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Topic: Goddess of Fertility

Related:
  Goddess    Fertility  
  God and Goddess    Goddess of Love  
  Name of the Goddess    Moon Goddess  
  Greek goddess    Goddess Athena  
  Male Fertility    Celtic Goddess  
  Fertility Drugs    Goddess Isis  

 
 
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Most admires:Cleopatra,  Easter Bunny
Dream job(s):Farmer
Religion(s):Pagan,  Wicca,  Satanic
Favorite era(s):Prehistoric times
Favorite religious figure(s):Siddhartha Gautama
Favorite great leader(s):Alexander the Great
Interest(s):Greek mythology
Likes to wear:Ancient Egyption
Favorite computer game(s):Age of Mythology,  Civilization
Favorite destination(s):Scandinavia
Favorite time of year:Autumn,  Easter,  Spring
Favorite quote(s):"He is one of those people who would be enormously improved by death." - H. H. Munro (Saki) (1870-1916)
 
 
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Athena Mondale,
Spiritual Consultant

The Mother goddess was given a black face as Demeter goddess of fertility in the December rites and as the Black Madonna she was thus related to the fertility and Mystery cults.
The goddess was the moon that in its cycle was so close to feminine fertility.
Demeter, the goddess of earth and fertility, assures them the fruit of a work properly done.
Bori Gonbutoren,
Reindeer Herder

Easter is derived from a pagan spring / fertility deity who appears variously as Eostre , the Saxon goddess of dawn with a hare's head, Ishtar from Ninevah, introduced into Britain with the Druids, Astarte the queen of heaven from Babylon whose worship involved sexual depravity!
The goddess Nina was the Assyrian rendition of the Babylonian Ishtar, the Canaanite Ashtoreth; and the Egyptian Isis; - the goddess of fertility, love and war.
Ishtar appears to have been associated at an early period with the Sumerian goddess Inanna and both deities are depicted with symbols of fertility , such as the date palm, and of aggression, such as the lion.
Chrissie Tanner,
Homemaker and Mom

The goddess of Love and Fertility, Freya, had a carriage pulled by two large cats.
 
 
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