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the back cover of berchha alpine goddesss, written in black and purple
Berchta: Germanic Alpine Goddess
The gods of the ancient were intimiately connected to animals. Our ancient ancestors were animistic so to find an image of a god or goddess in the likeness of an animal was commonplace. In many ancient cultures all over the world, the “mythical” dragon was both feared and honored. Dragon gods and goddesses sprang up from the belief in the dragon or perhaps vice versa. Claude Lecouteux, a french folklorist, theorizes that dragons were guardians of sacred places in nature – caves, rivers, and mountains. Here we meet the dragon god Fuxi, the Dragon King and Slavic god Veles. As well as ancient and Medieval dragon goddesses Melusine, Medea, Hecate, Cailleach and Nuwa.
Dragon Gods and Goddesses
The gods of the ancient were intimiately connected to animals. Our ancient ancestors were animistic so to find an image of a god or goddess in the likeness of an animal was commonplace. In many ancient cultures all over the world, the “mythical” dragon was both feared and honored. Dragon gods and goddesses sprang up from the belief in the dragon or perhaps vice versa. Claude Lecouteux, a french folklorist, theorizes that dragons were guardians of sacred places in nature – caves, rivers, and mountains. Here we meet the dragon god Fuxi, the Dragon King and Slavic god Veles. As well as ancient and Medieval dragon goddesses Melusine, Medea, Hecate, Cailleach and Nuwa.
the back cover of wolf gods, with purple swirls and black text on it
Wolf Gods: Odin and Apollo (And More)
Wolf medicine is strong medicine. Unfortunately, in past years wolves were killed off because of superstition, so there aren’t nearly as many wolves as there once was. But still, they live on. And so do the myths of gods and wolves. Learn more on our website by clicking the link
the back cover of wolf goddesss
Wolf Goddesses: Leto and The Morrigan
One of the most majestic of the animal kingdom is the wolf. Dating back thousands of years are stories of wolf gods and goddesses. Shamans of nearly every culture have revered the wolf for its swiftness, instinctual abilities and wild freedom. Wolf medicine is strong medicine. Unfortunately, in past years wolves were killed off because of superstition, so there aren’t nearly as many wolves as there once was. But still, they live on. And so do the myths of gods and wolves. Click to learn of more wolf goddesses.
a poster with the words, gods and goddesss written in black on white paper
an article about the three goddesss and their meanings, with text in black ink
the celtic diets and god's guide to goodness, with instructions on how to use them
an old parchment paper with a statue and poem about the birth of genni - iris
a poster with the words, gods and goddesss
the egyptian diets and god's goddesses are shown in this printable book
the back page of a book with an image of a woman and snake on it
God and Goddess🧚
an old book page with some writing on the front and back pages in black ink