Tag: goddess
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Creating this project regarding Flidais turned out to be more challenging than expected, as I faced significant frustration and discovered there is limited information available about her. After extensive searching through books, academic papers, and online resources, I’ve managed to compile some key points regarding Flidais: Flidais is an ancient Irish goddess associated with forests…
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Hathor, an ancient Egyptian goddess known as ‘the great one of many names,’ was cherished for her multifaceted nature and diverse roles. Often portrayed as a cow or a woman adorned with cow’s ears, Hathor embodied maternal care and nurturing qualities. Her associations extended to the heavens, as well as love, beauty, music, dance, fertility,…
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Wadjet, known by various names such as Wadjyt, Uto, and Buto, was one of the earliest deities in ancient Egypt. Her worship can be traced back to the Predynastic Period, evolving in significance over time. Initially revered as the local goddess of Buto (Per-Wadjet), her role expanded to that of the patron deity of Lower…
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Creating a project centered around Flidais proved to be more challenging than anticipated. The process unearthed a significant amount of frustration, primarily due to the scarcity of comprehensive information regarding this Irish goddess. Extensive research encompassing books, academic articles, and various online resources yielded only fundamental details about Flidais, which are summarized as follows: Flidais…
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Banba: The Spirit of Ireland By: Luna Esque Greetings, Sisters who reside within the sacred Goddess Tree. Banba (pronounced BAHN-va) stands as the Celtic Goddess representing the essence of Ireland. Her name translates to “unplowed land” and is also referenced as Banbha, Bandha, Bánbhé, or Bánubh. She is one of the revered Tuatha de Danaan,…