

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


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


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


Goddess of love, beauty, and music. Protector of women and patron of joy.
Hathor


Orisha of healing and earth. Master of infectious diseases and their cures.
Babalu-Aye


Sun goddess and divine judge. Illuminates earth and underworld. Messenger between realms.
Shapash


God of rain and fertility. Rules lightning, water, and agriculture.
Tlaloc


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


Sacred herb for meditation, healing, and connection to Jah.
Spiritual Herb


Goddess of beauty, art and love. Patron of artists and craftspeople.
Xochiquetzal


Goddess of harvest and fertility. Mother of Persephone.
Demeter


Perfection and health. Guardian of waters.
Haurvatat


Goddess of fertility and monthly cycles.
Bea


Became Guru at age 5. Known for healing during Delhi smallpox epidemic.
Guru Har Krishan Ji


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


The great mother protector who nurtures and guards all beings.
Chenma


Guide of souls and patron of mummification. Weighs hearts in the final judgment.
Anubis


Creator god who speaks world into being. Master of crafts and architecture.
Ptah


Queen of heaven and sea. Consort of El and mother of gods. Associated with sacred groves and fertility.
Asherah


Spiritual teacher and healer, often identified with Christ consciousness.
Lord Sananda


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


Angel of healing and divine protection.
Raphael


Moderation, balance, patience, self-control, finding harmony in middle path.
Temperance


The Word made flesh, savior of humanity through divine sacrifice.
