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Greek and Roman Goddesses
 Goddess of Nursing Mothers
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 Sacred Huntress
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 Goddess of Wisdom
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 Goddess of New Beginnings
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 Earth Mother
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 Mother Earth
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 Guardian of the Ancestors
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 Mistress of the Hearth
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 Goddess of Wellness
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 Matron of Midwives
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 Sacred Bridge to Divinity
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 Goddess of Sacred Cycles
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 Protectress of
Women's Mysteries
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 Goddess of Night
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 Goddess of Plenty
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 Priestess of Prophecy
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 Queen of the Underworld
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 Goddess of the Soul
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 Goddess of Dancing
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 Primordial Mother of All
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 Goddess of the Sea
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Also Featuring:
Ariadne reminds you that you have the answers within yourself, if you go deeply enough to find them. Her dress is stone-gray, embroidered with a classic labyrinth, and she 'holds' a ball of yarn (which will always lead you home!) Rhanna pointed out something I hadn't intended, which is that the little bit of purple in ...her hair could symbolize Ariadne's marriage to Dionysus. I love it that my daughter is surpassing my ability to see these symbols when they crop up! :D
Devera, Roman Goddess of Purifying
In ancient Roman times, as in many places today, a sacred space would be swept prior to ritual or celebration to purify and cleanse. My broom sweeps away darkness and makes room for the light.
Eurynome, Daughter of the Ocean