Goddess Themis

 

Themis: Themis is a Greek goddess who represents divine justice.

Themis is a Titan goddess of law and order, as well as a foreteller of future events.

She is the ruler of hospitality and morality,a as well as the force of tradition and customs.

Themis is the patroness of oracles and intuitivists, particularly those who utilize their abilities to maintain and teach divine rules.

She is shown as a blindfolded lady holding a pair of scales in her hands.

~Kiran Atma

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Goddess Seshat

 

Seshat: Egyptian writing goddess 

Seshat, the creator of hieroglyphics, is the supreme ruler of the written word in all of its forms.

She is the patroness of architects and accountants since she developed measures and computations.

Seshat is the goddess of history and the keeper of literature.

She reveres scrolls, pens, and scales.

~Kiran Atma

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Goddess Nemesis

 

Nemesis: The goddess of retribution in Greek mythology.

Nemesis is the goddess of vengeance and wrath.

Her name means "She Who Dispenses," and she punishes those who have undeserved happiness or an abundance of good fortune.

Nemesis is the Greek goddess of karma, who chases out the wicked in order to dispense justice.

The sword and the scales are her emblems.

~Kiran Atma

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