Sacred prostitutes, artists, and dancers are all patronized
by her.
She has influence over metamorphosis, weaving, and magick as
a moon goddess.
Xochiquetzal is portrayed as a beautiful young woman dressed
in gold and opulent garments.
Marigolds and doves are holy to her.
She is the morning and evening star, as well as the sea's
daughter.
Venus dispels adversity and brings happiness and joy to
devotees.
She is the patroness of prostitutes and treats both mental
and physical sexual problems.
Her name means "She Who Grants Requests," and her
devotees pray to her for answers to all kinds of pleas.
She acts as a go-between for humans and gods, as well as
husbands and spouses.
Tashmetum is the epitome of feminine virtue, a seductress
and a faithful wife.
She and her husband, Nabu, are frequently summoned for
matters of the heart.
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.
She is called upon to assist one find unrequited love and to
regulate passion in romantic relationships.
She is the god Krishna's devoted devotee and celestial wife.
Radha teaches the delights of loving, faith, steadfast
self-dedication, and divinity.
Her name means "Black One," and she is shown as a
stunning beauty with obsidian-like complexion.
She is the ruler of the directional and elemental south, as
well as amorous devotion.
Women honor Odudua's feast days by freely giving herself to
male followers.
She has a hedonistic temperament, especially when it comes
to sexual behavior, and she forbids adultery and forbidden liaisons.
Her priestesses are said to have been holy courtesans from
the Goddess's temples.
Ishtar's influence is at its peak under the full moon, when
she wraps lovers in a cocoon of fertile vitality.
Her fiery temper and determination to avenge wrongs against
women and her city have earned her the title of guardian and battle goddess.
She is the morning and evening stars, and she is a lunar
deity.
Her seductive and sensuous abilities made her a symbol of
fertility and mating rites.
Inanna, Ereshkigal's sister, enhances the light side of the
soul by teaching knowledge and life and death magick.
She safeguarded her city and people as a battle goddess,
delivering justice and enforcing the rules of the realm.
The lion and the eight-pointed star are her emblems.
She controls all elements of gender and femininity and is
the patroness of dancers and musicians.
Hathor is a happy and joyful goddess who bestows pleasure
and joy on her devotees.
She is most often worshipped with fragrant fragrances,
songs, and dance routines.
She is represented as a lovely lady with cow-like ears and a
sistrum in her hand.
Two mirrors and myrrh are her typical gifts.