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| The Goddess takes on three forms in Wicca. They are the Maiden, the Mother, and the Crone. The Goddess takes on the form of the Maiden when she appears as a young, beautiful woman. In ancient stories she may grant the power to rule or present a weapon or chalice to a male. The Goddess as a mother symbolizes fertility and healing. In myths and legends she may give birth to animals, land features, or plants. A mother goddess is often described as pregnant and often become pregnant by unusual means. She represents creativity and Inspiration and can grant it to others. To Be Continued | ||||||||||||||||
| The Goddess in her many forms | |||||||||||||||||
| Sorry to all of you who aren't Celtic. I'll get to those as soon as I can get the info. Celtic Aimend:(Irish,Scottish)A sun goddess Brighid:(Irish,continental)She is a goddess of just about everything. This is one of the most common of her names used. Corchen: (Irish,Manx)A serpent goddess Domona:(Continental)A cow and fertility goddess Fachea:(Irish)A Goddess of poetry. Maybe used to a patron deity of bards. Moingfhion:(Irish)A Goddess of death and regeneration honored at Samhain | ||||||||||||||||
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