Deity of the Week

This is an off-site archive of the MysticWicks "Deity of the Week" threads. These threads offer information and resources to better understand the deity in focus.

Saturday, December 19, 2015

Vajrapani

"...And to Vajrapani, holder of the diamond, The very sight of whom will rout All dangers like the deadly host of Yama (Death); T...

Janus/Ianus

The word January comes from the name of the Roman God Janus is usually seen with two faces and a key. One looks forward, the other behind...

Elen of the Ways/Roads/Hosts

(image from HERE ) Elen is elusive, ethereal, gossamer, yet in my research and experiences over the years, she has a...

Nehalennia

Nehalennia (spelled variously) is a goddess. Of unclear origin, perhaps Germanic or Celtic, Nehalennia is attested on a...

Min

I worship Min, I extol arm-raising Horus: Hail to you, Min in his procession! Tall-plumed, son of Osiris, Born of divi...

Inô - Leukothea | Ινω - Λευκοθεα

I Call Leucothea, of great Cadmus born, And Bacchus' nurse, whom ivy leaves adorn. Hear, pow'rful Goddess, in th...

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