Deities of the World Pantheons Charges of the Deities Prayers to Invoke the Deities

Deities of the World Goddesses Gods Goddesses Universal Mothers Goddesses of Elemental Magick Goddesses of the Heavenly Bodies Earth Mothers Goddesses of Love & Pleasure Moon Goddesses Universal Mothers Navajo - Spider Woman Aztec – Coatlicue Greek – Eurynome Australia – Yingarna Tibetian – Tara Top of Page Back to Hafapea's Grimoire Goddesses of Elemental Magick Greek – Gaia Navajo – Grandmother Spider Huron – Grandmother Toad Nigerian – Oya, tornadoes, lightning and raging fires Norse – Frigga, Goddess of the Earth and the Atmosphere, Queen of the Gods. Also known as Ostara or Oestre and Holde Hawaiian – Pele, the Volcano Goddess Zulu – Inkanyamba, Goddess of the Waters Mamlambo, the River Goddess Afro-Carribean – Anancy, Goddess of the Garden Japanese – Shiratamahime Top of Page Back to Hafapea's Grimoire Goddesses of Heavenly Bodies Hindu – Usha, Goddess of Dawn Greek – Selene, Goddess of the Moon Australian – Sun Dreaming Egyptian – Nut, Goddess of the Sky Japanese – Amaterasu, the Sun Goddess Haitian – Nananbouclou, the first of all the gods Top of Page Back to Hafapea's Grimoire Goddesses of Earth Greek – Gaia Roman – Tellus Norse – Nerthus Celtic – Tailtiu Top of Page Back to Hafapea's Grimoire Gods Gods of the Sun and Moon Gods of the Sun and Moon Greek – Hermes Trismegistus The sacred day of the Triple Goddess (May 24th) is also his feast day. Was he one or many, merging Name and fame in one, Like a stream, to which converging, Many streamlets run? Who shall call his dreams fallacious? Who has searched or sought All the unexplored and spacious Universe of thought? Who in his own skill confiding, Shall with rule and line Mark the border-land dividing Human and divine? Trismegistus! Three times greatest! How thy name sublime Has descended to this latest Pregeny of time! - Henry Wadsworth Longellow 1882 Top of Page Back to Hafapea's Grimoire

Charges of the Deities Charge of the God Traditional Charge of the Goddess Crystal Waterfall's Charge of the Goddess Complete Charge of the Goddess Rhyming Charge of the Goddess Charge of the Dark Goddess Hecate's Promise Top of Page Back to Hafapea's Grimoire

Pantheons I have several lists of various pantheons that I may add to this site one day. However, during the course of my research I came across two fabulous sites that already have entire databases of pantheons. So, for now, I'm just going to provide you with links to them. For your convenience, the links will open in a new page. The best place to start: Godchecker This site has the most complete collection of pantheons that I have found yet. And for more detailed information on a particular deity: Obsidian's Dictionary of Pantheons If you still can't find what you're looking for on these two sites, try looking up the mythology that your deities are a part of in a search engine. Top of Page Back to Hafapea's Grimoire

Goddess Invocations God Invocations General Goddess Invocation Invocation for Aradia Invocation for Artemis Prayer to Artemis Invocation for Brighid Invocation for Isis Another Invocation for Isis Invocation for Morgana La Fey Invocation for Pele Invocation of the Dark Mother Invocation for the Goddess of the Underworld Invoking the Moon Mother Invocation for the Goddess of the Moon Invocation for the Goddess of the Night Invocation of the Fertility Goddess Invocation for the Goddess of the Hunt Invocation for the Goddess of the Hearth Invocation for the Goddess of Love & Beauty Invocation for the Goddess of Midsummer Invocation for the Goddess of Sovereignty Invocation for the Goddess of Wisdom & Crafts Top of Page Top of List Back to Hafapea's Grimoire God Invocations Goddess Invocations Invocation for Lugh Invocation for Merlin Invocation for Ogma Invocation for Pan Invocation of the God of the Underworld Invocation for the Gods of Crafts Invocation for the Gods of Ecstasy Invocation of the Horned God Invocation of the Trickster Gods Invocation for the Gods of the Sea Invocation for the Gods of the Sky Invocation for the Gods of the Sun Invocation for the Gods of War Top of Page Top of List Back to Hafapea's Grimoire