Goddess Pasiphae

 

Pasiphae: Crete's moon goddess.

Pasiphae was a three-faced goddess who was once the supreme goddess of Crete and a formidable witch and oracle.

She is honored during the equinoxes and solstices since she is the goddess of the sun.

Pasiphae became the eternal wife of King Minos and the sorceress mother of the monster Minotaur throughout time.

~Kiran Atma

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Goddess Medusa

 

Medusa is a Libyan serpent goddess.

Medusa is the protector of feminine secrets, and she is known across North Africa and Crete.

She was brought to Greece as one of the Gorgons and transformed into a demon.

She was originally a symbol of life and death, a force that destroys in order to create.

Medusa is the goddess of balance in nature, guarding the entrances to the earth, heaven, and the underworld.

The snake is her totem animal, since it signifies the never-ending cycle of death and rebirth.

Snakes are intertwined in Medusa's hair and coiled around her torso, whispering secrets into her ears.

~Kiran Atma

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Goddess Britomartis

 

Britomartis: Crete's virgin goddess. 

Britomartis, the goddess of the mountains, the seas, and hunting, is a Minoan goddess who made her way into Greek culture. 

• She is the chaste virgin, shunning the lusty and greedy's approaches. 

• She bestows tools and huge rewards to hunters and fishermen. 

• Fishing nets and flowers are among her emblems.

~Kiran Atma

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