Goddess Morrigu Or Morrigan

 

Morrigu, often spelled Morrigan, is an Irish goddess of prophesy.

Morrigu forms a trio of battle deities with her sisters Badb and Macha.

She is known as the Witch Queen of Death because she foretells the result of all wars.

She is the Celts' great sorceress, with unrivaled magical skills of foresight and enchantment.

Morrigu is also the goddess of passionate love and sex, especially affairs with bad outcomes.

She is frequently shown as a beautiful woman with black hair or as an elderly woman dressed in dark robes.

~Kiran Atma

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Goddess Hel

 

Hel is the Norse goddess of the underworld. 

In her underworld realm of Helheim, Hel rules the souls of the wicked and those who die of disease or old age.

She is the black hag who straddles the threshold between life and death, blurring the barrier between realms.

Odin is given his twin ravens of prophecy and knowledge by Hel.

Hel, the patroness of Nordic shamans, is represented as half-alive and half-dead, with decaying flesh on her lower body and a living woman's face and torso.

Who Is Goddess Coventina?

 

  

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.