Showing posts with label goddess of hearth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label goddess of hearth. Show all posts

Goddess Vesta

 



Vesta: Vesta is a Roman goddess of the hearth and the home.

Vesta is the goddess of the home and fire, and she is a virgin deity.

She is also an earth goddess who is in charge of the household skills, such as cooking and cleaning.

Her presence in the home is said to bring a family closer together, and the ancient Romans offered her a daily sacrifice.

Vesta is the Roman equivalent of Hestia in Greek mythology.


~Kiran Atma

You may also want to discover and learn more about Female Divinities of the Roman empire here.

Goddess Tabiti

 



Tabiti: Hearth goddess of the Scythians.

Tabiti is a goddess of fire who is revered throughout eastern Eurasia.

She guards animals as well as the riches of herders and farmers.

Tabiti, as a goddess of the home, fosters family loyalty and brings wealth to a happy home.


~Kiran Atma

Goddess Pukkeenegak

 



Pukkeenegak: Inuit goddess of the home.

Pukkeenegak is revered by the Inuit as a goddess of the hearth and home.

She is in charge of all household activities, including sewing and cooking.

She controls all phases of pregnancy, including conception and labor, as a goddess of birthing.


~Kiran Atma