She is the bringer of storms and floods, and she has
dominion over the rivers of life and death.
Ved'Ma is also an enchantress who has control over magical
plants and herbs.
She is in charge of the cleaning of the physical and
spiritual bodies, as well as the healing of sickness and disease.
Tozi is a grandmother ghost that looks after nature.
She is the Crone aspect of the Triple Goddess, together with
Tlazolteotl and Teteoinnan, who comprise the triad.
Hestia is venerated in the house as the goddess of the holy
flame, where she gives protection and the warmth required to maintain life.
Security, blessings, and family love are all brought about
by her presence in the house.
Hestia is a real virgin goddess who rejects sexual
approaches from both humans and gods, preferring to stay pure.
She is represented as a youthful lady with a veil on her
head or as an older, matronly figure.
She is known as the "Queen of Ghosts" because she
holds control over heaven, earth, and the underworld.
She protects spirits from injury and mischief in her role as
the spiritworld's protector.
Hecate is most typically connected with the crossroads, a
site of spiritual insight and dark intuitive witchcraft.
She was once a goddess of the woods and childbirth.
Hecate, the supreme sorceress and diviner, teaches her
followers the Witch's way and leads the seeker to the unconscious mind's
depths.
She is a goddess of plenty, ensuring that her offspring are
always fed and nurtured.
Haumea gives birth to the Hawaiian gods from various bodily
parts, including Pele and Hi'iaka, as the holy mother.
Her breast milk creates the world's rivers, and she matures
from Maiden to Crone in an endless cycle, signifying the cycle of life and the
planet.
Hag goddesses are Greek deities. The Erinyes predate the Olympian gods by thousands of years.
They are a trio of Dark Crone goddesses that punish the
wicked both on and off the surface of the planet.
They are especially vicious towards murderers and
blasphemers, and their victims often go insane as a result of their attacks.
Only the oppressed seeking atonement may soothe their rage.
Tisiphone the Avenger, Alecto the Unresting, and Megaera the
Jealous are the Erinyes.
The Furies in Greek mythology are the Greek equivalents of
the Roman Furies.
