Gaea's

Branwyn:

Goddess of love, sexuality and the sea

Bridget:

Goddess of fertility, feminine creativity, martial arts and healing

Cernunnos:

God of nature, animals, fertility and the underworld, also known as the ‘Horned God’

Cerridwen:

Moon goddess, goddess of dark prophecy and the underworld

Coventina:       

Goddess of rivers, abundance, inspiration and prophecy

The Crone:

Goddess of old age, winter and the waning moon. One of the Triple Goddesses

Eostre:

Goddess of spring, rebirth, fertility and new beginnings

Epona:

Goddess of prosperity, healing,  sustenance and nurturing and of horses

Latis:

Goddess of water and beer

Lugh:

Sun god, god of war, mastery, magic and good harvest

Morrigan:

Queen of Fairies and Witches. Also known as goddess of war, revenge, Night, magic and prophecy

The Triple Goddess:

The Maiden, Mother and Crone (Moon, Creator, Destroyer)

(see my previous blog entitled The Moon and magic)

Related posts:

1. Scottish, Irish, Welsh Gods & Goddesses
2. July 2009
3. August 2009
4. February 2010
5. December 2009
6. Spellworking and the phases of the Moon
7. Your interests
8. The Moon and magic
9. The Earth Goddess – Gaea
10. Beltane
11. Monday, day of the Moon
12. October 2009
13. Isis
14. January 2010
15. Aphrodite
16. March 2010