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Skadi –  Norse Goddess of Mountains and Hunting

Skadi is a Norse deities that aren’t overly active in many myths and legends but are nevertheless central to the overall Norse mythos. She’s most famous as ...

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Khepri – The Egyptian God of Sunrise

Khepri, also spelled Kephera, Kheper, and Chepri, was the Egyptian solar deity associated with the rising Sun and dawn. He was also known as a creator god ...

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The Star of Babalon: Decoding the Mystical Symbolism of Thelema

The Star of Babalon is a symbol of the goddess Babalon. While the general representation of the symbol features a seven-pointed star locked within a circle, ...

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Lilac Flower – Meaning and Symbolism

After the gloomy winter, lilacs welcome the spring with their beautiful flowers and sweet fragrance. Their cone-shaped floral clusters make them the star of ...

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Khonsu – The Egyptian God of the Moon, Time, and Fertility

Khonsu, also known as Chons, Khonshu, and Khensu, is an ancient Egyptian lunar good, representing the Moon, time, and fertility. As a moon deity and the ...

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Járngreipr – Iron Gloves of Thor

In Norse mythology, Járngreipr (iron grippers) or Járnglófar (iron gauntlets) referred to the famous iron gloves of Thor which helped him to grip his hammer, ...

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Megingjörð – Thor’s Belt of Strength

In Norse mythology, megingjörð refers to Thor’s belt of power and strength. When worn, the belt added to Thor’s strength. Together with his hammer and his ...

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The Multifaceted Deity, Sobek: Fertility, Power, and Protection

Sobek, the crocodile god, was an important figure in Egyptian culture, connected to the river Nile and the crocodiles that inhabited it. He had to do with ...

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Vergina Sun – Origins, Meaning and Symbolism

Known as the Vergina Sun, the symbol of a stylized sun or star can be found on coins, walls, craters, vases, and visual arts from Ancient Greece. The symbol ...

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World Triad: Meaning and Symbolism

One of the most common yet most mystical symbols is the world triad, found in different cultures. The symbol consists of a circle within which are three ...

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