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In the Aztec pantheon, Xochiquetzal is the goddess of love, fertility, pregnancy, and the different phases of the Moon. She is the only Aztec goddess to be depicted as a young and beautiful woman whose hair is adorned with flowers.
- Beltane, the Goddess, and Divine Femininity - Wicca Magazine
The Goddess as a Symbol of Fertility. The theme of fertility...
- Ishtar – Goddess of Fertility, Love, and Sex - Wicca Magazine
Originally worshipped by the Sumerians as Inanna, Ishtar is...
- Beltane, the Goddess, and Divine Femininity - Wicca Magazine
The Celtic Moon Goddess Rhiannon was born at the first Moon Rise and is known as the Divine Queen of Faeries. She is the Goddess of fertility, rebirth, wisdom, magick, transformation, beauty, artistic inspiration and poetry.
The Goddess as a Symbol of Fertility. The theme of fertility is central to the Beltane festival, with the Goddess at its core. She is portrayed as the life-giving force that nourishes the Earth, embodying the mother of all creation and the fountain of growth and nurturing.
At this point, the Triple Goddess has entered full womanhood and becomes a figure of maternal protection and life-giving power. Fertility rites are often performed in honor of the Mother, and she is also frequently called upon during a Wiccaning—which is the blessing of a new child.
Originally worshipped by the Sumerians as Inanna, Ishtar is the goddess of love, fertility, and war. She was worshipped by the Akkadians, Babylonians, and Assyrians as Ishtar and is also known as a goddess of divine justice, political power, sex, and beauty.
The Wiccan Triple Goddess represents the feminine, nurturing side of Deity -intuitive, creative, and magical. She is the inner nature of Deity -the origin of the external Universe.
3 Φεβ 2020 · Typically, this is a Sabbat to celebrate gods of the hunt or of the forest, and goddesses of passion and motherhood, as well as agricultural deities. Here is a list of gods and goddesses that can be honored as part of your tradition's Beltane rituals.
