Goddess Yellow Tara

 

Yellow Tara is the Tibetan goddess of wealth.

Tara is a goddess who is venerated in many different ways throughout Eurasia, as well as in Hindu and Buddhist faiths.

In both the spiritual and physical realms, the Yellow Tara is the goddess of wealth and abundance.

She brings prosperity to humanity in all forms, with the goal of eradicating poverty and ignorance.

For more refer to my list Of Hindu, Buddhist, And Jain (South Asian) Goddesses From India, Nepal, And Tibet.

~Kiran Atma

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Goddess Vasudhara

 

Vasudhara: Nepal's Goddess of Abundance.

Vasudhara is the goddess of fortune and wealth who is in charge of all forms of abundance and prosperity.

Women pray to her for fertility blessings for their wombs and farms.

She is shown with six arms carrying holy artifacts and mudras, and is supposed to represent the Hindu Lakshmi's counterpart.

For more refer to my list Of Hindu, Buddhist, And Jain (South Asian) Goddesses From India, Nepal, And Tibet.

~Kiran Atma

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Goddess Thalia Or Talia

 

Thalia: Greek goddess in bloom.

Thalia is the goddess of springtime and flourishing flora, and she is one of the Three Graces.

She is the goddess of festivals and banquets, and she represents the earth's fertile abundance.

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Who Is Goddess Coventina?

 

  

Goddess of healing in Celtic mythology. Coventina is a river goddess who is linked to all flowing water. 

As a sacrifice for her blessings, her devotees threw money and holy items into wells. 

She is linked to the ebb and flow of time and plenty, as well as healing and prophecy. The cup, the cauldron, and all money are her emblems.