Goddess Sjofn

 

Sjofn: Love goddess in Norse mythology.

Sjofn coerces women and men into falling in love using magical plants, potions, and musical enchantment.

She inspires passion for the opposite sex by removing fear and past regrets from the heart.

Sjofn also guarantees that married couples' love lasts and that emotions are calmed amid fights and conflicts.

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Goddess Radha

 

Radha: Love goddess of the Hindus.

Radha represents love between mankind and God, as well as between woman and man.

She is the god Krishna's devoted devotee and celestial wife.

Radha teaches the delights of loving, faith, steadfast self-dedication, and divinity.

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

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Who Is Goddess Creddylad Or Cordelia?

 

She is the Spring goddess in Wales. 

Creddylad is a lovely lady who dances with the faeries across the fields, her magick bringing spring and summer flowers and flora to life. 

She is a love goddess who fights to preserve the ties of genuine love, and is known as the May Queen.

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Goddess Astghik

Armenian goddess of love, Astghik. 

• All bodies of water are ruled by Astghik, the goddess of beauty and love. 

• By sprinkling rosewater over the soil, she brings love and fertility across Armenia. 

• In June, she has a celebration when people release doves and shower water on each other in her honor. 

• Her petitioners present her with flowers.