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

Goddess Tsovinar

 


Tsovinar is an Armenian goddess of fire and water.

Tsovinar, who was born of fire, is the goddess of heat and warmth, as well as water and rain.

She is a temperamental divinity who frightens heaven's waters and sends them to earth, causing the Great Flood.


~Kiran Atma

Goddess Tefnut Or Tefenet

 


Egyptian goddess of water, Tefnut (also Tefenet).

Tefnut, also known as "She of Moisture," is the goddess of water, and she is in charge of all elements of it, including humidity and drought.

She is linked to both the sun and the moon, and is often depicted as a lioness as a symbol of her fiery nature.

Her name is said to imply "spat waters," since she was born from the god Alum's mucus.


~Kiran Atma

Goddess Sulis

 



Sulis: British goddess of healing.

Sulis was revered throughout the British, Roman, and Celtic worlds.

Sulis, despite being a solar deity, is the goddess of elemental water and assists in the healing of diseases and ailments.

She is the goddess of purification and mental, physical, and spiritual healing.


~Kiran Atma