Lunar goddess

LUNAR DEITIES 🌖🌗🌘🌑🌒🌓🌔 In many cultures throughout history, people have believed in the beautiful feminine power of the moon, so of course they would have their Lunar Goddesses and Gods. Here are a few of the deities from around the world that are associated with the moon. From Diana of the Roman pantheon and Artemis (Greek), to our beloved Queen of the witches Hecate. Arianrhod is not only a moon goddess but she’s also associated with fertility. Which one mentioned here are you most…

When the clouds cover the light of moon. she emerges to tell tales to the stars

Nyx, a Greek goddess of the night (art by Helena Mischenko)

Learn about the myths and symbols lunar deities in this guide that covers Mesopotamia, Greek mythology, Norse mythology, and more. #lunardeities #mythology #moongods #greekmythology #norsemythology

Throughout history, cultures worldwide have revered the enchanting power of the moon, each with their own Lunar Goddesses and Gods. 🌟 From Diana in Roman mythology to the beloved Cerridwen in witchy lore, the moon has inspired devotion across the globe. Some lunar deities, like Yemaya, embody not just the moon but also the vastness of the ocean and the miracle of childbirth. Others, like Arianhod, hold sway over fertility as well as the moon's luminance. 🌊 #MoonDeities #LunarGoddesses…

dark moon goddess - Image Creator from Microsoft Designer

Tea & Rosemary☕️🌱 on Instagram: “Selene is a Greek goddess that represents the moon and with it, the very spirit of the divine feminine. She is the sister of Helios, the…”