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Wiccan deities are the heart and soul of our religion. Traditionally, we are polytheists, which means we worship and invoke numerous Gods and Goddesses. The rituals and spells we create that involve deities bring us closer to the radiant, Divine spirit of the Universe.
But the majority of the most common names for Pagan Gods come from the Greek and Roman pantheons, with a large dollop of Egyptian Gods and Hindu Gods as well. This article offers an introduction to a wide selection of Gods invoked by at least some Wiccans.
There are many Wiccan gods and goddesses which we could worship, but as explained earlier they can all be put under an umbrella term of The Goddess, meaning all Goddesses, and The God, meaning all Gods.
In fact, we tend to gather Wiccan Gods and Goddesses from around the world. There are 2 reasons for this . . . Somewhere in the world there is a Deity for every occasion that could arise, and Many of us try explicitly to be inclusive, and honour the Deities of many cultures.
West African Goddess. Wealth, Prosperity. Wilderness and animals Ajesit. Siberian Goddess. Laughter, fate, fertility, childbirth beginning at conception, petition for a male child. Animals - Domestic animals specifically cows. Offerings - Create a special offering table in the delivery room. Akalli. Minoan Goddess. Apollo's first love, ancient ...
To gain a deeper understanding of the gods and goddesses in Wicca, explore our articles on wiccan symbols and their meanings and wicca and moon phases. These resources will provide you with valuable insights into the symbolism and significance of these divine entities in Wiccan practices.
As universal all-encompassing male and female energies, the Wiccan Goddess and God are understood to contain all of these individual aspects, so that the ancient deities still find themselves acknowledged and worshipped by many of today’s Wiccans.