Goddess of marriage and family. Wife and sister of Zeus.

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

Youngest of the three Norns. Represents what shall be, weaving threads of destiny yet to come.

Primordial Aztec deity embodying duality, creation, and cosmic balance. Male and female, light and dark.

Goddess of orchards and fruit. Wife of moon god Yarikh. Brings fertility to gardens and groves.

Balance, fairness, cause and effect, legal matters, accountability, clarity.

A female spirit known for causing mischief, illness, and disorder in the home.

Goddess of funerary rites, depicted as a woman with a jackal head. Consort of Anubis.

Balance, fairness, cause and effect, legal matters, accountability, clarity.

Renowned Pleiadian contact, teacher of cosmic law and spiritual evolution.

Inner strength, courage, compassion, gentle control, mastery of primal urges.

Protector of home and cats. Daughter of Ra who brings joy and wards evil.

Primordial mother goddess of earth. Mother of Titans and Giants.

Goddess of love, beauty, and passion. Born from sea foam.

First witness of the Resurrection, faithful follower of Christ.

Healer and energy worker, bringing Pleiadian healing arts to Earth.

Personification of victory in war and peaceful competition.

Goddess of love, fertility, war, and passion. Ruler of the morning and evening star.

Goddess of magic, crossroads, and necromancy. Guardian of boundaries.

Goddess of wisdom, war strategy, and crafts. Patron of Athens.

Monstrous woman with snakes for hair whose gaze turns people to stone.

The feminine aspect of God, representing divine glory and presence.

Virgin goddess of war and hunt. Sister and ally of Baal. Known for fierce battles and protection of warriors.

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