Manat The Goddess Of Time And Destiny  

Posted by Unknown

Manat The Goddess Of Time And Destiny Image
"MANAT "IS THE ANCIENT ARABIAN GODDESS OF FATE AND DESTINY AND THE PERSONIFICATION OF THE EVENING STAR; SHE RULES THE FLOW OF TIME AND CONTROLS THE DESTINY OF HUMANKIND. SHE IS THE CRONE ASPECT OF A TRIPLE GODDESS AND ONE OF THE DAUGHTERS OF THE PRE-ISLAMIC ALLAH. HER NAME COME IS DERIVED FROM THE ARABIC WORD "'MANIVA' "WHICH MEANS 'FATE, DESTRUCTION, DEATH." MANAT IS KNOWN TO BE A VERY POWERFUL SORCERESS AND AS SUCH, SHE RULES OVER THE MYSTERIES OF WITCHCRAFT, LIFE, AND DEATH. AND BECAUSE SHE IS THE SYMBOL OF DEATH, SHE WEARS TO FORM OF THE WANING MOON ATOP HER HEAD.

HER CULT WAS SITUATION BETWEEN MEDINA AND MECCA WHERE SHE IS WORSHIPPED IN THE FORM OF A BLACK STONE. SHE IS HONORED BECAUSE THE FLOW OF TIME BRINGS TO ALL OF US A TRANSITION THAT WE CALL DEATH, BUT IN LIFE, MANAT CAN BRING YOU A WORLD WHICH IS FILLED WITH MAGIC, AND WISDOM.

Keywords: earth body  goddess grace  goddess laussel  hymn artemis  morning lord  sacred thelemic  garden satirist  blue equniox  general principles astrology  bartzabel spirit mars  liber ecclesiae missae  

Goddess Goga  

Posted by Unknown

Goddess Goga Image
"GOGA" IS BOTH A GODDESS OF RAIN AND A GODDESS OF FIRE AND SACRED CEREMONY; SHE WAS OLD, BUT NO MATTER HOW OLD SHE BECAME, SHE RENEWED HER STRENGTH AND IMMORTALITY WITH THE MAGICAL FIRE WITHIN. BUT HER PEOPLE WERE MYSTIFIED BY THIS.

NOW, "GOGA" WAS NOT NECESSARILY A BENEVOLENT GODDESS, HOWEVER, FOR, AT FIRST, INSTEAD OF BEQUEATHING IT AS A GIFT TO HER CHILDREN, SHE KEPT HER PRIMAL FIRE A SECRET, BUT A BOY STOLE A BRAND OF FIRE FROM HER, AND AS HE RAN FROM HER WRATH, HE ACCIDENTALLY SET A TREE ON FIRE. THOUGH "GOGA" TRIED TO STIFLE THE FIRE BY CALLING TO THE HEAVENS FOR RAIN, A LARGE SNAKE PRESERVED THE FLAME ON HIS TAIL AND THE FIRST HUMANS USED THIS SMOLDERING FLAME TO LIGHT THE FIRST FIRE. REALIZING THAT SHE HAD LOST HER SACRED POWER, SHE TAUGHT THE PEOPLE OF NEW GUINEA HOW TO WORK, PLAY, AND DO RITUAL WITH FIRE.

Keywords: gods and goddesses of mesopotamia  the celts religion  list of roman gods and goddesses  romans god and goddesses  list of pagan gods and goddesses  very powerful spells  the ritual  foundation for shamanic studies  candle magic rituals  foundation for shamanic studies  magick rituals  

The Story Of Brynhild  

Posted by Unknown

The Story Of Brynhild Image
In Norse mythology, the Valkyries are depicted as young and beautiful, but very strong and fierce women ; they are the daughters of the god, Odin and are often called Odin's maidens. The Valkyrie, as the legend goes, were known to fly their horses over the fields of every battle to choose the souls of the heroic dead at their father's command, and any maiden who becomes a Valkyrie is to remain immortal for as long as they obey the Gods and remain virginal. The most famous of the Valkyries was Brynhild who, in the "Volsunga Saga" was their leader and Odin's favorite, but, we find that Brynhild is very strong-willed woman who has a mind of her own, and it isn't long before she disobeys her father by making her own decision as to who is to live and who is to die.

Odin then punishes her by putting her into a deep, magical sleep, and she is surrounded by a ring of fire... only a hero who is brave enough to tackle the flames will have the power to awaken her. Gudrun the dragon slayer tries, but he cannot break through the fire, so it is Sigurd, the ring bearer, who eventually rescues her by shapeshifting himself to look like Gudrun; the two fall madly in love, but Gudrun, who wants Brynhild for himself will have none of it. He comes up with a scheme to have Sigurd murdered while he sleeps in his bed. Brynhild then wills herself to die and builds a funeral pyre for Sigurd; she destroys herself on the pyre.

In myth, we often find women competing with men as well as with other women, and we find a variety of the myth of Brynhild in many different cultures. Brynhild demanded that a man must show himself to be stronger than she before she would agree to be his mate which Sigurd does both intellectually and physically. A strong woman does not hold herself back in the competition nor does she fix the game so that the man can win. In this way, Brynhild acted in a much more honest way than many of the women in today's world who think they have to hide their true strength in order to get a partner.

Strength is not something that is unfeminine. In fact, it is a part of a woman's being. Some of us are emotionally strong, others intellectually, and some physically, but to pretend that we are less than we are is to insult the Universe which has endowed us with these gifts. And in myth, haven you noticed that we always find the woman who shows her strength is the one who finally gets the man who matches it?...but, had Brynhild hidden that strength and pretended herself a weakling, she would have opened up an awareness of her partner's true weakness in comparison to hers. And that, ultimately, would have destroyed their bond.

Keywords: gods and goddesses in greece  history of gods and goddesses  aphrodite god of  the god of the witches  pagan gods goddesses  greek gods and goddesses clothing  white spells for love  candle magic spells  powerful black magic spells  free spells  the ritual magic manual  black magic book  wiccan spells love  

Jengu  

Posted by Unknown

Jengu Cover
A jengu (plural miengu) is a water spirit and deity in the traditional beliefs of the Sawa ethnic groups of Cameroon, particularly the Duala, Bakweri, and related Sawa peoples. Among the Bakweri, the name is liengu (plural maengu). They are similar to West African Mami Wata figures, though belief in miengu likely predates most Mami Wata traditions. The miengu's appearance differs from people to people, but they are typically said to be beautiful, mermaid-like figures with long, wooly hair and gap-toothed smiles. They live in rivers and the sea and bring good fortune to those who worship them. They can also cure disease and act as intermediaries between worshippers and the world of spirits. For this reason, a jengu cult has long enjoyed popularity among the Duala peoples. Among the Bakweri, this cult is also an important part of a young girl's rite of passage into adulthood.

Keywords: greek deep tartarus  artemis moon  death deity  artemis roman  goddess saraswati  human culture  minor greek furies  ishta devata  poems aleister  black spells  fake book kisses  which feats  healing radiating love  

<< Newer Posts
Older Posts >>