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Berchta: The German Iron-Nosed Goddess-Turned-Hag

n German folklore, Berchta stands out as a figure both feared and revered. Known as an ugly hag with supernatural attributes, Berchta’s tale is that…

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Posted in Ancient Rome

Understanding the Meaning of Magna Mater and the Goddess Cybele

The term “Magna Mater,” which translates to “Great Mother” in Latin, has both historical and mythological significance, and was a significant aspect of ancient Roman…

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Posted in Ancient Greece

The Worship of Hera, Queen of the Gods

Hera, the Greek goddess of marriage, women, childbirth, and family, was one of the most important and widely worshipped deities in ancient Greek religion. She…

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Posted in Ancient Greece

Who Were the Three Fates in Greek Mythology

In ancient Greek mythology, it was believed that every person’s destiny was determined by three mysterious sister goddesses known as the Three Fates. Clotho, Lachesis,…

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Posted in Spiritualism Symbols Witchcraft

Corn Dollies: Harvest, Fertility, and Goddess Worship

The ancient tradition of creating corn dollies offers a unique window into our ancestral past. These female figures, carefully crafted from the final sheaf of…

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Posted in Ancient Greece

How the Ancient Greeks worshiped Artemis

Artemis was one of the most widely worshipped goddesses in the ancient Greek world. She was the daughter of Zeus and Leto, and the twin…

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