Prophecy Rhiannon Celtic Sovereignty · Horses · Otherworld Cerridwen Celtic Magic · Wisdom · Transformation Mokosh Slavic Earth · Fertility · Crafts Marzanna Slavic Winter · Death · Rebirth Lakshmi Hindu Wealth · Fortune · Beauty Saraswati Hindu Wisdom · Music · Arts Durga Hindu Protection · War · Motherhood Kali Hindu Time · Change · Death Chang'e Chinese Moon · Immortality Guanyin Chinese Compassion · Mercy · Protection Mazu Chinese Sea · Protection Amaterasu Japanese Sun · Sky · Light Izanami Japanese Creation · Death Oshun Yoruba & diaspora Water · Love · Fertility Yemọja Yoruba & diaspora Sea · Motherhood · Protection Oya Yoruba & diaspora Weather · Change · Death Ixchel Aztec & Maya Moon · Childbirth · Healing Coyolxāuhqui Aztec & Maya Moon · Night Chalchiuhtlicue Aztec & Maya Water · Childbirth · Fertility Pachamama Andean Earth · Fertility · Harvest Mama Killa Andean Moon · Marriage · Calendar Pele Polynesian Fire · Volcanoes · Creation Hina Polynesian Moon · Crafts Papatūānuku Polynesian Earth · Creation · Motherhood