Sulis, despite being a solar deity, is the goddess of
elemental water and assists in the healing of diseases and ailments.
She is the goddess of purification and mental, physical, and
spiritual healing.
She teaches martial skills and swordplay to young warriors, as
well as introducing them into sexual activity.
She has the talent of foresight as well as the ability to
grant desires.
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.
Goddess of prophesy in Celtic mythology.
Corra is a goddess of witchcraft and divination who bestows transcendental knowledge on those who seek it.
She is most famous in Scotland. She has been known to transform into a
crane, a holy bird linked to astral travel and spiritual understanding.
Ardwinna is a Celtic woodland deity. Ardwinna, a forest deity of the hunt, is linked to the Roman goddess Diana.
Andraste is a Celtic battle goddess. Andraste, the goddess of triumph and war, was invoked before conflicts to foresee and, if necessary, change the result.
