Ceridwen (Cerridwen, Keridwen) (white, blessed) In Celtic mythology, a British fertility goddess; the shape-shifting daughter of Ogyrven; wife of Tegid the Bold; mother of Crerwy, the most beautiful girl in the world,
Rosmerta Rosmerta, known as “The Great Provider,” is a Celtic goddess of abundance, prosperity, fertility, well-being, peace and plenty. She is a generous and life-giving deity, associated with the blessings that allow human life to flourish: food, wealth, health, love,
Brigantia Brigantia is a powerful Celtic goddess associated with sovereignty, protection, wisdom, victory and sacred authority. She was the presiding spirit of the Brigantes, the most populous Celtic tribe of Britain, whose
Coventina Coventina is an ancient water goddess associated with healing, fertility, sacred springs and divine protection. She presided over the waters near Carrawburgh in Northumberland, once the Roman settlement of Brocolitia, close
Orcabella Orcabella is an ancient goddess or spirit of Galicia, a region in north-western Spain that once belonged to the wider Celtic world. Her name is striking, mysterious and memorable, carrying the
Nantosuelta Nantosuelta is a mysterious Celtic goddess of fertility, abundance, prosperity and the fruitful powers of the land. She was once widely venerated in Burgundy, the lower Rhône Valley, Luxembourg and the
Nehalennia Nehalennia is a mysterious goddess of the North Sea, prosperity, protection, safe travel and possibly healing and the afterlife. Once widely venerated along the coast of what is now the Netherlands,
Sequana Sequana is the ancient goddess of the Seine River in France, a powerful healing deity whose sacred presence was centred at the river’s source. Long before the Seine became associated with
Sulis Sulis is the ancient presiding goddess of the natural hot springs at Bath in England. Long before the city became famous as a Roman bathing centre, the sacred waters belonged to
Dirona / Sirona Dirona, also known as Sirona, is a prominent Celtic goddess of healing, fertility, renewal, regeneration and sacred springs. She was widely venerated across the continental Celtic world, and her
Grannus Grannus is a powerful Celtic healing god associated with therapeutic springs, sacred waters, dream healing and divine restoration. He was widely venerated across Europe and was important enough for the Romans
Belenus Belenus is the Latinised name of the Celtic deity known as Bel or Belen. His name is usually connected with a Celtic root meaning “brilliant,” “bright,” “shining,” “luminous” or “effulgent.” This
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