An Introduction to the Gods & Goddesses
Use Them in Your Day-To-Day Magic
By Yvonne M. Glasgow, published Oct 08, 2007
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Goddesses & Gods of Love
Gods and Goddesses of love are the ones that can mend your broken heart or help you find love. Use them in your love magic, but be careful, love spells have a tendency to backfire if not used correctly.
Goddesses: Aphrodite (Greek), Venus (Roman), Freya (Scandinavian), and Shakti (Indian).
Gods:Eros (Greek) and Amor (Roman).
Goddesses & Gods of Wisdom
We all wish for wisdom in certain areas in our lives, ask these Gods and Goddesses for help when you are seeking wisdom and they will surely guide you in the right direction.
Goddesses: Athena (Greek) and Minerva (Roman).
Gods: Ganesha (Indian), Hermes (Greek), Thoth (Egyptian), and Ogun (Voudoo).
Goddesses & Gods of Magic
When enhancing your magical abilities it is wise to call up one of the following Gods and/or Goddesses.
Goddesses: Hecate (Greek), Cerridwen (Celtic), and Diana (Roman).
God:Osiris (Egyptian).
Goddesses & Gods of Healing
For healing yourself or your loved ones and friends you will want to call on the Gods and Goddesses listed below.
Goddesses: Brigid (Celtic), Isis (Egyptian), Hera (Greek), and Kuan Yin (Chinese).
God:Apollo (Greek)
Goddesses & Gods of Creation
When learning the mythology of different cultures and religions you will want to know each of their stories of creation, this is where the creation Gods come in.
Goddesses: Hathor (Egypt), Spider-Woman (Native American), and Ishtar (Babylonian).
Gods:Zeus (Greek) and Jupiter (Roman).
Warrior Goddesses & Gods
Those who hunt or are going off to war may want to keep the following Gods and Goddesses in their thoughts for they are the warriors and are great for protection in the field.
Goddesses: Kali (Indian), Sekmet (Egyptian), and Morrigan (Celtic).
Gods:Ares (Greek), Mars (Roman).
Goddesses & Gods of Fertility
An Introduction to the Gods & Goddesses
Statue of Jesus Christ, son of the Christian creation God.
Credit: Yvonne Glasgow
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