Protective goddess of Lower Egypt. One half of the Eye of Horus.

The great mother of existence, source of wisdom and understanding.

Perfection and health. Guardian of waters.

Goddess of the moon, water, weaving, and childbirth.

Shaman spirit who bridges human and spirit worlds. Healer and curse remover.

God of nature, wildlife, and fertility. Depicted with antlers, surrounded by animals. Guardian of the cycle of life and death.

Founded the Missionaries of Charity, devoted to serving the poorest of the poor.

The goddess who reveals truth through her mirror of wisdom and dispels illusions.

Loa of wilderness and healing herbs. Guardian of sacred groves.

Sun god associated with justice and truth. Servant of Shapash. Brings light and clarity.

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

Goddess of fertility, birth, and resurrection. Depicted as a frog or woman with frog head.

Goddess of pulque and fertility. Discovered fermentation of agave plant.

Spirit of faith and trust, guiding souls through uncertainty toward the divine.

First witness of the Resurrection, faithful follower of Christ.

Mother goddess, responsible for birth, nurturing, and healing. Called the mother of all living things.

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

Protector of women in childbirth and newborns. Guards against evil.

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

Shapes humans on potter's wheel. Guardian of Nile's source and floods.

Triple goddess of poetry, healing, and smithcraft. Guardian of hearth and home. Her sacred flame in Kildare was kept eternal.

Known for compassion and medical care. Maintained strong military.

Orisha of herbs, healing, and medicine.

Fallen Aeon whose quest for knowledge led to the creation of the material world.