Goddess Waitiri  

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WAITIRI is the Maori Goddess of thunder. She is also rather bloodthirsty and this is what attracted her to her husband. One day, she heard of a mortal man named Kaitangata, which means maneater. Thinking he would be her perfect mate, she slaughtered one of her servants and offered the heart and liver to Kaitangata. He was horrified, but somehow they ended up married anyway.

Waitiri taught her husband to put barbs on the end of his fishing hooks, and he became the most successful fisherman in the village. Waitiri, however, was soon tired of a constant diet of fish, and one day while her husband was out fishing, she captured and killed two of his relatives and then proceeded to feast on them, leaving nothing but the bones. When Kaitangata returned and found this out, he scolded and insulted her. Waitiri left him and floated back up to the heavens like a cloud.

Waitiri's name means "thunder" or "thundering water", and is also seen as WHAITIRI.

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Greek Ether Or Aether  

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Ether ("upper air"), in Greek mythology, was the personification of the "upper sky", space and heaven. He is the pure, upper air that the gods breathe, as opposed to "aer", which mortals breathed. In Hesiod's Theogony he was the son of Erebus and Nyx, and brother of Hemera, both noted in passing in Cicero's De Natura deorum. He is the soul of the world and all life emanates from him. The aether was also known as Zeus' defensive wall; the bound that locked Tartaros from the cosmos.

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Goddess Zaramama  

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ZARAMAMA is the Incan Goddess of grain, especially maize. She is one of the daughters of Pachamama, the earth mother. When someone found an unusually shaped ear of corn, it would be dressed as Zaramama and worshipped. The person who found the corn was said to be lucky--if it was a woman, she would be blessed with many children. Zaramama's name, which means "grain mother," is also seen as MAMAZARA or SARAMAMA.

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Goddess Zintuhis  

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ZINTUHIS is a Hittite Goddess. She is the granddaughter of Teshub, the storm God, and Wurusemu, the sun Goddess. In Queen Puduhepa's prayers to the Gods to heal her sick husband, King Hattusilis, she calls on Zintuhis to intercede on his behalf with Teshub, and promises to "make a great ornament" in her honor.

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