Kulshedra is
a water, storm, fire and chthonic demon in Albanian mythology and folklore,
usually depicted as a huge multi-headed female serpentine dragon.
The power of lightning in mythology and life is undeniable.
Idra, Zeus, Thor powerful wielders of lightning.
Rain collected from a lightning storm contains very powerful
and magnetic energy that is useful for magic. Add to your bathwater or sprinkle
over your head to increase your charisma.
Winter storm water
will enhance your endurance and make you a formidable foe in business or
politics. Spring storm water increases your sensuality and can attract a
powerful new love.
Summer storm water
creates personal magnetism and raw sex appeal.
Autumn storm water makes one irresistible and bestows exceptional
quality of personal magnetism. This is
the darkest and most dangerous of lightning waters . Use with care an karmic
consideration
Stormwater can be good for cleansing purifying banishment
and protection. Used for cleansing to sprinkle over any object or person or add
to natural cleaning supplies to refresh a space. Ritual baths storm water is a
powerful ingredient you can add to your ritual bath it can be used for
protection clearing and also amplifying your magical powers.
Protective house wash, add this magical ingredient to a
bucket of warm water herbs or essential oils to wash down your doorsteps or
walls. This will cleanse and protect your personal space or repel any evils
that want to have access. Spells you can add a splash of storm water to any
sort of banishing spell to give an extra enhancement. This can be sprinkled on
herbs rubbed on outside candles or spritz over any type of written spell you're
working on.
In healing during any kind of healing you can sprinkle some
storm water onto a person to pier purify and protect their energy. You can also
use it on yourself for the same effect alter water every alter should have this
as one of its elements presented. Stormwater can use in this position for your
magical working space.
Benin
Ezili, goddess of sweet water, beauty, and love.
Dogon - Nommos, amphibious spirits that are worshiped as
ancestors.
Lead is a chemical element with the symbol Pb and atomic
number 82. It is a heavy metal that is denser than most common materials. Lead
is soft and malleable, and has a relatively low melting point.
The base metal of alchemy and therefore a metaphor for
humanity at its most primitive level of spiritual development. It is more
general symbolism of dull heaviness is linked not only to its physical weight
but to its ancient Association with the God Kronos, called Saturn by the
Romans.
Bellphano put lead down the throat of the monstrous chimera
which died when its fiery breath melted the metal . An episode linked to the
belief that lead has protective properties.
In ancient Germanic Culture lead was used for prophecy for
the New Year. As melted lead was poured into cool water if formed shapes that
we then interpreted by a Wise woman.
Bad omens were buried, while those that promised good
fortune were carried for luck.
In ancient Turkish beliefs lead is used to find out the cause of negative
energy and also to remove it from a person. Lead pouring into water over the
head of an afflicted person is believed to remove any evil.
Lead is associated with the Roman god Saturn, The Greek
Vulcan, The Orisha Ogun
The Heart and Tongue – How God Created the Cosmos.
The power of the spoken word is significant in the creation
of the world in many mythologies.
In Kemetic beliefs its is Atum the Hidden god who is created
with creation.
Atum himself is a product of the Vibration created by the Primordial
beings of the Ogdoad cosmology. He becomes self-aware and speaks himself into existence.
With the help of the Ogdoad he would create all other things.
The intellectual powers that enable the creator to bring him
or herself into existence and to create all other beings with sometimes
conceptualize as deities.
The most important of these gods were Sia, Hu and Heka.
Sia was the power of
perception or insight which allowed the creator to visualize other forms.
Hu was the power of authoritative speech which enabled the
creator to bring things into being by naming them.
In coffin text spell
335 Hu and Sia are said to be with their father Atum every day. In illustrated
underworld books of the new Kingdom these two deities were often shown
accompanying the creator sun God.
The power by which thoughts and commands of the creator
become reality was Hekka or magic. In coffin tech spells 261 the God Heka
claims to have been with the creator even in the primeval era.
In the cosmology of
Neith this goddess creates the whole world with seven magic words.
When Auset came to be worshipped as a creator deity during
the same. She was called mistress of the word in the beginning.
From at least as
early as the new Kingdom the God Ptah could represent the creative mind then Sia
and Hu were identified as the heart and tongue of Ptah. This concept is
expounded in the Memphite theology and in the various hymns of Ptah. The
ancient Egyptians believe that the heart was the organ of thought and feeling.
Ptah was said to have made the world after
planting it in his heart. It was through what the heart plans and the tongue
commands that everything was made.
Bible account “In the begin was the word, and the word was God
and God was the word.”
According to Bambara legend, in the beginning there was nothing but
the emptiness of the void. The universe began from a single point of sound—the
sound Yo. Everything—including human consciousness—came from this root sound.
Yo—the primeval creative spirit—created the structure of the heavens, the
Earth, and all living and nonliving things
Lapis lazuli, or lapis for short, is a deep-blue metamorphic
rock used as a semi-precious stone that has been prized since antiquity for its
intense color.
Its deep, celestial blue remains the symbol of royalty and
honor, gods and power, spirit and vision. It is a universal symbol of wisdom
and truth.
The stone of truth lapis heals karmic wounds and helps you understand
your true path in life, wear it to prevent the repetition of mistakes and to move
your life forward in a positive way.
Meditate on the stone to get in touch with spirit guides and
receive messages.
The darkest blue stones male the wearer more mysterious and attract
love and openness. Lapis Lazuli is a powerful crystal for activating the higher
mind and enhancing intellectual ability. It stimulates the desire for
knowledge, truth and understanding, and aids the process of learning. It is
excellent for enhancing memory.
Lapis Lazuli activates the psychic centers at the Third Eye
and balances the energies of the Throat Chakra.
Lapis Lazuli is connected to Athena Greek, Hera Greek, Auset,
Nuit (Egyptian), Inanna (Summerian) , Dana
(Celtic)
coffin text is a modern name for the diverse body of spells
or recitations used on burial equipment during the middle Kingdom.
These texts were mainly painted on wooden coffins but also
appeared on tomb walls and on funerary items such as a steel or canopic chest.
The coffin texts were
composed in middle Egyptian a form of Egyptian language that became the
standard for literary works the text were usually written in simplified
hieroglyphics.
Many spells in the coffin text are also known from versions
in the pyramid texts. Both collections may derive from an archive of more to
Sherry text written on a papyrus that does not survive.
Some of the coffin tech spells are given titles that define
their functions such as a spell for navigating in the great baroque of Ra or
include instructions for the ritual that should accompany them.
A few sections on the coffin techs have vignettes
illustrations that form an integral part of the spell. the most elaborate of
these are the two Maps that belong to a section of the coffin text known as the
book of two ways. These Maps which are usually painted on the floor of coffins are
the earliest known Maps from any culture.
The book of two ways was nothing less than an illustrated
guide to the afterlife. It claimed to give 2 routes one by land and one by
water through a sinister divine realm beyond the horizon. and to provide the
deceased with the spells they would need to get past the monstrous guardians
they would face on the way.
The deceased had to pass through the mysterious region Rosetau
where the body of Osiris lay surrounded by walls of flames. If the deceased man
or woman proved worthy, he or she might be granted a new life in a paradise
call the field of offerings.
Although they are not
narrative's some spells in the coffin text describe major events in the
Egyptian creation story and even provide evidence for the Egyptian views about
the end of the world. The creator Atum Ra and his offspring Shu and Tefnut are
particularly prominent.
Much of the texts deal with transformation of the sun God
into various forms. A new element is a stress on the dangers faced by the sun
God during his celestial voyage such as attacks by the chaos monster Apep Snake
Coffin texts have been found in sites all over Egypt but the
majority come from the geographical region known as middle Egypt. The local
deities of middle Egypt such as Toth and the group of primeval beings later
known as the Ogdoad it of Hermopolis feature in many of these spells. Djehutey also
appears in many of the spells that allude to the conflict between Horace and Set
and the rescue of the body of Osiris.
The pyramid texts. The pyramid texts are the oldest of the
three principal collections of Egyptian literary text. They are among the
earliest religious writings known from anywhere in the world. The texts are
divided into sections each is preceded by an Egyptian phrase meaning words to
be spoken which is very often translated to mean a spell or incantation.
These incantations
can be as short as a single sentence or contain many paragraphs. The
illustrations. No illustrations accompany the pyramid texts although the
ceilings or Royal burial chambers are usually decorated with stars. The text
themselves seem to have adapted from a variety of genres such as hymns list a
divine names and epitaphs spells from the type of magic used in daily life and
resuscitation that accompany ritual actions.
The main purpose in assembling these texts and describing
them inside pyramids was to help the body of the deceased King to escape the
horror of petrifaction and his spirit to ascend to the celestial realm where he
would take his place among the gods. Some of the tests were probably recited
during the King's funeral or part of the Mortuary cult that continued after his
death. Others may have been intended to be spoken by the deceased as he entered
the afterlife.
Roughly 200 Deities are mentioned in the pyramid texts most
are the major deities known from cult temples such as the fertility God men and
the creator goddess Neith. Others are deities such as snake gods and celestial
ferryman who inhabit a complex an intensely imagined realm of gods.
The most frequently mentioned duties are Anubis (Anpu), Atum, Geb, Horace (Heru), Isis (Auset) Nephthys, Nut, Osiris (Ausar), RA, Set, Shu and Thot (Djehuty) . These include
most of the deities who make up the Ennead of Heliopolis.
Although the pyramid texts are not a collection of narrative,
they do contain numerous allusions to myths. They take up important themes in
Egyptian mythology such as the journey of the sun God and his solar bark. The
murder of the good God of Ausar and the violent conflict between Heru and Seth.
The
sacrificial lamb was a powerful symbol at the last super or pass over meal.
In
Christianity is represents Christ, the lamb of God who died for the sins of man.
the lamb represents Christ as both suffering
and triumphant; it is typically a sacrificial animal, and may also symbolize
gentleness, innocence, and purity.
In Judaism
it represents the sacrifice made to spare the lives of the Jews.
The Blood of
the lamb was spread on doorpost to protect them from the plague of Egypt.
The smiting
of the first born son.
When
depicted with the LION, the pair can mean a state of paradise. In addition, the
lamb symbolizes sweetness, forgiveness and meekness.
Air is a symbol of spiritual life, freedom, and purity air
is the primal element in most cosmology equated with the soul by many
philosophers.
Air shares much of
the symbolism of breath and wind. In terms of a spirit air is considered one of
the three great spirit forces in Inuit beliefs together with the sea spirit and
the moon spirit. It is known as weather or the intelligence the air spirit
lives far above the earth controlling rain, snow, weather, and sea. It is
inherently benevolent but is perceived of as threatening because of its
sensitivity to human misdeeds to which it responds by sending sickness, bad
weather and failure in hunting.
Kemetic Myth: Shu,
god of the Air.
He was called “the emptiness" or "he who rises
up" was one of the primordial Egyptian gods, spouse and brother to goddess
Tefnut, and one of the nine deities of the Ennead of the Heliopolis cosmogony.
He was the god of peace, lions, air, and wind.
Enlil, the Sumerian god of air, wind, breath, loft
is an ancient Mesopotamian god associated with wind, air, earth,
and storms. He is first attested as the chief deity of the Sumerian pantheon,
but he was later worshipped by the Akkadians, Babylonians, Assyrians, and
Hurrians.
Stribog is the name of the Slavic god of winds, sky and air.
The Norse God King Odin, was also considered a god of the air/breath.
Persian Zoroastarian Vata is the god of atmosphere/air.
A name in
Christianity for the devil the embodiment of evil and discord. It is first
mentioned in the Book of Isiah where condemnation to hell of the King of Babylon
of compared the fall of Lucifer, the morning star.
Lucifer is
the name of various mythological and religious figures associated with the
planet Venus.
Due to the
unique movements and discontinuous appearances of Venus in the sky, mythology
surrounding these figures often involved a fall from the heavens to earth or
the underworld.
Christian
tradition of apply the name Lucifer, and its associated stories of a fall from
heaven, to Satan.
Generally
translates the term in the relevant Bible passage (Isaiah 14:12) as
"morning star" or "shining one" rather than as a proper
name, "Lucifer”.
In the Book
of Luke the name is applied to Satan where it is said he was to have fallen
like lightning from heaven.
A similar
theme is present in the Babylonian myth of Ethana and Zu: Etana was led by his
pride to strive for the highest seat among the star-gods on the northern
mountain of the gods ... but was hurled down by the supreme ruler of the
Babylonian Olympus.
In Sumerian
Mythology the goddess Inanna, known for her rebellious nature, is associated
with Venus. She attempts and fails, to conquer both heaven and the underworld
on separate occasions.
In Canaanite
myth Attar who is the personification of the Morning Star attempted a coup
against the throne of Baal. After his defeated he descended to the underworld
to rule.
Certain
Gnostics sects view him as a divine figure who is the first born son of god.
In classical
Greek mythology, Lucifer ("light-bringer" in Latin) was the name of
the planet Venus, though it was often personified as a male figure bearing a
torch.
The Greek
name for this planet was variously Phosphoros (also meaning
"light-bringer") or Heosphoros (meaning "dawn-bringer").
The ibises are a group of long-legged wading birds, that
inhabit wetlands, forests, and plains.
The African sacred ibis was an object of religious
veneration in ancient Egypt, particularly associated with the deity Djehuty or
otherwise commonly referred to in Greek as Thoth. He is responsible for
writing, mathematics, measurement and time as well as the moon and magic.
In artworks of the
Late Period of Ancient Egypt, Thoth is popularly depicted as an ibis-headed man
in the act of writing.
The symbolism was perhaps based on the habits as an
inquisitive wading bird with a curving beak somewhat like a Crescent moon. Hundreds
of thousands of mummified Ibis have been discovered at Sakkara, near Memphis
the ancient capital of Egypt.
A monster in
Phoenician mythology. Known in Ugarit by the name Lotan.
Leviathan is
the female water entity, paired with the male land entity Behemoth.
It is
referenced in several books of the Hebrew Bible, including Psalms, the Book of
Job, the Book of Isaiah, and the Book of Amos; it is also mentioned in the
apocryphal Book of Enoch.
In the Old
Testament is it called the dragon of Chaos. And referred to as the crooked
serpent.
In general
it is a denizen of the sea, and hence is equated with the crocodile and the
whale.
In
apocalyptic literature and in Christianity, Leviathan figures as one of the
forms in which the devil manifest himself.
The
Leviathan of the Book of Job is a reflection of the older Canaanite Lotan, a
primeval monster defeated by the god Baal Hadad.
Parallels to
the role of Mesopotamian Tiamat defeated by Marduk have long been drawn in comparative
mythology.
As have been
wider comparisons to dragon and world serpent narratives such as Indra slaying
Vrtra or Thor slaying Jörmungandr.
The Book of
Enoch (60:7–9) describes Leviathan as a female monster dwelling in the watery
abyss (as Tiamat), while Behemoth is a male monster living in the desert of
Dunaydin ("east of Eden")
Blood a symbol of life force believed in many cultures to
contain a share of divine energy or more commonly the spirit of an individual
creature.
Blood had rain
bearing or fertilizing power according to some traditions as in near eastern
marriage ceremonies were the bride stepped over the sprinkle blood of a sheep.
the oldest ancient deity who consumed blood was probably
Lilith. She is also described as the first demon, or a female spirit which
exemplified all of the darkest attributes of the world.
Persian folklore also speaks of some spirits who consumed
blood. The most famous of these was Estries. She was a demon - specifically a
shapeshifter.
Usually she was
believed to have appeared as a beautiful woman who looked for men to drink
their blood. , She was also well-known in Jewish legends.
In order to strengthen the Tree God Pemba, the Bambara of
West Africa sacrificed blood to it, and
in some myths it is called the Blood Tree.
Bull's blood was used
for it suppose that magical power in the Roman rites of Mithras and Cybele.
With the same symbolism of the life force blood is sometimes still drunk at
Mexican bull fights.
From Hindu Beliefs – Kali as depict as a fearsome creature with her tongue lolling
out, having deep reddish eyes, filling the regions of the sky with her roars,
falling upon impetuously and slaughtering the great asuras in that army, she
devoured those hordes of the foes of the devas.''
At the height of the Aztec empire the blood of thousands of
victims a year will spill to reinvigorate the sun.
They believed the gods sacrificed their own blood to create
the universe, so in turn, the Aztecs offered blood to the Gods as a sort of
reciprocal exchange and gift for their creations (Pendragon 2). Furthermore,
the supply of ritual blood was believed to maintain plentiful fertile crops and
aid in the continuation of the Aztec world.
If blood was not sacrificed to the gods, the humans believed
they would be punished and endure excessive pain “more violent than any man
could ever do”
In ancient Greece, the disciples of Hecate the Goddess of
Magic, performed blood rituals to enhance the power of their goddess
The mingling of blood is a Symbol of union in many
traditions and can mark a seal or a covenant. In Roman Catholic doctrine Christ
blood is present in the trans substantial wine of the Euchrarist.
A common blood ritual is the blood brother ritual, which
started in ancient Europe and Asia. Two or more people, typically male,
intermingle their blood in some way.
Blood sacrifice is sometimes considered by the practitioners
of prayer, ritual magic, and spell casting to intensify the power of such
activities. The Native American Sun Dance is usually accompanied by blood
sacrifice
Some blood rituals involve two or more parties cutting
themselves or each other followed by the consumption of blood. The participants
may regard the release or consumption of blood as producing energy useful as a
sexual, healing, or mental stimulus.
The great potency of blood has been utilized through
sacrifice for a number of purposes—e.g., earth fertility, purification, and
expiation.
Buddhism forbids all blood sacrifices
The gods demanding blood sacrifice are most commonly
described as “fierce, violent and ‘hot’” (Fuller The gods who fall under this
category are dark forms such as Durga, Kali, and village goddesses, such as
Sitala Mata, Mariyamman, Bhairava and Narasimha.
Pantheon/ Culture: Dahomey of
West Africa, Haitian Vodou
Gender: Male
Category: God/Loa
Celebration day: November 1
Known Aliases: Papa Legba
Associated: speech, communication
Legba a celestial trickster
in the Dahomey of West Africa to whom mankind owes the art of prognostication
and the interpretation of oracles.
His sacred animal is the dog which he uses as
a Messenger.
He stands at a spiritual
crossroads and gives (or denies) permission to speak with the gods, and is
believed to speak all human languages. ... Legba facilitates communication,
speech, and understanding.
Legba is also the god of
travel, opportunity, and luck.
The rat is Legba's sacred
animal and his colors are black red and white. His honor day is November 1st,
when bonfires are lit in his honor. Besides that he has feast days on March
18th, 19th or 20th and June 29th.
The moon deity of the Hurrian
in ancient Asia minor corresponding to the Hattic moon God Kasku. His sacred
numbers 30 corresponding to the lunar month of 30 days. In one myth the moon
God is pursued by the weather God but the goddess of healing comes to his aid.
An Aztec rain God whose
dwelling was to be in the partly in the cloud capped mountains and partly in
the Springs and lakes.
As he often conceals himself behind a dark
storm cloud he is portrayed in manuscripts as black of body with a painted face.
In his hand he carries a
staff which is the symbol of lightning it may be too or may have snakes
entwined around it.
Those who were drowned or struck
by lightning and those who have leprosy are admitted into the kingdom of Tlalocland
where they will never again suffer.
He was widely worshipped as a
beneficent giver of life and sustenance. However, he was also feared for his
ability to send hail, thunder, and lightning, and for being the lord of the
powerful element of water.
Tlaloc is also associated with caves, springs,
and mountains, most specifically the sacred mountain in which he was believed
to reside. His animal forms include herons and water-dwelling creatures such as
amphibians, snails, and possibly sea creatures, particularly shellfish.
Pele is a Hawaiian word for
volcanoes and the magma that flows from these volcanoes.
Pele volcano goddess in
Hawaiian mythology known for being unpredictable and liable for sudden
outbursts of anger. Traditionally she came from Tahiti expelled by her divine
brothers who could no longer put up with her insubordination.
She makes her way to Hawaii
and settles there.
In other myths she is the
creator of the Hawaiian Islands and this her epitaph “She who creates the sacred
lands.”
Pele is also called Hina ai malama
which means “She know who eats the moon” It is possible that she is the
Hawaiian form of the common Polynesian moon God Hina an both goddesses are also
in control of lightning.
she is a well-known deity
within Hawaiian mythology and is notable for her contemporary presence and
cultural influence as an enduring figure from ancient Hawaii.
Known
Aliases: King of Kings, The Father, King of Heaven
Associated:
Lightening, sky, weather
Classification:
Patron God
Period
of Worship:3500 B.C.E-Current
Discipline:
E Particle
Height:
unconfirmed
Weight:
unconfirmed
Hair:
Brown (variable)
Eyes:
Green
Unusual
Features:
Occupation:
Ruler
Martial
Status: Married
Known
Affiliations: The Greek Gods
Known
Relatives: Kronos (father), Hera (wife), Herkules (son)
Strength
Class: 10
Weapons:
the thunderbolt
Accessories
History:
in ancient Greek religion, chief deity of the pantheon, a sky and weather god
who was identical with the Roman god Jupiter (q.v.). Zeus was regarded as the
sender of thunder and lightning, rain, and winds, and his traditional weapon
was the thunderbolt. He was called the father (i.e., the ruler and protector)
of both gods and men.
According
to a Cretan myth that was later adopted by the Greeks, Cronus, king of the
Titans, upon learning that one of his children was fated to dethrone him,
swallowed his children as soon as they were born. But Rhea, his wife, saved the
infant Zeus by substituting a stone wrapped in swaddling clothes for Cronus to
swallow and hiding Zeus in a cave on Crete.
There he was nursed by the nymph (or female goat) Amalthaea and guarded by the
Curetes (young warriors), who clashed their weapons to disguise the baby's
cries. After Zeus grew to manhood he led a revolt against the Titans and
succeeded in dethroning Cronus, perhaps with the assistance of his brothers
Hades and Poseidon, with whom he then divided dominion over the world.
As
ruler of heaven Zeus led the gods to victory against the Giants (offspring of
Gaea and Tartarus) and successfully crushed several revolts against him by his
fellow gods. According to the Greek poet Homer, heaven was located on the
summit of Olympus, the highest mountain in Greece and the logical home for a
weather god. The other members of the pantheon resided there with Zeus and were
subject to his will. From his exalted position atop Mount Olympus Zeus was
thought to omnisciently observe the affairs of men, seeing everything,
governing all, and rewarding good conduct and punishing evil. Besides
dispensing justice, Zeus was the protector of cities, the home, property,
strangers, guests, and supplicants.
Zeus
was well known for his amorousness—a source of perpetual discord with his wife,
Hera—and he had many love affairs with both mortal and immortal women. In order
to achieve his amorous designs, Zeus frequently assumed animal forms, such as
that of a cuckoo when he ravished Hera, a swan when he ravished Leda, or a bull
when he carried off Europa. Notable among his offspring were the twins Apollo
and Artemis, by the Titaness Leto; Helen and the Dioscuri, by Leda of Sparta;
Persephone, by the goddess Demeter; Athena, born from his head after he had
swallowed the Titaness Metis; Hephaestus, Hebe, Ares, and Eileithyia, by his
wife, Hera; Dionysus, by the goddess Semele; and many others.
Though
regarded by Greek religionists everywhere as omnipotent and the head of the
pantheon, Zeus's very universality tended to reduce his importance compared to
that of powerful local divinities like Athena and Hera. Although statues of
Zeus Herkeios (Guardian of the House) and altars of Zeus Xenios (Hospitable)
graced the forecourts of houses, and though his mountaintop shrines were
visited by pilgrims, Zeus did not have a temple at Athens
until the late 6th century BC, and even his temple at Olympia postdated that of Hera.
In
art Zeus was represented as a bearded, dignified, and mature man of stalwart
build; his most prominent symbols were the thunderbolt and the eagle.
In
the Prose Edda, the giantess Angrboda is described as a witch living east of
Midgard, the world of men, in a forest called Ironwood.
The
giantess Angrboda, ‘the bringer of grief’ is described as having reddish hair,
the colour of dried blood, and a muscular physique. Unsurprisingly she was also
described as a fearsome she-warrior chieftain and a shapeshifter, able to take
the form of a wolf.
She
was also have been the leader of a wolf clan, and she is the mother of many of
the wolves in her clan.
The
first, with Loki was the great wolf Fenrir, who is destined to kill and devour
Odin himself during Ragnarok, the Norse apocalypse.
The
second child with Loki, was the serpent Jormungandr, also known as the Midgard
serpent.
The
final child of Loki and the giantess of grief was Hel, a giantess herself. Hel
was said to have been half-giant, and half monster, with the bones on one half
of her body completely exposed.
Bemba is the creator god of
the Bambara in West Africa.
According to legend, in the
beginning there was nothing but the emptiness of the void. The universe began
from a single point of sound—the sound Yo. Everything—including human consciousness—came
from this root sound. Yo—the primeval creative spirit—created the structure of
the heavens, the Earth, and all living and nonliving things
From this came Farom he water
spirit, Teliko the Air Spirit and Pemba the Creator Spirit. Pemba created the
Earth.
Yo lowered him down to Earth
and as he drew closer, a great Tree grew out of him.
The humans who lived on Earth
took refuge under that tree. This became their sanctuary.
But there were very few
humans, So the divine tree would couple with human women to infused them with
life to create more humans.
He was tireless in his work and
efforts.
In order to strength the tree
people sacrificed blood to it, and in some myths it is called the Blood Tree.
Pemba is still venerated for
his association with fertility, and those seeking his blessings should leave
Red Wine as offering.
Known Aliases: The
Creator, King of Kings, The God King, Merodach (Hebrew), Amar-utuk (meaning
calf of the sun god)
Associated: Sun
Classification:
Patron God
Period
of Worship:3500
B.C.E-2000 B.C.E
Discipline:
E Particle
Hair:
Brown/Black
Eyes:
Green
Occupation:
King
Martial
Status: Married
Known
Affiliations: The Ruling Party
Known
Relatives: Sarpanitu (wife) , Nabu (son)
Strength
Class: 9
History:
Marduk became the king of the gods when he defeated the mad god Tiamat and his
vast army (see War Bringers). He ruled as a wise and just king and became the
god of wisdom and healing.
Marduk
was the patron god of Babylon, the Babylonian king of the gods, who presided
over justice, compassion, healing, regeneration, magic, and fairness, although
he is also sometimes referenced as a storm god and agricultural deity.
Marduk
is still worshipped in small numbers throughout the world.
Super
Human Abilities: Frigg possesses several superhuman abilities based on her
highly evolved physiology. He is immune to disease and to regenerate damaged
tissue making her virtually immortal.
Special
Skills: Frigg has been trained in the ways of the Valkyrie, she is proficient
in the use of bladed weapons, long spear, and fighting staff.
Accessories
History:
Primarily worshipped in what is now southern Germany. She is the wife of the All Father Odin. Her principle duties
include the protection of life and motherhood, she traditionally takes up arms
when Odin retires for the "Odin Sleep". She stand protectively at his
side, sworn to defend the vulnerable king at all cost.
Frigg
mothered Thor and Loki, as well as her own son Baldr. It was she who solicited
a pledge to never bring harm to Baldr from all living things.
The
Historian Paulus Diaconus mentions the goddess as the patroness of the Lombards.
Th’uban
is said to be a fire breathing dragon demon in Islamic literature. It is known
to by the Arab name Tinnin.
At
times it is described as a dragon with a single head and 7 horns. In other
myths the dragon has seven heads each possessing a keen intellect and are able
to speak all languages.
This
ancient creature is linked to the Th’uban star constellation as its origin and
the dragon may represent an ancient Patheon linked to Naga mythology
In
ancient Kemetic beliefs Thuban is designated as Alpha Draconis, a star (or star
system) in the constellation of Draco. it is historically significant as having
been the north pole star from the 4th to 2nd millennium BCE.
from
the old Saxon thunar which would be translated by some to Donar his German name.
Thor
is a hammer-wielding god associated with lightning, thunder, storms, sacred
groves and trees, strength, the protection of mankind and also hallowing and
fertility.
He
is a member of the race of Aesir who come to us from the Taurus star system specifically
the Asagar star.
He
is the son of Odin who was seen as the all father and King of the Asgardians as
well as Jorde who was the personification of the earth spirit.
He
possesses several enchanted weapons including a Golden chariot drawn by two
massive goats. The giant goats who drew Thor’s chariot were called Tanngniost
and Tanngrisnir. Toothgnasher and Toothgrinder
They
could regenerate overnight after being killed and eaten by Thor, so long as
their bones remained undamaged.
And
a belt, called Megingjörd which doubles his strength.
His
throwing hammer named Mjolnir that always hits his mark and always returns to
his hand.
In
the edda he is described as the strongest of all the gods whom he protects
along with humans against the ever-present threat of Giants.
At
Ragnarök which is the Twilight of the gods he slays the Midgard serpent but
himself dies as a result the poisons inflicted on him by the serpent.
In
mythology it was Thor who men turned to for help in marriage as well as his
protection for herds and crops. His
sacred tree was the Oak . And the Romans took him as an equivalent to Hercules
or Jupiter. The 4th day of the week is named for this duty
In
Greek mythology Theia is one of the Titans, who were the Children of Uranus and
the Sky God and Gaia the Earth Spirit.
She
is the Titaness of sight and by extension the goddess who endowed gold, silver
and gems with their brilliance and intrinsic value.
After
the Cronus lead rebellion Theia married her brother Hyperion who is a solar
deity.
They
had three children, Helios who was a sun god.
Selene
a moon deity and Eos who was goddess of the dawn.
"Mother
of the Sun, Theia of many names, for your sake men honor gold as more powerful
than anything else; and through the value you bestow on them, o queen, ships
contending on the sea and yoked teams of horses in swift-whirling contests
become marvels."
Verbti which means the
blind one, and a god of fire and the north wind in Albanian Folk Lore and Myth.
Hates uncleanliness and bad ways of speaking and his fire is said to cleanse both.
Venerated as a weather
and storm god in Albanian mythology and folklore, who causes hailstorms and
controls fire, water, and the northern wind which fans the flames of fire.
Also known as Shën Verbti or Rmoria, he was
worshiped in northern Albania until recent times. In Albanian mythology.
As Christianity spread
across the region he was turned into a fire demon and it was said that any who
would invoke his blessings would go blind.
