Welsh gods and goddesses

Meet the fierce 🗡️ Agrona, 'Welsh Goddess of War.' Delve into the lore of this powerful deity, embodying strife and sovereignty. Discover her influence in Celtic mythology and how to connect with her warrior spirit. 🛡️✨ Ideal for those drawn to the strength and resilience of goddess energies. Embrace the power of Agrona in your practice for courage and protection. 🔥🌿

Are you familiar with the captivating tale of Blodeuwedd from the ancient Welsh tales of the Mabinogi? 🌼 Blodeuwedd, a woman made of flowers, was created to be the wife of Lleu Llaw Gyffes by the legendary wizard Gwydion. However, her forbidden love for Gronw Pebr leads to a tragic plot and events that change their fates forever. Unravel the fascinating story of love, betrayal, and revenge in Welsh mythology. 🦉 #WelshMythology #Mabinogi #Blodeuwedd

Goewin, a Welsh Sovereignty Goddess. Artwork and article by Thalia Took.

In Irish mythology, Danu is associated with the Tuatha dé Danann, possibly meaning "the peoples of the goddess Danu." While not explicitly named in original texts, Victorian folklorists tied Danu to motherhood and agricultural abundance. The etymology of her name is debated, possibly rooted in the Old Irish term "dán," meaning “artistic skill” or “poem.” 🌿 Although not directly part of extant Irish folklore, Danu is sometimes linked with Anu and resembles the Welsh figure Dôn from…

Discover Epona, the revered Gaulish goddess of horses, travelers, and warriors. Worshipped in Rome, she symbolizes freedom, speed, and grace. 🏇🌿 #Epona #CelticMythology #HorseGoddess #GaulishDeity #AncientGods #MythologyLover #DivineFeminine #WarriorSpirit #MysticalJourney

EILEITHYIA (Ilithyia) was the goddess of childbirth and labour pains. She helps further the birth and protracted the labour. Her name means "she who comes to aid" or "relieve" from the Greek word elêluthyia.

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Branwen by Minnie Eerin The Magical Circle School www.themagicalcircle.net

Arianrhod Welsh goddess of the moon poem

Arianhrhod (Oracle Deck) by Nadia Turner

Ever wondered what a shooting star means? It's the sign / omen of the Welsh Goddess Seren, who will grant wishes. Meditate on her sigil and make a wish. This obscure welsh goddess is referenced in the national library of wales in Aberystwyth.

Branwen

Blodeuwedd

Celtic Goddess Epona protector of horses by YANKA-arts-n-crafts