Goddesses

Amazing Goddesses From All Over The World

List of links to all our goddesses sorted across regions and countries or religions.

Throughout time and across the world, humans have passed down stories about powerful, almighty goddesses. From Freya the Norse goddess of love, war and magic to Artemis, the Greek goddess of the hunt and moon.

Here at the GoddessGift, we have covered the stories and archetypes of a great number of goddesses. You can get to know them and their stories if you follow the links in the list below.

Africa

Egypt

1. Bast - Egyptian goddess of Cats and the Moon
2. Isis - Egyptian goddess of Healing and Magic
3. Nut - Egyptian Sky goddess
4. Hathor – Egyptian Goddess Of Love And Fertility

Nigeria

1. Yewa – Goddess Of Death And Virginity

America

North America

1. White Buffalo Calf Woman - Lakota goddess of Peace and the Mother of Life
2. Sedna - Inuit goddess of the sea and marine animals

Latin- and South America

1. Yemaya - Santeria goddess of the Ocean
2. Oshun - Goddess of Fertility and Love
3. Oya - Goddess of Storm, Lightning, and Death
4. Ixcacao - Mayan goddess of Fertility and the Cacao tree
5. Ix-Chel - Mayan moon goddess
6. Xōchiquetzal - Aztec Goddess Of Love, Flowers, And Beauty
7. Chalchiuhtlicue – The Aztec Goddess Of Fertility And Freshwater
8. Mictecacihuatl – Aztec Goddess That Ruled The Underworld
9. Cōātlīcue – Aztec Goddess Of Earth And Motherhood

Asia

Mesopotamia

1. Inanna - Sumerian goddess of love, war and fertility

East and Southeast Asia

1. Amaterasu - Japanese Sun goddess
2. Mazu - Chinese Sea goddess

Buddhist

1. Kuan Yin - Bhuddist goddess of Compassion

Hindu

1. Kali - Hindu goddess of time, doomsday and death
2. Parvati - Hindu goddess of love, fertility and devotion
3. Tara - Hindu goddess of Compassion
4. Lakshmi - Goddess of wealth, fortune, and prosperity
5. Durga - Goddess of protection, strength, motherhood, destruction, and wars
6. Saraswati - Hindu goddess of knowledge, music, art, wisdom, learning, speech
7. Annapurna - Hindu goddess of food and nourishment
8. Ganga - Hindu goddess of purification and forgiveness

Europe

Greek 

1. Aphrodite - Goddess of Romance And Beauty
2. Arachne
3. Artemis - Goddess Of Light And the Hunt
4. Atalanta - Heroine Of The Hunt, Travel, And Adventure
5. Athena - Goddess Of Wisdom And Craftsmanship
6. Baubo - Goddess Of Humor
7. Demeter - Goddess Of The Bountiful Harvest
8. Hecate - Goddess Of The Crossroads
9. Hera - Goddess Of Love And Marriage
10. Hestia - Goddess of Hearth and Home
11. Mnemosyne - Goddess of Memory
12. Muses
13. Persephone - Goddess Of Innocence And Receptivity And Queen Of The Underworld
14. Psyche - Goddess Of The Soul
15. Sophia - Goddess of Wisdom and “Mother of All”

Celtic & Germanic

1. Brigid - Celtic goddess of poets, smiths and healers
2. Morrigan – The Celtic Goddess Of Death, War, And Transformation
3. Rhiannon - Goddess Of The Sun And Inspiration
4. Ostara - Goddess Of The Dawn And Spring
5. Badb - Goddess of war and death, and creator of confusion
6. Ceridwen – Celtic Goddess And Witch

Norse

1. Freya - Norse goddess of Fertility
2. Frigga - Norse goddess of Love and Destiny

Oceania

1. Pele - Hawaiian goddess of volcanoes and fire