She is revered in the same way that rocks and mountain peaks
are revered.
She has control over dreams and uses visions to communicate
with her followers.
Yaoji, who is revered for her knowledge, teaches the magical
characteristics of plants and how to make magical brews.
The Red Tara is the goddess of change, both physical and
mental.
She amplifies all good intents and acts, and she transforms
irrational emotions into sound logic.
She is the force of desire and passion, as well as the
master of magick and alchemy.
She is also regarded as the first Yoruba woman, having been
given life into clay by the Great Gods.
She is shown with a basket full of bark and roots, ruling
plants, spellcraft, and magick.
She considers mandrake root to be holy.
She is the personification of microcosm/macrocosm philosophy
and promotes self-realization.
Maya is the truth that exists beyond time and space, and she
teaches that all energies are one.
Maya is a creative force associated with magick and
witchcraft, expressing nature through the strength of her will.
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 is the Spring goddess in Wales.
Creddylad is a lovely lady who dances with the faeries across the fields, her magick bringing spring and summer flowers and flora to life.
She is a love goddess who fights to preserve the
ties of genuine love, and is known as the May Queen.