Goddess Satin

 

Satin: Indonesian goddess of the underworld.

Satine is thought to live on the Ninth Mountain in the underworld as a goddess of the afterlife.

Before being allowed to see her, souls must first climb the other eight.

~Kiran Atma

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Goddess Sangiyan Sari

 

Sangiyan Sari: Indonesian rice goddess.

The residents of Indonesia's Celebes Islands revere Sangiyan Sari as an earth goddess.

She bestowed lush land and rice harvests to mankind, preventing hunger and famine.

~Kiran Atma

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Goddess Dewi Nawang Sasih

  

 

Goddess Dewi Nawang Sasih is Indonesia's rice goddess.

Dewi Nawang Sasih, according to the Sundanese people of Indonesia, gave them rice as a gift.

She taught women how to multiply one grain of rice into many, with the caveat that no male should ever touch a woman's cooking tools.

One of the guys, believing himself to be superior, defied her and touched an instrument.

Dewi Nawang Sasih, enraged, departed the world, taking with her the ability to reproduce rice.

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

~ Kiran Atma

Goddess Ba Ngu

  

Ba Ngu' is a compassionate Indonesian sea goddess who saves trapped sailors and fisherman at sea.

 

• She is portrayed as a dolphin, and dead dolphins are ritually buried in her honor when they wash up on shore.