#springmythsevent

[confunduis]

@fyeahmyths’s spring myths event  ( day 5 )     – —    african deity (  egyptian )

ISIS   —   ❝  the      goddess  of ten thousand names. ❞

[mightyhecate]

@fyeahmyths myth event — Day 6: Asian Deity

Konohana — Konohanasakuya-hime is considered the personification of life itself, just like the cherry blossom represents the country.

[fyeahmyths]

@fyeahmyths​ spring myths event day eight: any deity from any region → vesna

[daphnaea]

@fyeahmyths’s spring event day 5: African Deity - Hare Ke, Mother of Sweet Waters

She was the African goddess of spring rains. Her power was to return fertility to the land after a hard, sparse winter. In the spring before the sowing of the first crops, all the seeds and garden tools were blessed in her name.

[juliakaze]

For @fyeahmyths Springmythevent Day 3: Eastern European Deity

Lelia

Goddess of spring and mercy, daughter of Lada being associated with the Ursa Major constellation. 

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[luxaofhesperides]

@fyeahmyths spring event day one: north american deity:

                                 Igaluk  --  Inuit lunar deity

[minus-moscow]

for @fyeahmyths spring myth event, day 5: african deity

Asase Ya (Ashanti) –

She is the goddess of fertility and an earth goddess of the Ashanti people (modern day Ghana). She is also known as Mother Earth or Aberewaa. She is very powerful, though no temples are dedicated to her, instead she is worshipped in the agricultural fields of Ashanti City-State.

[canadiankazz]

@fyeahmyths Spring Myths Event

Day 5: African (including Egypt) Deity

Geb is the Egyptian personification of the Earth, separated forever from Nut, the sky, by Shu, the air. He is the father of Osiris, Isis and Set and the grandfather of Horus. As the Earth, Geb can either be the barren desert or the fertile fields. He was also known as the Father of Snakes and was often depicted with green patches on his body to represent vegetation growing out of the earth.