Maan-emo: Finland An earth goddess. She presides over the fertility of women. Ma'at: Egypt Keywords and Symbols: Feather, freedom, new beginnings, justice, morality, organization, promises, Universal Law. Goddess of truth, justice, harmony, balance, the underworld and the order of the universe. Ultimate representation of fairness, justice and truth. Assists us by overseeing legal matters, hearings, promises, and oaths to ensure harmony and honesty. Mabon: Celtic AKA: Apollo The Son of Light. Hunter God. God of liberation, harmony, music and unity. Mac Da Tho: Irish God of the otherworld. Macha: Irish Keywords and Symbols: Crow AKA: Lunasa, Mania, Mana, Mene, Minne. One of the Morrigan. Goddess of cunning, death, sheer physical force, war. Protectoress in both battle and peace. Crone aspect of the Triple Goddess. Macuilxochitl: Aztec God of music and dance, of games, gambling and feasting. Madb: Irish Goddess of war. Madder-Akka: Lapland Creator goddess. Maeve: Celtic AKA: Medb Goddess of Earth fertility. Maeve rides in a wheeled chariot, always in a sunwise direction. Celtic War Goddess. Magna Mater: Roman Keywords and Symbols: Doves AKA: Cybele, Rhea. Great Mother. Mahesvari: India Keywords and Symbols: Protection, overcoming, prayer. masks, drum, prayer wheel. AKA: Lakshimi Epic mother-goddess figure in the Hindu pantheon. She'll hear your prayers for assistance in risky, threatening or seemingly impossible situations and when your back's to the wall she'll open a doorway for a clever, smooth exit. Mahiuki: Polynesia Goddess of fire and earthquakes. Maia: Greek Keywords and Symbols: Beltane, Earth, white, green, black, red, birds, renewal, rose, musk, vanilla, hawthorn, emerald, jade, Maypole, dancing, singing, loving. AKA: Maius, Creiddylad. Goddess of spring and rebirth. Queen of May. Patron of mothers and nurses. Invoke Maia for fertility blessings and seasonal rites. Maiesta: Goddess of honor and reverence. Makosh: Slavic Goddess of earth and fertility. Maja: Sioux Earth mother. Ma-Ku: China Goddess of springtime. Malinalxochi: Aztec A sorceress with special powers over scorpions, snakes and other stinging, biting insects of the desert. Mallina: Inuit The sun goddess. Mam: Maya Earthquake God. The rain god. Mama Cocha: Inca Mother Sea. Goddess of the rain and the wind. Goddess of fishing. Mama Quilla: Inca Mother Moon. Moon Goddess. Goddess and protectress of married women, the calender, religious festivals. Mana: Goddess who presides over infants that die at birth. Manannan Mac Lir: Ireland, Wales AKA: Manawydan ap Llyr. God of the sea, magic, navigators, commerce, storms, rebirth, weather. Manasha: Hindu Goddess of snakes. Manco Capac: Inca Sun God. God of magick. Mang Shen: China God of agriculture. Mania: Goddess of the dead. Guardian of the Underworld. Mani'to: Lenape The Great Spirit. Mao Meng: China God of the planets Jupiter and Mercury. Maponos: Celtic God of youth. Marduk: Babylonian The fertility god and the lord of all the gods. The supreme god. God of thunderstorms. God of light and life. Ruler of destinies. Guardian of the Law. Great Sorcerer. The Great Healer. God of spring and sunlight, and of herbs and trees. Marinette: Haiti An earth goddess. Mare: Irish AKA: Epona Horse Goddess. Bringer of dreams. Margawse: Wales / Britain A Mother Goddess. Marici: Japan The goddess of dawn. Marie-aimée: Martinique Goddess of disease. Marina: Slavic Goddess of the moon. Marjatta: Finland A virgin goddess who conceives a son after swallowing a cranberry. Marruni: Melanesia God of earthquakes. Mars: Roman AKA: Ares God of war. Marzana: Poland Goddess of winter. Masauwu: Hopi God of war, death and the night. Masaya: Maya Goddess of volcanoes and divination. Master of Winds: Iroquois God of the winds. Matariki: Hawaii Keywords and Symbols: Stars, harvest, peace, the number seven. Encourages peacefulness and harmony. Matergabiae: Lithuania Household goddess. Math ap Mathonwy: Wales God of sorcery. Matres: Celtic Mother Goddess. Matrona: This is Juno when worshipped as a protector of women from birth to death. Matronae: Three Mother Goddess of fertility. The are lovers of peace, tranquility and children. Mat Syra Zemlya: Slavonic The earth goddess. Matuta: Goddess of the dawn. Patroness of newborn babes. Goddess of seas and harbors. Mawu-Lisa: The great god and goddess of the sun and moon. Lisa is the sun and Mawu is the moon. Medb: AKA: Maeve A goddess of war. Medeine: Lithuania God of the forests. Meditrina: Roman Keywords and Symbols: Health, healing and empowered charms, wines and herbal preparations. Goddess of healing magic, wine and health. Medusa: African Keywords and Symbols: Frangipani, throat chakra, tea rose, serpent energy, lilac, golden wings, lily of the valley, lapis lazuli, aquamarine, blood{particularly menstrual blood, turquoise. A moon goddess. Archetypal amazon warrior. Attributes of focus, communication and creative expression. Her facial expression of rage should remind us to unfreeze our anger and frustration and release it from our bodies. Mefitis: Goddess and personification of the poisonous vapors of the earth. Mellona: Honey Goddess. Goddess who protects the bees. Melu: Philippines The creation god of the Bagobo (Bagopo) people. Mena: Goddess of menstruation. Menahka: Sun god. Menahka: Mandan Sun god. Meni: Phoenicia God of luck, both good and bad. Mens: A mother/guardian goddess. Goddess of mind and consciousness. Mentu: AKA: Month, Montu. The principal god of Thebes. Primarily a war god. Menu: Baltic AKA: Menulis The moon god. Mephitis: Goddess of noxious vapors. She protects her followers from poisonous gasses. Mercury {Mercurius}: Roman AKA: Hermes God of trade, Merchants and communications. Merlin: Wales / Britain AKA: Merddin, Myrddin God of all forms of magic and prophecy, healing, illusion, the arts. Originally an ancient Welsh Druid. Merodach: Babylonia A sun god. Messia: Goddess of agriculture. Messor: God of agriculture. Meshkent: Egypt Goddess of birth. Metsarhatija: Finland A forest goddess. Metztli: Aztec Moon God. Mexitl: God of war and storms. Miao Hu: China A god of agriculture. Mictecacihuatl: Aztec Goddess who helped govern the nine layers of the underworld and its nine rivers. Mictlantecuhtli: Aztec Lord of the realm of the dead. Creator and ruler of the underworld. Mielikki: Finnish Keywords and Symbols: Change, providence, bear, grain, woodland plants. Goddess of game, hunting, and the forest. Goddess of abundant grain. Goddess of Faerie. Mistress of the Woodland. Protectress of all that lives and walks within the forests. Min: Egypt AKA: Pan, Amen, Menu, Amsu. Fertility god and protector of the mines in the Eastern desert. God of virility. Minerva: Roman Keywords and Symbols: Owl, needlework. AKA: Athena Goddess of crafts, war, learning, meditation, inventiveness, accomplishments, the arts, spinning and weaving, and commerce, agriculture, navigation and wisdom. Ming Shang: China God of the eyes. Minis: Egypt AKA: Horus God of fertility. Protector of roads and travellers. Minne: Germany Keywords and Symbols: Protection, love, luck, devotion, unity, linden tree, cup, beer. Goddess of love and fertility. Mir-Susne-Khum: Siberia The sun god. Miseria: Goddess of poverty. Mixcoatl: Aztec Star God. God of the hunt and war. God of the polar star. God of the underworld. Mlakukh: Etruscan love goddess. Mo: Keywords and Symbols: Ostrich feathers. Sometimes the god, sometimes the goddess, of Truth and Justice. Modron: Wales Divine Mother. Moerae: Goddess of right and reason. Moeuhane: Hawaii God of dreams. Mog Ruith: Celtic / Irish God of the Sun. Molae: The Goddesses who presided over mills. Momus: Ancient god of jeering. Moneta: Goddess of prosperity and finances. Monju-Bosatsu: Japan God of education. Month: AKA: Mentu, Men Thu The principal god of Thebes. Morgan LeFay: Welsh AKA: Morrigan, Morgana Fata. Goddess of Death, Fate, the Sea and Curses. Queen of the Fae Known for her healing powers, knowledge of healing plants and prophetic vision. She represents that deep place of healing magic within each of us. Morgay: Scottish, Anglo-Celtic A harvest Goddess. Morning Star: Pawnee A soldier god. Morpheus: Greek God of Dreams. Morrigan, The: Pan-Celtic AKA: Morrigu, Morrigu, Morrighan, Morgan. Moon Goddess. Great Queen and Mother. A war goddess. Goddess of Revenge, night, magic, prophecy, lust, battle, strife, and fertility. Queen of Fairies and Phantoms. Goddess of rivers, lakes and fresh water. Patroness of priestesses and witches. Crone aspects of the Triple Goddess. In her dark aspect she is a goddess of war, fate and death and her symbols are ravens and crows. Mors: God of death. Morta: Goddess of death. Mot: God of death who rules the underworld. Mother of All Eagles: Native American Keywords and Symbols: Freedom, perspective, overcoming health, power, destiny, air element, movement, feathers (not Eagle -- they are illegal to possess). Represents healing and symbolizes comprehension, coming to a place of joyfully accepting our personal power over destiny. Möûll: Scandinavia Goddess of snow and ice. Mulhalmoni: Korea Goddess of water. Muliebris: Protector of chastity and womanhood. Mulungu: East Africa The Supreme Being. Giver of Rain and Sunshine. He who brings the seasons. He who thunders. Munthukh: Etruscan goddess of health. Murigen: Irish Lake Goddess. The Muses See Nine Muses Mushdama: Mesopotamia God of architecture. Mut: Egypt AKA: Hera The nurturing force behind all things. Muta: Goddess of silence. Myesyats: Slavonic The moon deity. Mylitta: Babylonian Goddess of fertility.

Naamah: Canaan Goddess of sexuality. Nai-No-Kami: Japan God of earthquakes. Nairyosangha: Iran God of fire. Namtaru: Assyria God of plagues. Nanna: Sumerian The god of the moon. Nacon: Maya God of war. Naenia: Goddess of funerals. Nakawé: The earth goddess. Nammu: Goddess of the Sea. Namtaru: Assyria God of plagues. Nanabojo: Chippewa AKA: Winabojo The Trickster god. Nanahuatzin: Aztec God of courage and bravery. Nanan-Bouclou: Ewe The original god of the Ewe tribe, both male and female. In Haiti Nanan-Bouclou is the god of herbs and medicines. Nanautzin: Aztec God of disease. Nan-chi Hsien-weng: China God of longevity. Nanna: Sumerian The god of the moon. Nanook: Eskimo AKA: Nanuq The Bear god. Nanshe: Sumerian Keywords and Symbols: Water, specifically rivers and Diviner of the Gods. Nantosuelta: Gaul Protective Goddess. River Goddess . Goddess of nature and water. Nantosuetta: Celtic Fertility Goddess. Patroness of the Family. Goddess of the underworld and nature. Napi: Blackfoot Chief deity. Nascio: Goddess of childbirth. Protector of infants. Nastasija: Russia Goddess of sleep. Naum: Maya God who created mind and thought. Ndauthina: Fiji God of adultery, fire, and fishing. Nebo: Assyria The god of teaching and writing. Necessitas: Ananke Goddess of destiny. Negafok: Eskimo The cold weather spirit. Nehellenia / Nehalennia: Holland/Gaul Keywords and Symbols: Vegetation, dogs, the sea, apples. Goddess of the sea. Neit: Ireland God of battle. Neith: Keywords and Symbols: red crown, a shield with crossed arrows. AKA: Net, Neit, Athena. Goddess of the North of Egypt. Goddess of hunting, warfare, the living world, power and politics. Protector goddess who guarded coffins. Revered as a goddess of wisdom. Goddess of the Sky. Nejma: Morocco Keywords and Symbols: Protection, health, courage, organization, caverns, water. Nejma oversees all other health and healing spirits, organizing their efforts to ward off spring colds and other maladies. Nekhbet: Egypt Keywords and Symbols: A vulture. She is the personification of the White Crown of Upper Egypt. A vulture-goddess. Goddess of heaven. Sometimes related to the sun and other times the moon. Goddess of childbirth and motherhood. Guardian Goddess. Protectress and Mother of the king. Nelaima: Latvia Goddess of destiny. Nemausus: Gaul God associated with the Springs of Nimes. Nemesis: Greek AKA: adrasreia Goddess of Vengeance and punishment. Goddess of destiny and inevitability, the repayment of sin and crime. Nemestrinus: God of the woods. Nemetona: Celtic Goddess of sacred groves or shrines. Nephthys: Egypt AKA: Aphrodite, Nike. Goddess of the dead. Protector'-goddesses who guarded coffins. Neptune / Neptunis: Roman AKA: Poseidon. God of the sea. God of all the fresh water (from rivers, springs, etc.) and of equestrian accomplishments. Nereid: 50 sea goddesses, or nymphs, who sometimes mated with mortals. Nereus: Sea god. Nesaru: Arikara The Power Above. Ne Te-reere: Micronesia Goddess of trees. Nevinbimbaau: Melanesia Initiation goddess. Ngai: African High god. Creator and giver of all things. Ngendei: Fiji The creator and head god of all the original Fiji gods. God of good harvest. Niamh: Ireland AKA: possible form of Badb. Beauty and Brightness. She helped heroes at death. Nicneven: Keywords and Symbols: Protection, apple cidar, ghosts, divination, peace, Winter, pumpkins, gourds, halloween items. In Scotland, the crone goddess of Samhain. She governs the realms of magic and witchcraft. Represents the imminent onset of winter. Nidaba: Sumeria Goddess of writing. Nike: Greek AKA: Victoria Goddess of Victory. NIMUE: Welsh, Cornish AKA: Morgan Moon Goddess. Nina: Mesopotamia Keywords and Symbols: Health, cooperation, dreams, magic, meditation, lions, fish, serpent. Ancient mother goddess. Goddess of healing, herb magic, meditation, dream interpretation, and helping civilization when needed. The Nine Muses: Greek Goddesses of inspiration, learning, the arts and culture. Inspirers of poetry, music, and art. Calliope~~~Muse of writers~~~The Fair Voiced~~~Epic Poetry~~~Writing Tablet. Clio~~~Muse to historians~~~The Proclaimer~~~History~~~Scroll. Erato~~~Muse of love poetry~~~The Lovely~~~Love Poetry~~~Lyre. Euterpe~~~Muse of wind instruments~~~The Giver of Pleasure~~~Music~~~Flute. Melpomene~~~Muse of tragedys~~~The Songstress~~~Tragedy~~~Tragic Mask. Polyhymnia~~~Muse of actors and song writers~~~She of Many Hymns--Sacred Poetry~~~Pensive Look. Terpsichore~~~Muse of stringed instruments and dancing~~~The Whirler~~~Dancing~~~Dancing with Lyre. Thalia~~~Muse of comedy~~~The Flourishing~~~Comedy~~~Comic Mask. Urania~~~Muse to historians~~~The Heavenly~~~Astronomy~~~Celestial Globe. Ningrin: Sumerian Lady of Incantations. Ninhursag: Sumerian AKA: Nintu Creator of humans Goddess of the Earth and fertility. Ninsar: Sumeria Goddess of plants. Nintur: Babylonian Goddess of the womb. Ninurta: Sumerian The deity in charge of the violent and destructive south wind. Ninisina: Sumerian goddess. Lady of Isin, being the tutelary goddess of this city. The Great Healer/Doctor/Midwife of the Land. Great Goddess who assumed some of the functions of Inanna, including her martial aspects. Nirriti: Hindu Goddess of corruption, decay, and disease. Nishanu: American Indian The great sky god of the Arikara tribe (Plains Indians). Niskai: Western European Keywords and Symbols: Cycles, time, luck, home, success, a quarter; calendars; water Water goddess with a threefold nature, exemplifying the full movement of time's wheel from birth and maturity to death and rebirth. She instills in us a respect for each season and the ability to use time wisely so that all our goddess-centered efforts will be more successful. Niu Wang: China God of oxen. Nixi: Goddesses who were invoked by women in labor and who assisted in giving birth. Njord: Scandinavian AKA: Njöror God of the winds, Fire and the sea. Giver of wealth. In pagan days, oaths in law courts were sworn in his name. Patron of all riches. Brought good fortune to sailors and hunters. Invoked for prosperity. Nodens: Britain River God. God of healing. Nodutus: God who was held responsible for making the knots in the stalks of corn. Nohochacyum: Maya God of creation. No-Il Ja-Dae: Japan Goddess of the toilet. Nokomis: Algonquin Keywords and Symbols: Prosperity, luck, providence, golden items, corn Grandmother who supplies us with the earth's riches and gives nourishment to humankind in times of need. Nona: Goddess of pregnancy. Nortia: Etruscan Goddess of healing. The Norns: Norse The three goddesses of the destinies of both gods and men. Urd, the goddess of the past (fate), Verdandi, the goddess of the present (necessity) and Skuld, the goddess of the future (being). Norov: Russia Corn god. NORTH STAR: Pawnee A creator god. Nott: Norse The goddess of night. Notus: The South wind god. Nox: Goddess and personification of the night. Nuada: Irish/Celtic AKA: Neptune, Nudd. Ludd, Lud, Llaw, Ereint, Nodens. God of healing, the Sun, water, childbirth, harpers, youth, beauty, ocean, dogs, poetry and poets, writing, historians, sorcery, magic, weapons and warfare. Wealth-bringer. Nu-kua: China Goddess inventor of marriage. Numi-Tarem: Siberia The sky god. Nun: Egypt AKA: Nu God of Water and chaos. Nundina: Goddess of the ninth day, on which the newborn child received its name. Nungeena: Aborigine Keywords and Symbols: Restoration; creativity; beauty, birds or feathers; all artistic creations. Mother goddess that took on the task of restoring beauty to the world after an evil spirit destroyed it with insects. Call on her for assistance when you feel that a cherished project or goal has been ravaged similarly by malintent or negativity. Nuska: Son of sin. God of fire. God of light. God of civilization. Messenger of the gods. Nut / Nuit: Egypt Keywords and Symbols: Air, health, a pot, turquoise, musk, a star, wind, cow images. AKA: Rhea Goddess of the reincarnation, weather, sky, clouds, stars and heavens. Mother of the Gods. Nu Wa: China Goddess of those who arrange marriages. Nyame: Ashanti Supreme God of Heaven. Both the sun god and the moon goddess. Creator of the three realms {the sky, the earth and the underworld}. Nyx: Goddess of night. Nzambi: African Unapproachable god. Sovereign master.

Oba: Puerto Rico Water goddess. Obarator: God of ploughing. Obtala: West Indies / African Sky goddess. Goddess of Earth and people. Our Lady of Mercy. Obatala: The male god. Ocasta: Cherokee Equally good and evil. Ocasta created witches and drifted from village to village stirring up turmoil. Occator: God of harrowing. Oceanides: Forty sea nymphs of the ocean. Oceanus: Ancient god of the oceans, eventually displaced by Poseidon. Ochosi: Santería hunter Orisha. Ochu: West Indies Moon goddess. Ochumare: Puerto Rico Rainbow goddess. Ockabewis: Chippewa Messenger of the gods and teacher of mankind. Odin: Scandinavian Keywords and Symbols: spear, a wand and an arm-ring, Wednesdays, 2 ravens. AKA: Othinn, Woden, Wotan. Father of the Gods, as well as the God of death, strife, poetry, wisdom, magick, war, wit, and learning Invoke Odin for wisdom, occult knowledge and power, war, invisibility, guile, curses, revenge and healing. Odudua: African-American Keywords and Symbols: Black Items, family unity, black culture. She presides over all matters of fertility, love, and community. Oenghus: Irish AKA: Cupid God of fatal love. Ogdoad: Egypt Four gods and four goddesses who together personify the essence of the primordial chaos before the creation of the world. Oggún: African AKA: Ogún, Ogu, Oggzn Orisha of ironworking. Symbolizes human will. Oghma: Scottish, Irish God of communication, writing, and of poets. Ogma: Celtic AKA: Ogimios God of eloquence, genius, inspiration, language, magic, communication, music, physical strength, poets, writers. Ogmios: Celtic AKA: Ogma Patron god of scholars. Personification of eloquence and persuasiveness. God of poetry, genius, charm and incantation. Ogoun: Haiti Vodun god of war and fire. Ogyruan: Celtic God of bards. O-Kuni-Nushi: Japan God of medicine and sorcery. Olifat: Micronesia A trickster. Invented tattooing. Loves pranks {spoiling food, ruining fishing trips and seducing men's wives}. Olodumare: God of Heavens in the Yoruba and Kongo pantheons. Olokum: West Indies Goddess {in other areas of the islands a male deity} of the ocean depths. In Puerto Rico, Olokum is a hermaphrodite. Olosa: Puerto Rico Santería goddess of fishermen. Omacatl: Aztec God of feasts and joy. Omecihuatl: Aztec AKA: Omeciuatl. Creator Goddess. Ometecuhtli: Aztec AKA: Ometeoltloque. Ometecutli. Tloque Nahuaque. Citlatonac. Creator God. God of fire and the highest god of the Aztec pantheon. Lord of duality and of the unity of the opposites. Ometeotl: God of the near and close. The god above all. The being both male and female, light and dark, positive and negative, yes and no. Created all life and existence. Omoigane: Japan God of wisdom. Onerious: Greek God of dreams, Oniata: Iroquois Keywords and Symbols: Recreation, good sportsmanship, early-blooming flowers, snow. She embodies good sportsmanship and beauty. Onuris: Egypt: The divine huntsman. Oonagh: Irish Keywords and Symbols: Fairies, nature, devotion, relationships, all fairy plants, silver, dew. Queen of the Fairies. Goddess of magic. Opigena: Goddess of childbirth. Opochtli: Aztec God of fishing, hunting, and bird snaring. Ops: AKA: Opis, Rhea Goddess of the earth, fertility, abundance, harvest, wealth and success. Protector of everything connected to agriculture. Ora: Albania Guardian "angel" who accompanies each person from birth to death. Orbona: Goddess of children, especially orphans. Orcus: AKA: Hades God of death and the underworld. God of oaths and punisher of perjurers. Oro: Polynesia The war god. Orùnmila: AKA: Orula Identified with St. Francis of Assisi in Santería. Oshun / Osún: West Indies Keywords and Symbols: Tranquility, vanilla, almond, bergamot, carnelian, coral, agate, brown jaspar, blue calcite, aquamarine, copper, peacock, a cricket, pot of river water. AKA: Ikolé, Osún, Ochun, Inquices: Chola Wengue, Choya Wengue, Mama Chola, Shola, Mpungu Mama Wánga, Samba, Virgin Mary. Oshun teaches us to "go with the flow" of our instincts in order to find inner tranquility. Patroness of rivers and the bloodstream. Orisha of Love and Sensuality. Our Lady of Charity. She symbolizes human self-esteem. Orisha of opposites. Osún embodies the value of connectiveness. Osiris: Greek AKA: Asar God of re-birth, the moon, corn and other vegetation. God of the dead. A god of agriculture. God of the resurrection into eternal life. Ruler, protector, and judge of the deceased. God of the inundation. Ostara: Keywords and Symbols: Joy, birth, growth, fading, death, vanilla, oriental lily, bergamot, jasmine, rose, sage, carnelian, coral, agate, brown jaspar, amethyst, aquamarine, bloodstone, red jasper. Ostara turns sorrow to joy, adversity to prosperity and despair to renewed hope. Ot: Mongol Goddess of fire. Ourania: Mountain goddess of summer, especially mid-summer. The Queen of the winds and ruler of the night sky. Ove: Fiji Creator of the world. Oya: African Keywords and Symbols: Strength, plums, grapes and red wine, patchouli, sandalwood, geranium, garnet, bloodstone, tourmaline, smoky quartz, rainbows, root chakra. Mother of transformation. Patron of feminine leadership, female warrior Orisha of the wind. Oya embodies the value of change. Goddess of Storms, tempests, rain, tornadoes and wind. Goddess of the marketplace. Goddess of funeral processions and cemeteries. Invoke Oya for power, action, life and strength in your quest for leadership and authority but be prepared for the consequences, she has a passion and you may be thrown into her storms in order to gain her knowledge and lesson.

Pa: China Goddess of drought. Pa Cha: China Goddess of grasshoppers. Pachacamac: Inca Lord of the Earth. Supreme God. Earth God. God of the sun, arts, occupations and oracles. Pachamama: Inca Earth Mother. Pah: Pawnee Moon goddess who marries the sun. Creators of the first people. Pai Chung: China God of agriculture. Pai Liu-Fang: China God of the throat. Pai Yu: China God of guitars. Palato: Daughter of the north wind. Pales: Goddess of shepherds, flocks and the health and fertility of domestic animals. Pan: Greek Keywords and Symbols: Magick pipes, mountains, wild country. God who looked after shepherds and their flocks. The pasturer. Feeder of flocks. God of sacrificial fertility and male sexuality Nature God. Pana: Inuit She cares for the souls of the dead in heaven while they wait to be reincarnated. P'an-Chin-Lien: Chinese Goddess of brothels, prostitutes and sex. Pandora: Keywords and Symbols: Hope, prosperity, wishes, boxes. All-giver or sender of gifts. P'an Niang: China Goddess of vaccination. Pao Yuan-ch'uan: China God of the spleen. Papa: Hawaii Goddess of the Underworld. Parjanya: Hindu God of lightning and thunder. Parca: Goddess of birth. Partula: Goddess of birth. Parvarti: Hindu Keywords and Symbols: fertility, femininity, cleansing, devotion, lotus, elephant, dance. Goddess of women, faithful companionship and fertility. Pasht: Goddess of Virtue. Pashupati: Most ancient of the "horned gods". Patalena: Goddess who protects the blossoms. Patecatl: Aztec God of healing and fertility. Patella: An agriculture goddess. Patollo: Baltic War god. Gave and took away good fortune. Patrimpas: Lithuania God of agriculture and spring. Paurnamasi: Hindu Goddess of the full moon. Pautiwa: Hopi Sun god. Paventia: Goddess who protects children against sudden fright. Pax: Roman Keywords and Symbols: Peace, white items, corn, cornucopia, olive branch. AKA: Eirene, Pax Augusta Goddess of peace. Pecunia: Goddess who presides over money. Pekko: Finland God of barley. Pele: Hawaiian Keywords and Symbols: Vitality and psychic awareness, clover bark, citron, jasmin, amber, tiger eye, yellow jade. Volcano Goddess. Goddess of sorcery. Daughter of the earth. Pelonia: Goddess who is invoked to ward off enemies. Penates: Gods of the storeroom. Gods who presided over the welfare of the family. Peneus: A river god. Perchta: Germanic Keywords and Symbols: Pancakes AKA: Percha, Perchte White Goddess. Shining One. Bride of the Sun. Elf goddess. A sun goddess. Matron of spinning. Does not tolerate laziness or wastefulness. The last day of Yule is sacred to Perchta. Invoke Perchta for fertility, spinning, knot magic, and the fertility of cattle and sheep. Perkuno: Baltic AKA: Perkunas, Perkons, Perkonis. The thunder god. Persephone: Greek Keywords and Symbols: Empowerment, bat, narcissus, pomegranate, vanilla, almond, oriental lily, bergamot, carnelian, coral, agate, brown jaspar, pink. tourmaline. AKA: Kore Goddess of the underworld. She gives us the division of the seasons, the sweetness of Spring and the bitterness of Winter. Goddess of the soul. Goddess of a dark, uncomfortable wisdom. Goddess of dark and frightening power. Goddess of Fertility and Nature. Pertunda: Goddess who presides over the newlyweds' first sexual intercourse. Perun: Slavic Keywords and Symbols: Oak trees. AKA: Piórun God of thunder and lightning. God of war Chief of the pagan gods. Phaedra: A minor goddess of the moon, barley, myrtle, rain-making and the death of kings. Phan Ku: China Creator who formed the mountains, valleys, rivers and oceans. Pheme: Goddess of fame. Philyra: Shape-shifter. Goddess of beauty, perfume, healing, writing and divination. Phoebe: Goddess of waxing and waning cycles. Ruler of cloven-hoofed animals. Phoebus: God of enlightenment. Phra Naret: Thailand Keywords and Symbols: Water, wishes, abundance, wealth, prosperity, beauty, luck, candles, boats. Goddess of good fortune, prosperity, and beauty. Phyllis: Goddess of spring, trees, wisdom, women's secrets and the genetic knowledge contained in seeds. P'i Chia-Ma: China God of the ribs. Picumnus: God of growth and the fertility of the fields. Patron of matrimony and infants at birth. Picus: God of agriculture and prophecy. Pien Ho: China God of jewellers. Pietas: Goddess and personification of feelings of duty towards the gods, the state and one's family and of justice. Pikuolis: Lithuania God of death and the Underworld. Pilnytis: Lithuania God of wealth. Piluitus: Latvia Fertility god. Pinga: Inuit She takes the souls of the dead to heaven, and gives them to the care of Pana. Pitho: Goddess of persuasion. Pluto: Roman God of the Underworld and the Dead. Poena: Goddess of punishment. Polymnia: Muse of song and oratory. Pomona: Roman Goddess of fruit and fertility. Porevit: God ruling over summer. Portunes: see Potunus Porus: God of plenty. Postverta: Goddess of the past. Potina: Goddess associated with the first drink of children or children's potions. Poseidon: Greek Keywords and Symbols: Marine life, white horse, bulls. AKA: Neptune God of the Sea. God of earthquakes and storms. God of vegetation. God of horses. Poshjo-akka: Scandinavia Goddess of the hunt. Potrimpo: Baltic God of fertility. Potunus: Roman AKA: Portunes God of ports, harbors, keys, doors and domestic animals. Po Yan Dari: Cambodia Goddess of disease. Prajapati: India Father of gods and demons. Master of created beings. Protector of those who procreate. Prithivi: Hindu Goddess of the earth. Priapus: God of fertility in nature. Promitor: God associated with the bringing out of the harvest from the barns. Prorsa Postverta: Goddess who was called upon by women in labor. Proserpina: AKA: Persephone, Proserpine, Libera, Libitina. Grain Maiden. Goddess of corn, the seasons, and the Underworld, rest, the winter, the survivor, overcoming obstacles. Providentia: Goddess of forethought. Psyche: Roman Personification of the passion of love. Ptah: Egypt AKA: Hephaestus, Ptah-seker-ausar. Creator-god. Patron god of craftsmen. Pudicitia: Goddess of modesty and chastity. Puskaitis: Lithuania God of fruit. Puta: Goddesses who watches over the pruning of vines and trees. Pwyll: Wales AKA: Pwyll pen Annwn God of cunning and virture.

Qaholom: Maya God of the sky. Qakma: The first woman. Qat: Polynesia Creator god. Qebehsenuf: AKA: Kabexnuf, Qebsneuef, Qebsnewef One of the Four Sons of Horus. He was the protector of the intestines of the deceased. Protected by the goddess Selket. Qetesh: Egypt Goddess of love and beauty. Quan Yin: AKA: Kuan Yin Mother/protectress Goddess. Quat: Melanesia Sun god. Quetzalcoatl: Aztec AKA: Ehecatl, Huitzilopotchli Feathered Snake. Morning Star. Great Priest. Master of life. Creator sky-god and wise legislator. God of the wind as well as a water-god and fertility-god. God of the sea breeze, civilization, the arts, metallurgy, fate. God of vegetation, earth and water. Quirinus: God of war. Quiritis: Sabine goddess of motherhood. Quootis-hooi: Chinook A creator goddess.

Ra: Egypt AKA: Re God of the sun Leader of the gods. Ragno: Hopi Creator of life. Raiden: Japan God of thunder. Raluvhimba: African God of the Heavens. Rama: Hero God. Preserver of Families. Destroyer of Evil. Ran: Scandinavian Goddess of the sea and storms. Ruler of the realm of the dead. Rana Nedia: Lapland Goddess of spring.Her sacred object is the spinning wheel. Rati: Hindu / Bali Goddess of love and sexual passions. Rati-mbati-ndua: Fiji The god of hell. Ratri: Hindu/Vedic Goddess of the night. Ratu-Mai-Mbula: Fiji God of fertility. Rauni: Finland She had intercourse with the thunder god, Ukko, and from this union came all the plants of earth. Rederator: God of the second ploughing. Rennenet: Egypt Keywords and Symbols: Lion, serpent. Goddess of Birth. Goddess who created the desire by babies to suckle their mother's breast. Rennenet granted a child their ren or soul name, the secret name that allows the child to live outside the womb. Goddess of the Double Granary, the twin nurturing forces of milk and grain. Cobra Goddess of harvest. Fertility Goddess. Nurturer and protector of children. Personification of Fortune. Goddess of the eighth month of the Egyptian calender. Goddess of luck, justice, plenty and good fortune. Resheph: Phoenecian AKA: Mikal, Mekal, Nergal. God of the plague and of the underworld. A war god. A god of well-being, plenty, and fertility. Rhea: Goddess of the earth, mountains and forests. Rhiannon: Welsh Keywords and Symbols: Inspiration, bayberry, cedar, pine, sage and rosemary, cat's-eye, ruby, white horse, and moonston. AKA: Epona Lunar goddess of fertility and rebirth, transformation, wisdom, and magic. Goddess of ethereal beauty. Muse of poets. Goddess of strength and empowerment. Goddess of Instinct. She is an embodiment of life, death and rebirth. A muse goddess. Mistress of the Singing Birds. Queen of the night. Great Mother Goddess Goddess of horses, enchantments, fertility and the underworld. Rimmon: Babylonia A sun god. Robigo: Goddess of grain, especially corn. Robigus: God who protected the corn against diseases. Robur: Gaul God of oak trees. Rod: Slavic God of fertility. Rodasi: Vedic Goddess of lightning. Rodenica: Slavic AKA: Rozhenica Creatrix Invoke Rodenica for creation, divination, fairy magic, and casting natal charts. Roma: Goddess and personification of the city of Rome Rosmerta: Celtic / Gaul Queen of death. Goddess of fire, fertility, wealth, warmth, and abundance. A flower queen. Rua: Tahiti God of crafts. Ruahatu: Tahiti A sea god. Rudra: Hindu Vedic god of wild nature and of disease. Rudrani: India Goddess of storms. Rukko: Mandan The creator goddess. Rumia Dea: Protector of infants. Rumina: Goddesses who protected sleeping infants. Runcina: Goddess of agriculture. Goddess of reaping. Goddess who presides over weedings. Rusina: Goddess of fields and open country.

Sabrina: Celtic River Goddess. Saga: The all-knowing goddess Invoke for a good memory as well as to recall past events. Sagbata: AKA: Dahomey; Shagpona God of smallpox. Sakhmet: The powerful one. She could bring plagues and protect people from them. Sakwa Mana: Hopi Keywords and Symbols: Prayer, communication, cycles, harvest, health, joy, providence, color blue, corn, prayer sticks, pine. Blue Corn Maiden. Salacia: Goddess of the salt sea. Salus: Roman AKA: Hygeia Goddess of good health. Patron of the healing arts, the medical and pharmaceutical professions, and of hospitals, clinics, and sanitoriums. Patron of the mental health profession. Samjna: Hindu Keywords and Symbols: Knowledge, learning, excellence, reason, walnut. Source of all conscious thought and action. Her name means consciousness. Patroness of learning, reason, logic, and knowledge. Saone: Celtic River Goddess. Sapientia: Goddess of wisdom. Sarasvati: Goddess of Speech, wisdom and learning. Saritor: God of weeding and hoeing. Sati: Egypt AKA: Juno, Satis and Satet Archer goddess who personified the waterfalls of the river Nile. The goddess of Elephantine. Saturn: Roman AKA: Cronus, Kronos God of seed time and harvest. God of agriculture, abundance, Earth's riches, prosperity, karmic lessons, learning, vines and the ruler of the golden age. The Sower. Father Time. The Old King. Father of the Gods. The Great Lesson-Giver. The god of farmers. The biggest feast in his honor was the Saturnalia Saturday was named for Saturn. Saules Mate: Indo-European Keywords and Symbols: Sun, prayer, protection, yellow/gold items, red items, fire, birch, horses. Her name means sun. Scathach: Ireland, Scotland AKA: Scota, Scatha, Scath. Warrioress of the Underworld. Goddess of healing, magic, martial arts, prophecy. Called the Shadowy One, She Who Strikes Fear, and the Dark Goddess. Seaxneat: AKA: Saxnot, Tîwaz Saxon God that is said to be the A war God. Sebek: Egypt Creator-god. Secia: Goddess of stored seeds. Securitas: Goddess and personification of security. Sedna: Alaskan Keywords and Symbols: Thankfulness, providence, nature, abundance, water, an eye, fish. AKA: Arnarquagsaq, Nerivik. Great Sea Mother. Queen of the Sea. Goddess of the creatures of the sea. Mother of the Animals. Provider of nourishment for body and soul. Segetia: Goddess of planted seeds. Segomo: Gaul God of war and victory. Seker: A god of light. Protector of the spirits of the dead passing through the Underworld en route to the afterlife. Sekhmet: Egypt AKA: Hathor Goddess of war who became a peaceful goddess of pleasure and happiness. Selene: Greek Goddess of the Moon Teacher to Magicians and sorcerers. Selket: AKA: Serqet, Serket, Selkis Scorpion goddess Selket, has her scorpion strike death to the wicked and also saves the lives of the innocent stung by a scorpion. A helper of women in childbirth. Protector goddess. Selu: Cherokee The female First Ancestor. Semonia: Goddess of sowing. Sengen-Sama: Goddess of the sacred mountain of Fujiyama. Sentia: Goddess who brought about a young child's first awareness and who heightens feelings. Sequanna: Celtic AKA: Sequana River goddess. Serapis: Egypt God of healing and the after-life. Serapis means underworld A fusion of Osiris and Apis. God of the lower world. God of fertility. Physician and helper of distressed worshippers. Serqet: AKA: Serket, Selqet, Selket, Selkit, Selkis. Goddess of scorpions and venomous creatures. Goddess of magical protection and the afterlife. She was both a protective goddess and one who punished. Seshat: Egypt Goddess of writing and measurement. Set: Egypt AKA: Seth, Sutekh Represented the fierce storms of the desert. The god who restrained the forces of the desert and protected Egypt from foreigners. Seth: Egypt Keywords and Symbols: Pig, ass, okapi, and hippopotamus. AKA: Set, Sutekh, Typhon God of Chaos. God of evil. The personification of the desert, barrenness and darkness. God of the desert, storm, violence and chaos. Shai: Egypt God of destiny. He is always present at births and on the day of judgement. Shakuru: Pawnee Sun god. Shamish: AKA: Babbar, Utu. A sun god. God of justice. A god of divination. The enemy of darkness and all the evil darkness brings. Shangó: Keywords and Symbols: Double-headed dance wand headress, double-headed axe, phallic mortar, black cat, quail and tortoise. AKA: Changó, Inquices: Nsasi, Insasi, Nkita, Nkitán Kitán, Kanbaranguanje,Insancio, Mukiamamuilo, Zaze, Kibuco Kirbrico, Kiassubangango, Nzage, Kambaranguanje. Orisha of Courage, truth and intelligence. Lord of fire, thunder, lightening, rain and (male) fertility. He is stimulated by challenge and always wins against all odds. He embodies the value of truth. Shannon: Irish AKA: Siannon. Goddess of the river Shannon. Shilup Chito Osh: Choctaw The Great Spirit. Shine-Tsu-Hiko: God of the wind. Shi-TienYen-Wang: The Lords of Death, the ten rulers of the underworld. Shiva: India God of Giving and Happiness. God of death, destruction and sex. Sheila-na-gig: Celtic Goddess of fertility. Shoney: Celtic Sea God. Shri Bagalamukhi Devi: Hindu Goddess of black magic and poisons. She rules over the subtle perception which make us feel at a distance the death or misery of those we know. She incites men to torture one another and revels in suffering. Shu: Egypt Keywords and Symbols: ostrich feather AKA: Atlas God of the air and light. The god of the atmosphere and of dry winds, A personification of the sun's light. Sif: Scandinavia Goddess of summer fertility and corn. Invoke Sif for conjugal fidelity, peace, friendship, fertility and a happy family life. Silvanus: AKA: Pan Fertility God. God of forests, groves, wild fields, and boundaries. Protector of herds and cattle. Sin: Babylonia AKA: Nanna Moon god Wise and secretive, the enemy of all evil spirits. Sio Humis: Hopi Rain god. Sirona: Gaul Goddess of healing and astronomy. Sjofn: Norse Goddess to inspire human passions. A goddess concerned with causing men and women to think of love. She stops fights between married couples. Skadi: Scandinavian Keywords and Symbols: White or blue items. Goddess of Winter. Goddess of the Hunt. She is the goddess of Justice, vengeance, and righteous anger. Snowshoe Goddess. Patroness of woods lore and winter skills such as snowshoe hiking, skiing, and sledding. She watches over challenging relationships. Skatha: Welsh Goddess of the Underworld, darkness, magic, prophecy and martial arts. Smertios: Celtic War God. Smotef: A lesser god of the dead. Snouf: A lesser god of the dead. His name means bleeder. Sobek: Keywords and Symbols: Lakes, riverbanks, and swamps. The crocodile god. Sobek was a fourfold deity who represented the four elemental gods. Sobek symbolized swift action and violence. Sokar: Patron of the royal cemetery near Memphis. Sol: AKA: Helios God of the sun. Somnus: AKA: Hypnos God of sleep. Sopdu: A warrior-god. Protector of the eastern frontier. Sors: God of luck. South Star: Pawnee God of the underworld, the opposite of North Star. Magical and feared. Spes: Goddess of hope. Spiniensis: God who was called upon when people removed thorns from the fields. Stata Mater: Goddess who guards against fires. Statanus: God who watched over the first time a child went away and returned. Stimula: AKA: Semele Goddess who incites passion in women. Strenua: AKA: Strenia Goddess of strength and vigor. Goddess of health and protector of the young. Su: Egypt Primordial God of Air. Suadela: Goddess of persuasion. Subruncinator: God of weeding. Sucellus: Gaul AKA: Cernunnos or Daghda God of agriculture. Guardian of forests. A hammer god. Sul: Celtic Goddess of hot springs. Sulis: Britain AKA: Minerva Goddess of healing. Summanus: God of nightly thunder. Supai: Inca God of the underworld and death. Susa-No-Wo: God of storms, snakes and farming. Swarozhicz/Swarowicz: God of fire personified. Swiatowid: Iranian AKA: Swarog God of war. Protector of fields. His gender is not fixed as male. Syn: Scandinavian Syn is invoked by defendants on trial.