Collective of ancestral spirits who guide the living.

First among apostles, given the keys of the kingdom.

First Governor. Saturn rules boundaries, endings, and hardship. He teaches discipline and the wisdom gained through adversity, but also brings falsehood and limitation.

God of the Moon, wisdom, and divination. Father of prophecy and night's mysteries.

God of healing and medicine. Created magical cures and healing springs. Guards the secrets of immortality.

Pope from 1958 to 1963, initiated the Second Vatican Council.

Powerful abosom of mountains and elevated places.

Father-figure of Tuatha Dé Danann. Wields the cauldron of plenty and the club of life and death. Controls seasons, crops, and time.

Tradition, spiritual guidance, conformity, sacred teaching, established belief systems.

Second of the three Norns. Represents what is becoming, the eternal now of existence.

Tradition, spiritual guidance, conformity, sacred teaching, established belief systems.

The most ancient of Celtic goddesses. She is the mother of the Tuatha Dé Danann and is associated with earth and water.

Four-faced creator god. Emerged from lotus of Vishnu's navel.

God of grain and agriculture. Father of Baal. Teacher of plowing and harvesting to humans.

Symbol of divine wisdom and authority.

The sign of ambition, discipline, and structured achievement.

Solitude, introspection, searching for truth, spiritual guidance, inner wisdom.

Male sky deity, son of Baiame, associated with initiation and sacred law.

Wise elder and mentor, guiding contacts between Pleiadians and Earth.

Pharisee who came to Jesus by night, helped bury him.

Solitude, introspection, searching for truth, spiritual guidance, inner wisdom.

Eldest of the three Norns who weave fate. Represents what was, drawing from the Well of Fate.

Father of the gods, associated with the underworld.

Goddess of fertility and abundance. Often depicted with a cornucopia, she is associated with prosperity and the earth's bounty.