Category:Druid, Wicca, and Feri Deities
From Association of Independent Readers and Rootworkers
Druidry, Wicca, and Feri are Neo-Pagan Traditions that derive a large part of their cosmology and concepts of deity from ancient Anglo-Saxon, Celtic, Gaelic, and other Northern European religions. Neo-Pagan Traditions vary in practice and their specific pantheons differ according to the cultures in which they ground their religious practice.
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Who Are the Pagan and Neo-Pagan Deities?
Most Neo-Pagan Traditions are polytheistic, celebrating several gods and goddesses in their practice. Typically the god and goddess are portrayed as consorts to one another, and their story of courtship, love, conception, childbirth, death, and transition back to life are the focus of their mysteries in Neo-Pagan holiday celebrations. Below is a list of typical types of gods and goddesses found in many Neo-Pagan Traditions, including Druidry, Wicca, and the Feri Tradition.
Popular Pagan and Neo-Pagan Deities
The Blue God
The Blue God is worshipped in the Feri Tradition as the God who fell from heaven to gift humanity with awareness and intellect. (Read More ...)
Dagda
Dagda is the Celtic God of the Earth
The Dark Goddess
The Dark Goddess, sometimes called Cerridwen, is the keeper of souls, the owner of the gate between the worlds of the living and the dead. (Read More ...)
The Divine Twins
The Divine Twins are two distinct gods who are brothers worshipped and celebrated in many pagan traditions including Feri, Wicca and Druidry. (Read More ...)
The Earth Goddess
The Earth Goddess, also known as Gaia, is worshipped as the divine consciousness of the planet Earth itself. (Read More ...)
Eostre
Eostre is the Celtic goddess of spring.
The Green Man
The Green Man is the God of living vegetation, agriculture and nature whose life cycle is intimately tied to the Wheel of the Year. (Read More ...)
The Horned God
The Horned God or Cernunnos is prominent in Wicca and Druidry as the God of the animals who is deeply connected to our instincts. (Read More ...)
Lilith
Lilith whose name means "disease-bearing wind spirit," is an ancient Sumerian demon or succubus venerated by some Gnostics and Neo-Pagans. (Read More...)
Lugh
Lugh is a solar deity of sorcery, poetry, history, and carpentry.
Macha
Macha is the Celtic goddess of war, life, and death.
The Morrigan
The Morrigan is the great queen of war and ghosts.
The Star Goddess
The Star Goddess is the keeper of the heavens and the stars, and the creator of the cosmos. (Read More ...)
The Triple Goddess
The Triple Goddess is not one Goddess, but rather a collection of three faces of the divine feminine: The Maiden, The Mother, and The Crone. (Read More ...)
See Also
- Religious Traditions
- Magical Traditions
- Divination, Fortune Telling, and Oracles
- Hoodoo, Conjure, Witchcraft, and Rootwork
- Working with Spirits
Pages in category "Druid, Wicca, and Feri Deities"
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