Zywie: Polish healer goddess
In Slavic mythology, Zywie is the bringer of death and the giver of life.
She brings healing and regeneration to the sick, as well as
spiritual rebirth to those who are in need.
The cuckoo bird is her totem.
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Goddess Zywie
Goddess Sheela Na Gig
Sheela Na Gig: Irish goddess of the hag.
Sheela Na Gig is most renowned for the stone carvings of a naked female figure displaying her vulva that can be seen all across Ireland.
She is the lusty hag, the Dark Crone goddess, and the
embodiment of life's and death's feminine secrets.
Sheela Na Gig maintains the cycle of life, death, and
rebirth by holding the joy and passion of existence in her hands, as well as
the anguish and terror of death.
Goddess Nut
Nut: Egyptian goddess of the stars.
Nut is the sky's and nightfall's woman.
She is the guardian of the heavenly bodies and the divider
between primal chaos and order.
Every day, she utilizes her resurrection and rebirth
abilities to give birth to the sun.
Nut is represented as a lady dressed in stars, poised on
tiptoe and stretching her body to embrace the earth.
She is the mother of Isis.
The four cardinal directions are said to be represented by
her hands and feet.
Goddess Nephthys
Nephthys is the Egyptian goddess of death.
Nephthys, the shadow of her sister Isis, is the ruler of death's darkness and mysteries.
She is the Lady of the Temple, the Queen of the Underworld,
and the defender of souls.
She has enormous magical power, which, while being based in
evil, she uses to provide the departed the glory of rebirth.
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.
Goddess Meng-Po Niang Nian
Meng-Po Niang Niang: Chinese reincarnation goddess.
In the underworld, Meng-Po Niang Niang distributes the Broth of Oblivion to the dead.
This liquid makes the souls forget their prior existence,
purifying them spiritually in preparation for reincarnation.
She is the keeper of the past, purifying the mind and soul
in order to forgive earlier misdeeds.
Goddess Hi'iaka
Hi'iaka is the Hawaiian goddess of rebirth.
Hi'iaka is the personification of Hawaii, and she is the daughter of Haumea and sister of Pele.
She controls the hills, cliffs, and caverns.
She is the patroness of hula dancers and the inventor of
dance.
Hi'iaka resurrects her sweetheart each time Pele kills him,
unwilling to sacrifice him or the love they share.
Hi'iaka was created from Haumea's cosmic egg, which was kept
warm in Pele's bosom.
She is celebrated with dancing and singing as a joyous
goddess.
Goddess Gullveig
Gullveig, also known as Heid is the Scandinavian golden goddess.
Gullveig, a powerful sorceress with the gift of sight and a passion for gold, is linked to fertility, wealth, reincarnation, and rebirth.
In Odin's hall, she was burnt at the stake three times, and
each time she walked away unhurt.
Any golden item may be used to symbolize her.
Goddess Aurora
Aurora is the Roman goddess of dawn.
- Aurora, the goddess of light and rebirth, unlocks the gates of heaven to allow her brother, the sun, to fly through the sky.
- Her followers are rejuvenated as she washes away the wrongdoings and tragedies of the past.
- Aurora is a lusty goddess with a plethora of human and eternal consorts, and her brilliant sensuality and brightness make her impossible to refuse.
- The four winds and the stars are her offspring.
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