Epona: Horse goddess of the ancient Gauls, Epona represents bravery, freedom, and courage, and was taken to heart by the Romans. She is usually shown riding a horse carrying fruit or corn. Epona is believed to guide the soul on its final journey to the afterworld. The kings of Ireland were associated symbolically with the white mare (as a representation of rebirth) and it is believed this came from the cult of Epona that existed throughout Spain, Italy, and Britain.
Brigantina: A Celtic goddess of war and a patron of the arts. Often portrayed wearing a helmet and carrying a trident, Brigantina symbolizes victory, energy, and celebration. This goddess became know as Saint Brigit in Ireland, and a cult of priestesses was dedicated to her. She was a teacher of the martial arts, and her soldiers were known as "brigands."
Morrigan: A Celtic goddess who was associated with war and the battlefield, Morrigan was strongly linked to horses and could change shape into an animal at will. She was also known as the crone Macha, Great Queen of the Phantoms.
Lady Godiva: This title is translated as "Lady Goddess." Goda is the Nordic term for Freya, while diva is the Indo-European word for "goddess." Lady Godiva was said to ride around naked on horseback to symbolize rebirth and fertility.
POSITIVE TRAITS
- Dynamic
- Vivacious
- Risk-taker
- Quick
- Energetic
- Headstrong
- Gutsy
- Decisive
- Bold
- Idealistic
- Passionate
- Vital
- Initiator
- Honest
- Active
- Leader
- Autonomous
- Independant
- Versatile
- Unbridled
- Materialistic
- Noncommittal
- Impulsive
- Flighty
- Impatient
- Naive
- Bossy
- Aloof
- Overpowering
- Isolated
- Demanding
- Scattered
- Domineering
- Gambler
- Nonreflective
- Selfish
- Inconsiderate
- Superficial
- Indifferent
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