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Halloween Series: Goddesses of Death & Magic ✨Kalma was the goddess of death and decay in Fi
Eris (Ερις meaning ‘Strife’) was the goddess of strife, discord,
Halloween Series: Goddesses of Death & Magic ✨ Louhi was goddess of the underworld and a pow
The Morrígan (Mórrígu) was the goddess of death and destiny in Celtic mythology
Halloween Series: Goddesses of Death & Magic ✨Isis (‘Aset’ or ‘Eset’
Halloween Series: Goddesses of Death & Magic ✨Circe (Κιρκη meaning
Skaði (Skadi) was the goddess of winter and the hunt in Norse mythology, who was associated with
Bia (Βιη meaning ‘power, force, might’) was the Titan goddess of force, po
Vellamo was the goddess of water, lakes and seas in Finnish mythology. She was said to be tall and b
Amaterasu Omikami (天照 meaning ‘Shines from Heaven,’) was the sun goddess, daug
Amphitrite (Αμφιτριτη meaning ‘Encircling Third’)
Eurybia (Εὐρυβία meaning ‘wide-force’) was the goddess of
Nut (Nwt) was the goddess of the sky, stars, cosmos, mothers, astronomy, and the universe in the anc
Hera (Ἥρα meaning ‘Juno’) was queen of the Olympic deities and the goddes
Ilmatar (also known as Luonnotar) was the goddess of the air in Finnish mythology. Her story goes th
Lilith (לִילִית, meaning ‘nocturnal’) was a figure in Jewish mythology that was believed
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women in mythology: Aphrodite, greek goddess of sexual love and beauty. Aphrodite was, in fact, wide
modern pantheon | @???“ Vear, goddex of virtual reality! :D ”
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Venus (meaning ‘love’) was the goddess of love, maternal care, sexual reproduction, and
Khione (Χιονη meaning ‘Snow’) was minor goddess or snow nymph in
Nyx (Νυξ meaning ‘Night’) was the goddess of the night in Greek mythology
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