Goddess of knowledge

Goddess Sophia is a key figure in the Bible, appearing in both the Book of Proverbs and the Gnostic tradition. In Proverbs, she is portrayed as a “divine figure of wisdom, a master craftsman who has come to teach the earth’s people.” (Proverbs 8:1). She is said to bring understanding, discernment and insight to all … Continue reading Goddess Sophia →

Lailah, also known as Laylah, Layla, Leliel or Laila, is the angel of conception, pregnancy, childbirth and the night. Lailah is also the protector of children as well being the only named Dominion to be known. She has also been described as a Seraph and even an Archangel of the Night. While not as well known as other angels, she is still a prominent figure on Earth. Her first appearance was her requesting permission from God to have the wolfhound, of which she named Maera, to accompany her…

Greek Mythology was always a very messed up story, incest, parents eating their children, husbands eating their wives, having sex with animals and even giving birth to animals, to people, gods were just but they were evil, at least they were the embodiment of sin, doing anything that they desire without any worry, but what if there is a person who would be the very first god to be viewed as good to the people

“AND FINALLY, MY WIFE,”