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GOD OF THE
MONTH OF
NOVEMBER
POSEIDON
Poseidon is a god of
many names and is
famous as the god of the
sea. The son of Cronus
and Rhea. Poseidon is
one of 6 siblings who
"divided the power of the
world". Poseidon became
ruler (god) of the sea
earthquakes and horses.
The symbols associated
with Poseidon include:
dolphins, tridents, and
three-pronged fish spears.
GOD OF THE
MONTH OF
OCTOBER
HECATE is the Greek
goddess of the three paths,
guardian of the household,
protector of everything
newlyborn, and the
goddess of witchcraft --
once a widely revered and
influential goddess, the
reputation of Hecate has
been tarnished over the
centuries. In current
times, she is usually
depicted as a "hag" or
old witch stirring the
cauldron.
But nothing could be
further from the
image of Hecate's
original glory.
GOD OF THE
MONTH OF
SEPTEMBER
OURANOS(or Uranus)
was the primeval god
(protogenos) of the sky.
The Greeks imagined the sky
as a solid dome of brass,
decorated with stars, whose
edges descended to rest
upon the outermost limits
of the flat earth. Ouranos
was the literal sky, just
as his consort Gaia was
the earth.
GOD OF THE
MONTH OF
AUGUST
AHURA MAZDA is:
* Omniscient (knows
everything)
* Omnipotent (all
powerful)
* Omnipresent (is
everywhere)
* Impossible for
humans to conceive
* Unchanging
* The Creator of
life
* The Source of
all goodness
and happiness
GOD OF THE
MONTH OF
JULY
THOR was very
popular as the protector
of both gods and humans
against the forces of
evil.
He even surpassed his
father Odin in
popularity because,
contrary to Odin, he
did not require human
sacrifices. ... Donar
is his Teutonic
equivalent, while the
Romans see in him
their god Jupiter.
Thursday is named
after him.
GOD OF THE
MONTH OF
JUNE
BAST is the Goddess
of cats, the rising sun,
the moon, truth,
enlightenment, lesbians,
sexuality, physical
pleasures, fertility,
bounty, birth, plenty,
the household and
protector of the home,
civilization, creation,
music, dance, the arts,
hemp, and battler of
serpents which attack
the sun god.
GOD OF THE
MONTH OF
MAY
NEITH is the
Goddess of the
Beginning, the Beyond,
and the End
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