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kingdomofagoddess · 5 months

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#fire goddess #soooooooo beautiful #black is magic #witchery #fire #my ai art #bykingdomofagoddess

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romance-club-daily · 1 year

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Romance Club MC's as Greek deities:

Nikkal as Hestia:

Goddess of Fire and Hearth 🔥

Hestia is the Greek virgin goddess of the hearth, family, home, state and domesticity, who is also associated with cooking, virginity as well as sacred and sacrificial fire. In myth, she is the firstborn child of the Titans Cronus and Rhea, and one of the Twelve Olympians. Nikkal was chosen for being a Fire Mage in The Flower From Tiamat's Fire, but with some modifications, because in addition to Hestia being a virgin goddess, her outfit is not so revealing as in the edit and they have opposite personalities. This one is more about aesthetic~

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Another skin colors under the cut:

#Romance Club MC's as Greek deities #romance club #romance club game #клуб романтики #rc nikkal #rc the flower from tiamat's fire #rc tftf #rc tft #rc mc #rc edits #rcd edits #hestia #goddess of fire #fire goddess #greek mythology #greek goddess #rcdaily edits

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redsinistra · 1 year

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Third Cardinal Goddess. May I present to you the Red Tigress, Goddess of Fire, patron of Warriors and protector of home and sacred places.

#tigress #concept art #creature design #mythical creatures #fire goddess #okami #fiery #red #oc #worldbuilding #origjnal art #original content #my art #redsinistra #redsinistra art

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euesworld · 1 year

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"She is a sweet fire goddess, aflame with my name.. a perfect sun goddess, rising from the flames. She is a gentle moon lover, a mother nature in her own right.. she is as soft as the moon's glow, but as bright as sunlight. She is a phoenix rising, an earthquake as it shakes.. the thunder on the horizon, a summer sun as it bakes. She is so damn lovely, beautiful, amazing, wondrous.. she is a temptress, but my oh my how she is a gorgeous goddess."

Bask in the light of her smile and you will find true love - eUë

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enchantedliving · 1 year

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Our summer witch issue, the second in our year-long homage to witches! Subscribe or pre-order at https://enchantedlivingmag.com/collections/witchy-things Photographer/Creative Director: Natasha Wilson @natashawilson.coModels Pictured:Angel Lin @angelmydarlingFour @4likefourCaris Kuhn @rakuhnnMorgan Roberts @really.not.sure Michelle Hebért @michellehebertofficial Gowns by Designer: Michelle Hebért @michellehebertofficial

#witch #witchyvibes #witches #summer witch #fire goddess #witchy

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imyourfaevorite · 1 year

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I demand justice and I will get it.

#fire #fire goddess #destruction #aesthetic #aesthetic board #fire aesthetic

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acornwinter · 1 year

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OC art dump perhaps.

i love her 🫶

#god oc #goddess oc #goddess #fire goddess #pretty woman #hotwives

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thepaganraccoon · 2 years

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Therasia: Minoan Goddess of the Sun, Fire, and Daytime Sky

Who Is She?

Within the Modern Minoan Path (MMP), Therasia is one of the Three Mothers at the top of the pantheon. The Three Mothers are split into a triplicity: sky, land and sea. Therasia represented the sky.

The Minoan civilization is largely a mystery to us because their language is still undeciphered! So how did we get to know about Therasia? Well, Linear A is undeciphered, but Linear B is readable. Linear B was a later version of Linear A, and an early ancestor of Ancient Greek, that gives us some insight.

“At Knossos [a large “city” of Crete which could have functioned something like a capitol if we use today’s thinking], in a LMIIIA context (14th century BC), seven Linear B texts while calling upon "all the gods" make sure to grant primacy to an elsewhere-unattested entity called qe-ra-si-ja and, once, qe-ra-si-jo. However this probably refers to a god or a person rather than to an island *Qherasia > Therasia.” Wikipedia.

How do we know there even was a Sun Goddess? Well, unexpectedly, one of the biggest sources the MMP has drawn knowledge from has been folk dance/ethno-choreography from around the Aegean and eastern Mediterranean regions. Ethno-choreography is “not just the study or cataloguing of the thousands of external forms of dances—the dance moves, music, costumes, etc.— in various parts of the world, but the attempt to come to grips with dance as existing within the social events of a given community as well as within the cultural history of a community. Dance is not just a static representation of history, not just a repository of meaning, but a producer of meaning each time it is produced—not just a living mirror of a culture, but a shaping part of culture, a power within the culture:

“The power of dance rests in acts of performance by dancers and spectators alike, in the process of making sense of dance… and in linking dance experience to other sets of ideas and social experiences”.” Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethnochoreology

In many of these dances, there is honoring and implication of a Sun Goddess. In Knossos, there is a throne room just off the temple complex’s courtyard that implies this Goddess. A sun rising over the double-peaked sacred summit of Mt. Juktas flanked by palm trees and griffins, both things believed throughout the Mediterranean to be symbols of an ancient Sun Goddess. So whatever she might have been called in their native tongue, this Sun Goddess was obviously a sacred part of their religious practices.

These pieces of evidence and a collection of shared gnosis has led to the MMP understanding of Therasia.

How Therasia Differs From Other Sun Deity Traditions

We are used to thinking of the Sun as a masculine force in Hellenism and Wicca. However, before the Bronze Age Collapse, it seems the opposite was the norm. The Sun was a radiant woman, re-birthing herself yearly at the winter solstice. Personal experience and some shared gnosis has told me that while the Sun is a large part of her, she is not just this. She is the daytime sky, whether it is sunny with blue skies or dark and stormy. Rain, too, is her (though she shares this with the Serpent Mother). The nighttime sky, however, is our lady of stars Ourania. She may have also been regarded as the harbinger of the seasons. Many have encountered her as a powerful first contact when approaching Minoan spirituality.

While family trees are convenient and appealing in pantheons, as MMP founder Laura Perry puts it, the Minoan pantheon is more akin to a circus house of fun mirrors. However, Therasia is considered in MMP as the mother of Korydallos, god of joy, dance and humor, and Arachne, goddess of fate. Therasia and Korydallos may have been worshipped in a pair as Thumia and Kaulo in the form of hummingbird-lovers. (Mother-Son relationships among the gods was not considered incest, just a deity-thang).

Eruption on Therasia

If you googled Therasia, you would find the island Therasia, the second largest island in the volcanic island group of Santorini in the Greek Cyclades. What are now the two islands, Therasia and Thera, was once one island, split by a volcanic eruption known as the Thera Eruption or the Minoan Eruption. I talk about the Thera Eruption because it was a contributing factor to the decline of Minoan Crete. Many palaces and coastal areas were destroyed. At the same time, there is evidence of invasion from Mycenaeans. It is also possible that the eruption spawned tsunamis which further decimated the island.

“The Minoan eruption was a major catastrophic volcanic eruption that devastated the Aegean island of Thera (also called Santorini) in around 1600 BCE. It destroyed the Minoan settlement at Akrotiri, as well as communities and agricultural areas on nearby islands and the coast of Crete with subsequent earthquakes and tsunamis… the eruption was one of the largest volcanic events on Earth in human history.

Although there are no clear ancient records of the eruption, its plume and volcanic lightning may have been described in the Egyptian Tempest Stele, and the ensuing volcanic winter coincides with a cold wave mentioned in the Chinese Bamboo Annals. Since tephra from the Minoan eruption serves as a marker horizon in nearly all archaeological sites in the Eastern Mediterranean, its precise date is of high importance and has been fiercely debated among archaeologists and volcanologists for decades, without coming to a definite conclusion.” Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minoan_eruption

In the aftermath, I would be fascinated to know what myths the surviving Minoan people told to explain the series of tragedies and whether Therasia was any part of it as the namesake of the island that erupted. Especially since, allegedly, the eruption affected the coloration of the sunsets for three whole years. Additionally, some people think that this tragedy might have contributed to the myth of Atlantis.

Associations:

☀️The Sun

☀️The Sun Wheel*

*(A perverted version of this symbol has been appropriated by Nazis so please be wary. It is still a sacred symbol but not all who use it use it in its original context. The Minoans were far from Aryan and have no support for the ideals of Nazism).

☀️Dates

☀️Date Palm Trees

☀️Griffins

☀️The Pillar, Pillar Imagery

☀️Figure of Eight Shields

☀️The Color Known As Phoenician Red/Tyrian Purple

☀️Yellow

☀️Saffron

☀️Sundays

☀️Electricity (a friend’s upg)

Ideas For Worship:

☀️Expanding your worldview

☀️Inspiration and creativity

☀️Connecting with the divine feminine

☀️Renewing your youthful spirit, as She does every winter solstice

☀️Fueling your inner strength and resilience

☀️Anything that needs passion, creativity, and/or vital energy

Ideas For Offerings:

☀️Water

☀️Fire

☀️Oil

☀️Honey

☀️Dates

☀️Figs

☀️Bread

☀️Milk

☀️”Scipy” scents (Cinnamon, ginger, frankincense)

☀️Relevant Imagery

☀️A Labrys

Divination:

I have found her to be open to tarot and pendulum; however, tarot wasn’t a favorite. Fire-based divination is a great fit. According to others I talk to, apparently any divination which involves reflection, reflection of the sun, is good to Her. White stones also seem to be a favorite for Her in the sense of geomancy/lithomancy or just as cult objects. One of the tarot cards I have come to associate with Her is the Page of Wands. I personally have a mirror dedicated to her from which I have received messages.

Devotional Poem

Fire of heaven,

Sun-mother,

Shine your radiance upon me.

As your power moves my spirit,

So your brilliance fills my heart

And warms me to my core.

Help me to stay seated in

The strength and passion

That is your gift to us

And to remember that

Your light shines within me, always.

- Laura Perry

☀️☀️☀️☀️☀️

Sources:

https://witchesandpagans.com/pagan-paths-blogs/the-minoan-path/the-minoan-sun-goddess-hail-therasia.html

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethnochoreology

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minoan_eruption

https://www.livescience.com/4846-eruption-thera-changed-world.html

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chocolatewitchbunny · 19 days

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Chibi Fire Goddess

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lcuaresma · 2 months

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my celeb. besties:

angel aquino

tracee ellis ross

that's all

~emma ruth mccallister

#fire goddess #ai art

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neenersart · 6 months

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One of the deities in my Arbetia Worldbuild that I'm using for my D&D Campaign.

Adrani the Archon of Fire. Also touches on Passion and Warfare. The Kateskevi pantheon is mainly worshipped on the western continent of Daerlund.

#Arbetia #Kateskevi Archons #worldbuilding #world building #fire #fire god #fire goddess #fire deity

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jiyura · 8 months

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Name: Ruza Flair

Age: 22

Height: 5'8

Gender: female

Magic: Grand Flame

Affiliation: Galactica Raiz

Ruza is a fire mage.

#asian oc #oc #ibispaintapp #original character #digital arwork #small artist #mage oc #originalcharacter #ibis paint x #small creator #originalstory #manga #anime #fire mage #fire Goddess #orange hair #Mereoleona rip off

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sorapikayue · 1 year

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Happy Imbolc, finished this just in time. But I remember a few years ago for a Fire Gathering I had made a water color piece of Lady Brigid, and I was kind of ok with it. My style was a bit different back then. I framed it and I donated it to the Auction for one of the fire gatherings. It was the last item to be auctioned, and the starting bid was at 30 dollars. I remember feeling completely shocked about that. 30 dollars sounded like too much , not just as a starting bid, but just in general. I never though my work was worth that much, and back then my work was kind of...meh in my opinion. Of course since it was the last item to be auctioned, no one took it because everyone was out of money, but I remember feeling embarrassed. And I turned to the people I was with wondering why they started it at 30 dollars. And they even shook their heads, too. They didn't understand it either. When I brought up with some others that weren't in that group, they said " It's because you did beautiful work and it's worth it." They saved it for the next event, and I know that someone somewhere probably has it on their wall . I sure hope so. But in hind sight, realizing what the huge difference was in how my companions saw my art, and how some others in the community saw my art was like Night and Day. I think maybe only one of them (companions)vmay have said " Because your work is amazing", but I was too busy dealing with how the rest of them agreed with me that the price was too high. And then having people value my work that much outside of that group...it was mind blowing and took me a long time to really come to terms with that. I worked on this piece, and I thought about that time. The feelings of shame about that started to come back, and I actually asked myself why that was. Why am I ashamed to think about that old piece. It was because of my own attitude about it at the time, as well as my " friends" agreeing with my neggy attitude about it. And how people who did value me would disagree with me instead, especially if people outside of our group valued it enough to start the bidding the way they did. Or at best, it seemed like there was just a mixed message about how I should view my own art, and I think I felt that way about my art being worthless for the longest time...that all it was was pretty pictures that did nothing for no one. It just being " pretty pictures" or nice to look at. But now, I am learning to value my work. It's hard. To them, it was a pretty picture, but to someone who honor Brigid, maybe it helped them connect to her. Maybe my art can help people connect to the divine, maybe my art can pull someone out of a terrible rut, or can force someone to see what their situation is. Because I see what art has done for me. It was watching an anime that helped me see that my previous path was toxic for me, It was art that got me through high school. It may not feed people or doctor people or cloth people, but it has saved lives. How many people have stepped from the ledge because of a song or because of art work? And I try to remember that even if what I do isn't physically useful, maybe I'm still saving lives.

#brigid #irish mythology #celtic folklore #celtic #celtic goddess #fire goddess #imbolc #anime style

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madcat-world · 12 days

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