13 Goddesses

Meet the 13 Goddesses who have called upon me to create special Goddess Essential Oil Blends in their honor...

 

Venus is the Roman Goddess of sensuality, sexuality, art and creativity, pleasure, personal adornment, affection and loving relationships. She is the Feminine, the lover or sister. Venus represents the urge to be desired, to attract and empower relationships and all forms of abundance. She is amorous, artistic, beautiful, cheerful, emotional, erotic, fertile, free-living, graceful, harmonious, mirthful, relaxing, soothing, and warm. She reminds us to let our love and creativity flow in all areas of our lives, and to enjoy -- to be IN-JOY.

 
Pele is the Hawaiian Goddess of fire and volcanoes. She stands for the fiercely passionate aspect of life that is unable to do anything halfway. Like the volcano, which creates new land even as it is destroying whatever is in it's path, she reminds us that even in the midst of fiery eruption there is creation and new life. She represents passion and vitality, and the destruction of the old to make way for the new.
 
Hathor is the Egyptian Goddess of love and mirth, protector of children and pregnant women. She represents emotion, creativity and sexuality. She embodies both earth and sky and is often depicted as a star-speckled "Celestial Cow." Hathor is the patron of dancers, the mother of the gypsies, the generator of light and radiant power. Hathor calls to your creative core to dance, connect with the Earth through your feet as they touch the ground, and reach for the stars with upraised arms in the joyous dance of life.
 
Artemis is the Greek Goddess of the hunt. Her Roman counterpart is Diana. Artemis is the virgin Goddess of all nature, wildlife, lakes, rivers, woods, childbirth and healing. Protector of women, she keeps herself apart from men.  Independent and completely in touch with her wild, instinctual nature, Artemis represents female independence. She brings the gift of strength to say NO to whatever does not serve to empower you.
 
Sophia is the Hellenistic, Jewish and Christian Goddess of Wisdom, who represents God's female soul and is said to be the source of his power. She is called the All, the Maternal Being, and Lady Wisdom. Sophia is divine feminine wisdom, pure, timeless consciousness. She is the holy spirit of wisdom, pregnant with knowledge who leads the willing soul out of ignorance and blesses those who seek to study and share in her knowledge. Sophia reminds us to seek our own divine wisdom within.
Changing Woman is a female deity of the Native American culture. She represents the various stages of life and changes at will from a young child, a fertile woman to an ancient sage. The same aspects of this feminine trinity are found in various cultures relating to the Earth Mother and the Goddess, and she is also known as the Triple Goddess of Virgin, Mother and Crone. Changing Woman dances gracefully through all the stages of life in beauty, balance and harmony. She is associated with the changing phases of the moon. She reminds us of our true divine nature no matter what our age or function in life. Ever changing, the goddess is always the same.
 
Isis is the Egyptian feminine archetype  for creation, whose mighty wings bring breath. The Goddess of fertility and the mother nurturer who embodies love and compassion. She is Goddess of agriculture, law and healing. She is the High Priestess who is the essence of feminine energy and represents our feminine aspects: creation, rebirth, ascension, intuition and psychic knowing. Isis's relationship with the third eye, the inner eye, brings us power to trust in our own psychic vision.
 
Freya is the Norse Goddess of fertility, love, beauty, the moon, the seas, the earth, the underworld, death and birth, virgin, mother, ancestress, Mistress of Cats, leader of Valkyries, and the "sayer" who inspires all sacred. She loves music, spring, and flowers, and is especially fond of the fairy kingdom. She is considered very sympathetic to lovers and matters of the heart. Married to the god Od, she cried golden tears when he left. In spite of her love for Od, Freya is also well known for her sensuality and promiscuity. She is therefore more a goddess of lust, being identified with sexual freedom.  Freya was also known as the goddess of magic and divination. She owns a feather coat which she uses to fly between the worlds. She has a great fondness for jewels always wears her necklace of amber, her crystallized golden tears. The name Freya translates from the Old Norse simply as "Lady". In that language the word was the feminine counterpart to 'Lord' in its fullest sense of power, implying the Divine Feminine. Goddess Freya calls upon women to stand tall and love themselves. She urges us to put on our spiritual wings of Spirit and fly into heightened areas of consciousness. Freya is the Goddess of Sacred Sound. It is said that all creation began with a Soul Note which she created for the story of this Universe.
 
Spider Woman is the feminine creator deity of the Native American culture,  said to have created everything by thinking, dreaming and weaving. She empowers us to keep the dream of life alive and encourages us to continue weaving our dreams, even in times of turmoil and unknowing. In her aspect as  Mother, Spider Woman affirms that women are central and essential to life. She reminds us that all races of human beings were created from the same source, with equal rights and responsibilities. It is said that Spider Woman spun two silver strands, one connecting east to west, the other north to south, thus connecting the four directions of the Earth. She represents manifestation through creative vision and intention, and sacred sound by the use of the voice to "name it and claim it." 
 
Eve is the mother and nurturer of all life. Her name means life. She is the creatrix of the world and of all living beings. It is appropriate that she is usually portrayed with a snake, for the snake is a symbol of the vital life-force found in every living being, a potent symbol of rebirth and regeneration. Eve embodies primal female creative energy, the powerful urge to create and sustain life. She is the original Mother of Invention. Eve is life itself.
 
Morgan Le Fay is the Celtic Queen of Faeries or Queen of Specters. In Italy she is known as Fata Morgana - Goddess of Destiny. She is a Priestess of the Old Ways, a healer with knowledge of herbal medicine. Sometimes connected to the Lady of the Lake because on meaning of her name is "water faerie". She is a shape-shifter and sorceress as well as a priestess presiding over a sisterhood of nine healers and miracle workers inhabiting the enchanted isle of Avalon, a sanctuary where spirits have special powers. Morgan Le Fay represents healing magic.

Mary is the enduring Christian symbol of the Divine Feminine. The Blessed Mother Mary is known as the dispenser of mercy, the ever patient mother, and protectress of humanity. She is the eternal source of comfort, tenderness, peace,  and unconditional love. Mary symbolizes the willingness of the soul to take on its full destiny. She represents selfless service. Known in the Orient as Kuan Yin, she is the Mother of Mercy and Compassion, guiding us through to a place of peace.  

Inanna is the Sumerian mother Goddess of love and fertility, known to the Semitic peoples as Ishtar. She is called "Queen of the Sky" and her symbol is an eight-pointed star. Inanna is also queen of all beasts, protector of grain and source of all wells, springs and rivers. She is honored at the dark moon, and it is she who fixes destinies at the new moon. Ancient rebirth stories tell that Inanna descended into the underworld, died and returned alive in three days to walk upon the Earth. Inanna's rising from the dead is an ancient parallel to the story of Jesus' resurrection. She is a guide into the dark places of psychological and spiritual death and disintegration. Inanna's journey into the underworld and subsequent revitalization represents the soul's evolution through bitter experience into glorious renewal.

Invite these Goddesses to empower your life with their Divine Feminine energies through the frequencies of the 13 Goddess Essential Oil Blends. 

Goddess Jewelry   

While working with these 13 Goddesses I realized that there are energetic resonances of the Goddess energies which correspond with the 13 Mayan Tones of Creation:
 

Venus ~Tone 1: Magnetic ~ Unity: unify, attract, purpose
Pele ~Tone 2: Lunar ~ Polarity: polarize, challenge, stabilize
Hathor ~Tone 3: Electric ~ Rhythm: activation, bonding, service
Artemis ~Tone 4: Self-Existing ~  Measure: define, measure, form
Sophia ~Tone 5: Overtone ~ Center: empower, command, radiance
Changing Woman ~Tone 6: Rhythmic ~ Organic Balance: organize, balance, equality
Isis ~Tone 7: Resonant ~ Mystical power: channel, inspiration, attunement
Freya ~Tone 8: Galactic ~ Harmonic Resonance: harmonize, model, integrity
Spider Woman ~Tone 9: Solar ~ Greater Cycles: pulse, intention, realization
Eve ~Tone 10: Planetary ~ Manifestation: perfect, produce, manifest
Morgan Le Fay ~Tone 11: Spectral ~ Dissonance: dissolve, release, liberation
Mary ~Tone 12: Crystal ~ Complex Stability: dedicate, universalize, cooperation
Inanna ~Tone 13: Cosmic ~ Universal Movement: endure, presence, transcendence

  Mayan Astrology

                 

"God expresses Herself most articulately through change, not permanence." ~Rob Brezsny

~ Blessed Be ~