Goddesses spirituality
13 Goddesses - representing many other manifestations of the divine feminine
"In the year there are 13 full moons and therefore 13 goddesses appear one after the other at new moon in the course of the year. 13 goddesses (...) mean 13 aspects of the great goddess, because all goddesses are one goddess." (quoted from Shakti Morgane, Kalender der Göttin)
13 goddesses send you messages in the dream in the course of the year. You can decipher these messages with the help of Shakti Morgane's ' Kalender der Göttin '.
Aphrodite
is like Venus and Hathor the goddess of love, beauty and fate. If two soul mates are on this planet at the same time, they will inevitably find each other when one of them calls Aphrodite. More ...
Astarte
is a Hebrew and Canaanite goddess. Astarte, the great goddess, the sky goddess like Ishtar, Nut, Kali and many others, guards your sleep. More ...
Baubo
the Greek goddess of 'sacred sexuality', which comes from the belly, like Sheela-na-Gig, the Irish goddess, is eager to find out about your personal happiness and 'the necessary fire under the cauldron' that you need for your health need to remember. More ...
Diana
the Roman goddess is called Artemis by the Greeks. She is also called Rhiannon and is the Welsh goddess of the Otherworld. Diana protects the wilderness and the forest. She hunts with a bow and arrow and she lives in the tree of life. More ...
The tripartite moon goddess
is a goddess from Libya. It is maha shakti - the feminine energy par excellence. More ...
Goddesses oracles
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Freya
is the guardian of 'holy eroticism' and sexuality among the Nordic peoples. Nagini - the Vedic snake goddess - has this function among the Hindus. Freya helps you to find balance in your sexual relationship. More ...
Isis
is the Egyptian goddess of joy, mercy and the source of all life. The Chinese call the goddess Kuan Yin. More ...
Ix Chel
is the Mayan goddess of healing. Ix Chel advises you to take care of your health and just 'relax'. What do you enjoy and enjoy? Whereby you relax. More ...
Maja
is the Indian goddess of the unlimited, the waters, the moon and fertility, wealth and magic. In Rome the goddess is called Luna and in Egypt it is the river goddess of the Nile; among the Celts it is Brigida, the virgin aspect of Hecate. More ...
Ostara
is an Anglo-Saxon goddess, corresponds to Tara, the Tibetan and Indian mother goddess.
Tara, the star goddess, is the mother goddess of the Hindus and Buddhists. More ...
Pele
is the Hawaiian volcano goddess. She advises you to take more care of your nature and not live against it. Now is the time to get rid of what curbs and restrains your natural instincts. More ...
Tiamat
is a Babylonian goddess: the dragon woman of bitter waters and sweet springs.
Tiamat is the origin of the cosmos. The Navajo call it Estsanathlehi. Tiamat, the dragon woman, breathes fire and guards the magical forest. More ...
The vilas
According to Eastern European belief, the power of the home earth appears in the form of a vila - a fairy, a beautiful woman. But the vilas (fairies) also take the form of horses, whirlwinds, snakes or swans. They are emissaries of the lucky goddesses like Fortuna (Rome), Lakshmi (India) or Gaia (Greece). More ...