Celtic father god, epitomising virility, agriculture, and wisdom. His presence invokes plenitude, wielding a magical harp and cauldron. A symbol of strength and paternal guidance, he embodies the nurturing essence of Celtic spirituality. Lead wisely.

Wife of Dagda. Goddess of fate, war and sovereignty. Shape-shifts, most notably into a crow. She encourages warriors to be brave in battle, even when facing certain doom. She symbolises the dance between life and death. Fight on when all seems lost.

Triple goddess revealing various forms: poetic Brigid, healing Brigantia, and revered St. Brigid. A patroness of poetry, healing, and smithcraft, her essence ignites the flame of inspiration, rejuvenation, and skilled artistry. Heal, be inspired and create.

God of light, craftsmanship and skill. An heroic king known for his guile. Took revenge on his father’s killers using trickery. Valorous slayer of the monstrous Balor with a poison eye that kills all it looks upon. Triumph using intellect, strategy and cunning.

Adorned with stately antlers, the Horned God prowls wild realms. Linked to flora, fauna, fecundity, and fruitfulness, he signifies vigorous vitality, and vibrant virility—the primordial life force pulsing through the verdant domains. Go out and get wild.

The benevolent mother goddess presides over the Tuatha Dé Danann, the supernatural race in Celtic lore known as the shining ones. She embodies vitality, wisdom and the supernal bond between the mortal and divine realms. Touch Earth to connect.

God of the Welsh otherworld, the realms of the dead. Psychopomp for those in life’s twilight as they pass to the afterlife. The tale of Pwyll, where mortal and god swap places, is a story of benevolence, honour and honest friendship. Loyalty is rewarded.

Earth goddess bestows blessings on the fields, filling the soil with richness, guiding the cycles of farming. Died from exhaustion after clearing the plains for agriculture. Her legacy is celebrated at the Lughnasadh festival. Remember to rest.

The Queen of Winter welcomes its harsh embrace and changing seasons. Associated with weather and landscape creation. She represents the creative force of nature and transformative power of destruction. The crone bids you to hibernate to recuperate.

Mischievous nature god, roams forests with his goat-like features. A playful deity, he symbolises wild places, rustic music, improvisation, and the raw essence of the wilderness. Associated with eroticism and sexuality. Embrace spontaneity.

The vibrant god of wine, revelry, and ecstasy, embodies the joyous celebration of life. His presence brings intoxicating energy, creativity, and uninhibited freedom – a union between the earthly and divine through the power of revelry. Party on.

The arcane goddess of sorcery and crossroads, wields mastery over occulted realms. She escorts souls, grasps the arcana of botanicals and poisons, and epitomises the transformative might of lunar enchantments. Weave your magic with abandon.

Ruler of the Olympian gods, wields thunderbolts, embodies authority and justice. Oversees the cosmos, keeps divine order from Mount Olympus. A rampant appetite and long list of affairs through trickery causing tragedy. Channel energies to create.

Zeus’s wife, Queen of Olympia and goddess of marriage, Hera epitomises fidelity and the sacred bond between partners. She represents matrimony’s blessings though her temper flares when betrayed. Allow anger to be released safely.

God of the seas, brother of Zeus, Poseidon brandishes his trident to summon tsunamis and storms, overseeing oceans and aquatic realms. Sailors pay homage to this volatile deity, both feared and relied upon. Calm savage weather within through love.

Goddess of love, lust, beauty, passion and procreation, Aphrodite enchants with her radiance. Born from sea foam, she emerged graceful as a shell, beguiling gods and mortals with her golden charms. Shine with inner beauty – avoid seduction.

Goddess of wisdom, household crafts and strategic warfare, Athena sprang from Zeus fully armoured. She actions cunning plans amidst the chaos of battle, outwitting enemies with cleverness and foresight. Strategise to optimise.

Pristine Sun god of music, prophecy, and archery, Apollo inspires artistry and truth-telling while mercilessly striking down the dishonest with plague arrows. His golden lyre strummed glorious hymns. Let your honesty sing out.

Twin sister of Apollo, Goddess of the moon and the hunt, Artemis prowls the forests accompanied by wild beasts. She embodies nature’s purity and the thrill of the chase beneath lunar light. Take inspired action towards goals – hit the target.

Winged messenger god delivers divine communications. A swift mediator between the numinous and physical realms. Clever trickster serving as guide of roads and shepherd of souls arriving in Hades. Express yourself clearly to lead others.

God of war and bloodlust, Ares charges into frenzied battle armoured in brass. Revelling in the cacophony of warfare, he incites human conflict and can be impulsive and reckless. Take calculated risks – avoid rushing into things and petty disputes.

Benevolent deity of the harvest, Demeter nurtures the land’s bounty. Her anguish cursed the world with bitter winters after her daughter Persephone was abducted to the underworld by Hades. Diligently gather crops to avoid lack in cruel weather.

Brother of Zeus and Poseidon, foreboding god Hades rules the shadowy underworld. Abducted his bride Persephone, the embodiment of Spring. Though he is not evil, only stern and detached. Dread relents and Spring arrives with new hope.

Elder Titan who ruled over the universe’s golden age. He ate his children in an attempt to avoid being overthrown, signifying destructive time that ends all things. Supplanted by Zeus after his wife Rhea’s benevolent activities. Time is of the essence.

Wise king of Asgard, Odin is one-eyed lord of the Æsir. Traded his eye for cosmic knowledge as he quests eternally for wisdom. Associated with war, frenzy, death, victory, sorcery, poetry, healing, and the runic alphabet. The one-eyed man is king.

Queen of Asgard, Goddess of hearth and home, Frigg oversees family ties. Though not a warrior, she is Odin’s valued advisor whose quiet power steadies Asgard. Supremely gifted seer and psychic. Trust the wisdom of your intuitive nudges.

Son of Odin and Frigg, Thunder god and protector of humanity, mighty Thor wields his hammer Mjolnir against giants and chaos. His strength and intensity echoing storms, charging headfirst into battle with great courage. Push forward bravely. 

Trickster god and shapeshifter, his cunning both aids and vexes the gods. Mocks their arrogance using humour. His scheming sowed tragedy for Asgard but his chaos forces change. Fought the gods at Ragnarök. Learn the art of the seriously funny.

Daughter of Loki, Hel rules the misty underworld realm of the inglorious dead – those barred from Valhalla and Fólkvangr that die of sickness or old age. She is a hoarding, unrestoring figure yet vital for cosmic order. Release what no longer serves.

Love and beauty goddess. Travels the Nine Worlds in a cat-drawn chariot seeking her lost husband, weaving premonition magic. Half the glorious dead come to her hall in Fólkvangr. Her anguished tears become golden strands. Let emotions out and tears flow.

Watchful guardian god, stands alert at the rainbow bridge Bifrost, vigilant of danger. With keen senses perceiving all, he is ready to sound the Gjallarhorn, signalling the coming cosmic battle, Ragnarök. Pay attention to your surroundings.

God of war and justice, reflects honour, and sacrifice. When the mighty Fenrir came before the gods, only Tyr was able to place his hand inside the wolf’s mouth as a pledge, thereby bravely losing it but binding Fenrir. Face your fears of loss with courage.

Noble and beloved god of light, radiating beauty, gentleness, joy, and peace. His death at the hands of Loki, by mistletoe, his one weakness, triggered the onset of Ragnarök, the undoing of the gods and the world’s destruction. Bolster your weaknesses.

God of poetry, song, and the magic of words, could entrance all with his lyrical mastery. His inspired oratory and talent on the harp brought calm to conflict, and gave voice to divine inspiration through sublime poetry. Speak with confidence.

God of plenty and prosperity, brought bountiful harvests and wealth to humanity. He gave up his legendary sword to win the beautiful giantess Gerðr as his bride, leaving him vulnerable. His altruism and passion causes the land to flourish. Love over all.

Imposing goddess of winter, snow, and the hunt, prefers the icy wilds and solitude to Asgard. A formidable archer, she hunts and skis fearlessly under winter’s grey skies. She still yearns for her mountain giant home. Be at peace where you are.

The Egyptian sun god travels the sky in his solar barque, giving light, creating all life on Earth. His daily battle against serpent Apophis meant that victory over chaos was never assured. The balance between order and chaos should always be in equilibrium.

Egyptian god of virility, life, and resurrection, murdered by his brother Set, revived by his wife Isis. Ruler of the underworld and judge of deceased souls. His renewal symbolised the eternal cycle of life, death and rebirth. Be reborn anew daily.

Goddess of motherhood, fertility and magic. Used healing arts to resurrect her husband Osiris. Archetypal devoted mother and wife. Protects the innocent and guides deceased souls, offering eternal life through her magic. Embrace feminine power.

Sky god depicted as a falcon, battled Set to avenge his father Osiris’s murder, losing an eye in the ferocious fight. He embodied majesty, bravery, and just kingship. Horus offers protection under his great outstretched wings. Protect what’s important.

Cat goddess, protector of hearth and home, blesses households with health, joy, and plenty. Her graceful feline form displays mystique, while her combative fierceness wards off malevolent spirits threatening harmony. Keep toxic energies at bay.

Fierce lioness goddess of war, unleashed her bloodthirsty fury against humanity’s wickedness. As the sun god’s mighty daughter and eye of Ra, she embodied his punitive solar heat. Her wrath could only be cooled by beer dyed blood red. Stay cool!

Jackal-headed god of the dead, oversaw mummification and protected burials. With alertness and keen senses, he guides souls into the afterlife, weighing hearts on his scale of justice to assess worthiness for the lush Fields of Aaru. Is your heart burdened?

Goddess overseeing truth, order and justice, maintains cosmic harmony. Pharaohs upheld her principles of balance, morality, and ethics. Weighs souls against her ostrich feather, revealing worthiness to access the afterlife. Truth sets you free.

God of knowledge and wisdom, keeps divine records as scribe of the gods. Master of magic and writing. Helped revive Osiris and served as Underworld guide. His counsel enlightened pharaohs, and his books contain mystical secrets. Seek wisdom.

Goddess of music, dancing, love, personified joy, feminine power, and motherhood. Offered vigour and wealth yet avenged wrongs against women. Ra’s daughter, she uplifts spirits and embodies divine femininity. Dance like nobody’s watching.

God of chaos, the wild desert storms and disorder. As rival to his brother Osiris, he embodied violence and rage. Though considered evil for murdering Osiris, without Set’s chaos, order could not exist. He exemplified a free, untamed spirit. Live freely!

Patron god of craftsmen, commanded creation as a divine architect. Using thought and speech, he envisioned the world into being, shaping reality with will and imagination. Venerated in Mephis as overseer of artists and builders. Hone your craft.