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a painting of a woman with her hands on her hips, standing in the water
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Venus
a woman in black dress holding a wand and standing under a full moon filled sky
Persian Mythology, Gods & Goddesses, Ancient Iranian Gods 2 - Ahreeman X
"An Morrígan is a goddess of battle and sovereignty, sometimes appearing in the form of raven or wolf. She is a triple goddess, a fierce aspect of the Great Mother, often serving as a guide to those moving through difficult transition. One who is protected by 'the Morrigan' is certain of victory." ~ www.chaliceofwisdom.com- Pinned by The Mystic's Emporium on Etsy
an angel with white wings holding a staff
Fantasy and Sci-fi at their best.
Isis
a woman dressed in blue and gold with an angel wings on her head, standing
Inanna-Ishtar | Dress Parade
Inanna / Ishtar: the great Mesopotamian Queen of Heaven and Earth, the goddess of love, fertility, and war. Inanna was what the Sumerians called her; their Semitic neighbors, the Akkadians, called her Ishtar.
an egyptian woman in white dress with stars on the ground behind her and black background
Nut, Egyptian Goddess of the Sky ~ by Katla
Nut, Egyptian Goddess of the Sky - Doll Divine Dress Up Games
an egyptian woman with her hands clasped to her face, wearing jewelry and headdress
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Hathor
a woman wearing an elaborate headdress in the dark
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Egyptian goddess Bast
an egyptian statue is shown in front of a brown background with red circles on it
God of the Week: Isis
Nadjartat A'ashtat (Egiptian name) known by the Greeks as Isis.
Cerridwen was worshipped by the ancient Celts as a Goddess of knowledge, the underworld and the waning moon, and was said to possess a magickal cauldron, filled with the secrets of life itself. Shown here with flowing white hair that represents her Crone aspect, Cerridwen stands stirring her cauldron, surrounded by magickal vapors that drift into the winter forest. Cerridwen Goddess, Celtic Goddesses, Celtic Owl, Ancient Celts, Celtic Goddess, Celtic Gods, Pagan Witch, Myths And Legends
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Cerridwen was worshipped by the ancient Celts as a Goddess of knowledge, the underworld and the waning moon, and was said to possess a magickal cauldron, filled with the secrets of life itself. Shown here with flowing white hair that represents her Crone aspect, Cerridwen stands stirring her cauldron, surrounded by magickal vapors that drift into the winter forest.
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a painting of a cat sitting on top of a table next to vases and candles
Bast or Bastet...Egyptian Goddess
an egyptian woman holding a baby in her arms with trees in the back ground behind her
Isis
a drawing of a woman standing in front of a fire with her arms outstretched and hands out
Birds of Rhiannon
Belisama goddess of light by danbrenus. In Celtic polytheism, Belisama was a goddess worshipped in Gaul and Britain. She was connected with lakes and rivers, fire, crafts and light. Belisama was identified with Minerva/Athena and has been compared with the Irish goddess Brigid.
a woman dressed in blue and gold is walking through the desert with an animal like headdress
bastet - Pesquisa Google
an egyptian woman with wings and jewels
Maat - Egyptian Goddess of Justice and Truth - Doll Divine Dress Up Games