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Aphrodite: olive, cinnamon, daisy, cypress, and quince.
Orris (iris), apple, myrtle

Aradia: rue, vervain

Artemis: silver fir, amaranth, cypress, cedar, hazel,
myrtle, willow, daisy, and mugwort, date palm

Astarte: alder, pine, cypress, myrtle, juniper
Athena: olive, apple
Bast: catnip, Vervain
Bellona: belladonna
Brigit: blackberry
Cailleach: wheat
Cardea: hawthorn, bean, and arbutus
Ceres: willow, wheat, bay, pomegranate, poppy, leek, narcissus
Cybele: oak, myrrh, pine

Demeter: wheat, barley, pennyroyal, myrrh,
rose, pomegranate, bean, poppy,  all cultivated crops

Diana: birch, willow, acacia, wormwood, dittany, hazel, beech,
fir, apple, mugwort, plane, mulberry, rue

Druantia: fir

Freya: cowslip, daisy, primrose, maidenhair,
myrrh, strawberry, mistletoe

Hathor: myrtle, sycamore, grape, mandrake, coriander, rose
Hecate: willow, henbane, aconite, yew, mandrake, cyclamen,
mint, cypress, date palm, sesame, dandelion, garlic, oak, onion

Hekat: cypress
Hera: apple, willow, Orris, pomegranate, myrrh
Hina: bamboo
Hulda: flax, rose, hellebore, elder
Irene: olive
Iris: wormwood, iris
Ishtar: acacia, juniper, and all grains

Isis: fig, heather, wheat, wormwood, barley, myrrh, rose, palm,
lotus, persea, onion, iris, and vervain

Juno: lily, crocus, ashpodel, quince,
pomegranate, vervain, iris, lettus, fig, and mint

Kerridwen: vervain, acorns
Minerva: olive, mulberry, and thistle
Nefer-Tum: lotus
Nepthys: myrrh, lily
Nuit: sycamore lily, mistletoe, pine, quince
Vesta: oak

Goddesses: Ancient Wisdom for Times of Change from Over 70 Goddesses Goddesses explores the ancient wisdom of the goddesses to help you reconnect with the old ways in a modern context. The goddesses are presented in their elements, in their heavenly bodies, or as symbols of the journey of life to give support, provoke us to explore new ideas and challenges, and to bring balance to our lives. The folklore, myth, and traditional associations of the goddesses will inspire you on your journey. Pele, the Hawaiian goddess of the volcano, demonstrates that volatile fire energy is life-giving and creative but needs to have focus. Water goddesses such as Isis, Sedna, and Yemaya offer us wisdom in times of stress and grief. They help us flow in the right direction and remind us that water supports us. The sun goddesses lead us through our feelings as well as our intellect to our divine spark--the sun within us. If our lives are stormy, we can take comfort from the story of the sun goddess, Ama-terasu-o-mi-kami, and find peace within ourselves. Cerridwen, the Celtic goddess of poetry, is a source of wisdom, inspiration, and creativity. The reflections, meditations, rituals, chants, and exercises in this book will help you bring about the changes you wish for in your life. Some of the exercises are for you to undertake alone; others you can share with friends, family, and children. Let the goddesses guide and inspire you!

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