A reincarnated Deity TRIVIA!

[Toby Stimpson]

Hello hello,

I was just going through some old posts of mine anddd...I thought to reincarnate the deity trivia if anyone's interested. For those who have never played this before the rules are we each take turns guessing the deity, and the first person to guess correctly offers up a new deity to be guessed. Write a small cryptic but non easy description and we'll see what happens...here goes:

Born from the violence of others...I had the gentle wind to guide me to one of my island homes.

who am I?

Namaste

Tobias

[FaeryChild]

Leto?

[Toby Stimpson]

nope try again

[Philosophia]

Aphrodite?

[Toby Stimpson]

You got it Minerva...in ancient legends surrounding Aphrodite's birth, and her arrival at crete she is accompaied by the winds Zephyrus and Boreus I think....anyways your turn Minerva

[Philosophia]

Death's nephew, I bring you unconscious fantasies and nightmares within your sleeping mind...

[Toby Stimpson]

Morpheus....?

[Philosophia]

Yep, you got it...
Its your turn, Galadraal.

[Toby Stimpson]

Once known as the supreme being, I was delegated to a lower order of Demons...in one stronghold of my religion there was a massive bronze figure bearing my likeness where children plumited to their deaths.

[Garm]

Once known as the supreme being, I was delegated to a lower order of Demons...in one stronghold of my religion there was a massive bronze figure bearing my likeness where children plumited to their deaths.

George Bush?

[FaeryChild]

Ba'al Moloch?

[Philosophia]

Baal-Hammon or Baal-Zebub?

[Toby Stimpson]

lol...gah, was too specific...Baal Moloch was the Baal with the statue of where they found the bons of children...you're turn faery.

[FaeryChild]

Only laughter can bring me from darkness. I am the inner reflection of an often destroyed house. Who am I?

[Nantonos]

Amaterasu, brought forth by Uzume ?

[FaeryChild]

That's the one. Your turn Nantonos.

[Nantonos]

I am a stallion; my name is red, and a bronze statue preserves my name.

[LadyCelt]

Lilith?

But I really don't know what to ask if I do get it right so if I am right just give it to someone else or you can go again. But, I could also be wrong still :)

[Nantonos]

Not lilith, who may well be represented with owl feet, but not to my knowledge as a stallion. However, your name gives a clue as to the culture and language applicable to this deity.

[Philosophia]

Cocidius?

[Nantonos]

appropriately red and martial and appropriately celtic, but too far north and not associated with a bronze stallion.

For anyone wondering about Cocidius:
http://www.roman-britain.org/places/fanum_cocidi.htm

[Philosophia]

Rudiobus?

[Nantonos]

The answer is indeed Rudiobus. A magnificent bronze statue of a stallion, with flared nostrils and one foreleg raised, was discovered in Neuvy-en-Sullias (France). The base bears the inscription

AVG(usto) RVDIOBO SACRVM
CVR(ia) CASSICIATE D(e) S(ua) P(ecunia) D(edit)
SER(vius) ESVMAGIVS SACROVIR, SER(vius) IOMAGLIVS SEVERVS
F(aciendum) C(uraverunt)

To the August Rudiobus, the curia of the Vicus (village) of Cassiciate gave this offering at their own expense. Servius Esumagius Sacrovir and Servius Iomaglius Serverus were in charge of the work.

Picture from the original report:
http://jfbradu.free.fr/celtes/tresor-neuvy/cadre-index-neuvy.htm

Modern photos:
http://jfbradu.free.fr/celtes/tresor-neuvy/le-cheval1.htm
http://jfbradu.free.fr/celtes/tresor-neuvy/le-cheval3.htm

Inscription at base:
http://jfbradu.free.fr/celtes/tresor-neuvy/le-cheval2.htm

Your question, Minerva Mind

[Philosophia]

That was a very tough question, Nantonos!

Necessity am I, the bonds of inevitability and compulsion are mine. I birthed the destiny of your lives, and the rewards.

[Toby Stimpson]

Cronus?

[Feroxyhite]

Shai.

[Nantonos]

Nemesis?

[FaeryChild]

Clotho (one of the Fates)?

[Nitefalle]

Tiamat?

[Philosophia]

None of these are correct.
FaeryChild, you were close.

[Toby Stimpson]

Lakhesis?? *totally looks up :( *

[Philosophia]

No, but you are so close...
Keep trying!

[Feroxyhite]

Atropos then?

[Philosophia]

Nope...
You are on the right track but look at the question closely.

[Toby Stimpson]

The Roman Morae?

[Philosophia]

Wrong answer.
A clue: she is a protogenos

[FaeryChild]

Gaia?

[_Banbha_]

Ananke?

[Feroxyhite]

Ananke?

Dead on I'm sure. I never remember any of those great ones.

[Philosophia]

Ananke?

Yes, you're right!
Here is two links to some information on her:
http://www.theoi.com/Protogenos/Ananke.html
http://homepage.mac.com/cparada/GML/Ananke.html

Your turn, WyldeDryad....

[_Banbha_]

That was tough, it was that second clue that helped... :)


I am a huntress of the night worshipped in revelry with ties that bind.

[FaeryChild]

Artemis?

[_Banbha_]

Nope, good guess though. :)

[Philosophia]

Skadhi or Diana?

[_Banbha_]

no, not yet, more good guesses... :)

[FaeryChild]

Britomartis?

[Philosophia]

Sedna?

[_Banbha_]

No, niether one.

[Philosophia]

Pakhet?

[_Banbha_]

No.

She is always depicted wearing a special type of cap and fur.

[Philosophia]

Bendis?

[_Banbha_]

Bendis?

Yes, you found her. Well done!

Bendis was a Thracian goddess of the hunt whom the Greeks identified with Artemis, and hence with the other two aspects of the former Minoan Triple Goddess, Hecate and Persephone. She was a huntress, like Artemis, but was accompanied by dancing satyrs and maenads on a 5th Century red-figure stemless cup (at Verona). More than Olympian Artemis, Bendis remained a night-goddess, which linked her with Hecate .

Her cult was introduced into Attica by immigrant Thracian residents, and became so popular that in Plato's time (ca. 430 BCE) its festivities were naturalized as an official ceremonial of the city-state, called the Bendideia. Among the events were nightime torch-races on horseback, mentioned in Plato's Republic, 328:

"You haven't heard that there is to be a torchlight race this evening on horseback in honor of the Goddess?” “On horseback?” said I. “That is a new idea. Will they carry torches and pass them along to one another as they race with the horses, or how do you mean?” “That's the way of it,” said Polemarchus, “and, besides, there is to be a night festival which will be worth seeing."
The 'Bendideia' also featured a solemn joint procession of Athenians and Thracians to the Goddess's sanctuary, located at the harbor of Piraeus. A red-figure cup (skyphos) (at Tübingen University), of ca 440-430, seems to commemorate the arrival of the newly-authorized cult; it shows Themis (representing traditional Athenian customs) and a booted and cloaked Bendis, who wears a Thracian fox-skin cap.

Bendis means to bind or tie.




http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bendis
http://www.blueroebuck.com/bendis.html : Music Warning
http://www.theoi.com/Thrakios/Bendis.html
http://www.thebritishmuseum.ac.uk/compass/ixbin/goto?id=OBJ3410


Your turn again, Minerva Mind...

[Philosophia]

That was a good question, WyldeDryad! :hugz:

As the sun shines warmly, so do I. Water springs eternal heat in my presence as I nourish healing from the depths of my shrine.

[Toby Stimpson]

Pele?

[Philosophia]

Nope

[_Banbha_]

Maia?

[Philosophia]

No

[_Banbha_]

Minerva Sulis?


8O

[Philosophia]

You're extremely close...take away a word.

[_Banbha_]

You're extremely close...take away a word.Sulis...?

[Philosophia]

Yep, you got it!
From http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sul
Sulis was the local goddess of the thermal springs that still feed the spa baths at Bath, which the Romans called Aquae Sulis ("the waters of Sulis"). Her name appears on inscriptions at Bath, but nowhere else. This should not be disappointing. Celtic deities often preserved their archaic localization. They remained to the end associated with a specific place, often a cleft in the earth, a spring, pool or well. The Greeks referred to the similarly local pre-Hellenic deities in the local epithets that they assigned, associated with the cult of their Olympian pantheon at certain places (Zeus Molossos only at Dodona, for example). The Romans tended to lose sight of these specific locations, except in a few Etruscan cult inheritances and ideas like the genius loci, the guardian spirit of a place.

Also:
http://sulisminerva.com/godess.html

Your turn, WyldeDryad!

[_Banbha_]

I descend from the clouds a prophecy fufilled bearing sacred gifts and songs of wisdom...

[Philosophia]

Kwan Yin?

[_Banbha_]

no, good guess... :hahugh:

[semi]

Santa Claus!






I suck at this game.

[_Banbha_]

:lol: Mrs. Claus would've been closer! :lol:

[jelly.belly]

Damn, i was going with Kuan Yin too... How about Chang O or Sarasvati?I know, far fetched, but it's all I could come up with..

Gods! How do you guys come up with this stuff? lol!

[FaeryChild]

Metis?

[_Banbha_]

I descend from the clouds a prophecy fufilled bearing sacred gifts and songs of wisdom...

I am Goddess, woman and animal...

[Agaliha]

Sophia, the Gostic goddess of wisdom...takes the form of a woman and dove.

?

[_Banbha_]

Nope, not Sophia...

[_Banbha_]

Whoops, didn't forget you Faery Child or Jelly Belly, she's not Metis, Chang O or Sarasvati.

[FaeryChild]

Athena?

[_Banbha_]

Athena?

Nope...more clues...

[_Banbha_]

I descend from the clouds a prophecy fufilled bearing sacred gifts and songs of wisdom...I am Goddess, woman and animal...

I taught my people seven sacred ceremonies.

[Feroxyhite]

Buffalo Woman aka White Buffalo Woman aka Great White Buffalo Woman.

I figured it was going to be Native American, hence the toughness for me.

[_Banbha_]

Buffalo Woman aka White Buffalo Woman aka Great White Buffalo Woman.

I figured it was going to be Native American, hence the toughness for me.

Hooray! You got it!

The White Buffalo Calf Woman, in Lakota mythology, is a sacred woman of supernatural origin who gave the Lakota their "Seven Sacred Rituals".

The traditional story is that, long ago there was a time of famine. The chief of the Lakotas sent out two scouts to hunt for food. As the scouts travelled they saw a figure in the distance. As they approached they saw that it was a beautiful young woman in white clothing.

One of the scouts was filled with desire for the woman. He approached her, telling his companion he would attempt to embrace the woman, and if he found her pleasing, he would claim her as a wife.

His companion warned him that she appeared to be a sacred women, and to do anything sacrilegious would be folly. The scout ignored his advice.

The companion watched as the scout approached and embraced the woman, during which time a white cloud enveloped the pair. After a while, the cloud disappeared and only the mysterious woman remained.

The remaining scout was frightened, and began to draw his bow, but the woman beckoned him forward, telling him that no harm would come to him.

As the woman was fluent in Lakota, the young man decided she was one of his tribe, and came forward. When he arrived, she pointed to a spot on the ground where the other scout's bare bones lay. She explained that the Crazy Buffalo had compelled the man to desire her, and she had annihilated him.

The scout became even more frightened and again menaced her with his bow.

At this time, the woman explained that she was Wakan and his weapons could not harm her. She further explained that if he did as she instructed, no harm would befall him and that his tribe would become more prosperous.

The scout promised to do what she instructed, and was told to return to his encampment, call the Council and prepare a feast for her arrival.

The woman's name was Ptesan*Wi which translated White Buffalo Calf Woman. She taught the Lakotas many sacred rituals and gave then the chununpa or sacred pipe which is the holiest of all worship symbols. After teaching the people and giving them her gifts, PtesanWi left them promising to return.

Later, the story became attributed to the goddess Wohpe, also know as Whope, or Wope.

When Roman Catholic missionaries first came among the Lakota, their stories of the Virgin Mary and Jesus became associated with the legend of White Buffalo Calf Woman. The syncretic practice of identifying Mary with PtesanWi and Jesus with the chununpa continues among Lakota Christians to this day.

The story of PtesanWi is associated with the white buffalo. Only seven true, genetically pure white bison exist, and they are all residents of Spirit Mountain Ranch in Flagstaff, Arizona.

Link Here (http://www.merceronline.com/Native/native05.htm)
and Here (http://www.kstrom.net/isk/arvol/buffpipe.html)


Well done Feroxyhite, it's your turn now... :wave:

[Feroxyhite]

I am pleasure and pain, and the hearthfire is my altar.

[Agaliha]

God or Goddess?

Heath dieties that come to mind:
Hestia. Vesta. Brighid.
Pleasure and pain...?
Humm... I'll have to think about it.

[Philosophia]

Chantico?

[_Banbha_]

The hearth goddess of the Ainu people of Japan: Kamui-fuchi?

Bes, the Egyptian god of Childbirth and the hearthfire? There's some pleasure and pain. :lol:

[jelly.belly]

Hmmm... Kali?

[Feroxyhite]

Hehe, yeah, it's Chantico. I figured it'd be an easy one. (At the very least to look up using the words I used)

Your turn again Minerva.

[Philosophia]

That was a good one, Feroxyhite!

Fear me for I travel with terror to the battlefield with my father.

[FaeryChild]

Deimos or Phobos?

[Philosophia]

Deimos or Phobos?

Look at the clue, especially the first word...

[FaeryChild]

Phobos

[Philosophia]

Phobos

Yes, congratulations! :hugz:
Go here (http://www.godchecker.com/pantheon/greek-mythology.php?deity=PHOBOS) for some information...

Your turn FaeryChild!

[FaeryChild]

I am the ruler of nocturnal light in paradise. From the head of my enemy I have brought sweet meat and milk. Who am I?

[_Banbha_]

Nergal (Erragal, Erra, Engidudu) or Birdu?

[FaeryChild]

Nergal (Erragal, Erra, Engidudu) or Birdu?

Nope

[_Banbha_]

Xbalanque?

[Toby Stimpson]

Marduk?

[FaeryChild]

nope, none of the above.

Another clue: her enemy was an eel

[Nantonos]

The polynesian goddess Ina?

Although, my info is unreferenced and could be inaccurate.

[FaeryChild]

The polynesian goddess Ina?

Very good! It was Ina.
For more info go here (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ina_%28goddess%29)

Your turn Nantonos.

[Agaliha]

I'll go in his place to get this going again...

"There is blood on my hands. I have killed a God. It was a necessary sacrifice. My he be reborn like the wheat cut down for Harvest."

[Feroxyhite]

Doesn't match up with the necessary sacrifice bit but a good starter guess, Set/Seth.

[Agaliha]

Nope. Good guess though. I knew people would think that first.
You're in the right area of the world though...

[_Banbha_]

Osiris?

[Agaliha]

Nope.
To clarify, I didn't mean Egypt....I meant the Middle-Eastern world.
It's a Goddess...

[Feroxyhite]

Cybele?

[Agaliha]

Nope.
She's linked to the plantet Venus, is a virgin and is (according to the site I'm reading) sometimes linked to Jehovah.

[SilverSeraphim]

Gestinanna?

[_Banbha_]

Asherah or Anath?

[Philosophia]

Anat?

[FaeryChild]

Inanna/Ishtar?

[Agaliha]

It's Anat. WyldeDryad guessed first, so you go next.

Here's the site: http://www.thaliatook.com/anat.html

[_Banbha_]

I am the Goddess of the four winds and the hinge of the stars. It has been said that my power 'is to open what is shut; to shut what is open.'

[Philosophia]

Edited: Changed my mind. Is it Cardea?

[_Banbha_]

Eos or Astraeus?No, but good guess.

I am the hinge of the stars, and also of passage ways, portals and doors...

[Philosophia]

Cardea?

[_Banbha_]

Cardea?Ha, that was quick work! Well done....

Cardea
In Roman mythology, Cardea was the goddess of health, thresholds and door hinges and handles, also associated with the wind. Her name comes from cardo, meaning door-pivot. She protected children against vampires and witches, and was also the benefactress of craftsmen. Her cult was important in ancient Rome, and was worshipped at the Beltane festival and during June, both of which were seen as a metphorical "hinge" for the year. Masks, balls and figurines (oscilla) were hung from doorways or trees to encourage crop growth in reverence to her. The hawthorn tree was sacred to her.

Ovid said of Cardea, in what is apparently a religious formula, "Her power is to open what is shut; to shut what is open."

She was originally the nymph Carna until Janus gave her power over door handles and hinges and status as the protectress of children


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cardea
http://www.blueroebuck.com/cardea.htm

Your turn Minerva Mind...:)

[Philosophia]

As a vulture, a symbol of rulership, and a southern personification, I am the white crown.

[SilverSeraphim]

Nekhbet?

[_Banbha_]

Nekhbet?You beat me...I'll say Mut.

[Philosophia]

You're right SilverSeraphim!
Here is some information:
http://www.thekeep.org/~kunoichi/kunoichi/themestream/nekhbet.html

Your turn, SilverSeraphim! :)

[SilverSeraphim]

Although my husband was unfaithful, nevertheless I avenged his unjust death by tearing off my breast and cursing the king who'd ordered his death.

[Agaliha]

One of the Amazons? Hummm....

[SilverSeraphim]

One of the Amazons? Hummm....

From what I understand of the Amazons, the removal of a breast was a purely practical procedure- it apparently got in the way of fully drawing back the bowstring.

[Agaliha]

Yeah. I know. I just can't think of anything else. Well St. Agnes, but that doesn't even fit here, heh. I'll let someone else try this one.

[FaeryChild]

Kannaki?

[SilverSeraphim]

Kannaki?

Yep. Here's some more info:

Kannaki/Pattini (http://pattini.org/index.htm)

Your turn, FaeryChild...

[FaeryChild]

You will hear me when light gashes the gray sky. My face is streaked with tears at festivals and full of laughter at funerals.

[Feroxyhite]

THis popped into my head but is almost definitely wrong again, Hel/Hela.

[FaeryChild]

THis popped into my head but is almost definitely wrong again, Hel/Hela.

Nope try again

[Feroxyhite]

Indra?

[FaeryChild]

Indra?

No

It's a god from a western pantheon

[Feroxyhite]

Damn, I was thinking of thunder gods and skipped right over him. Haokah.

[FaeryChild]

Damn, I was thinking of thunder gods and skipped right over him. Haokah.

That would be him.

More info (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haokah) (what little there is on him)

Your turn Feroxyhite.

[Feroxyhite]

I protect the sun on it's nightly passage and several domains are mine. When the dark bell tolls you will see me.

[Silver Water]

Might it be Lugh?

[Feroxyhite]

Nope. :)

[Agaliha]

Nut?

[Feroxyhite]

Nope.

[_Banbha_]

Seth?

[Feroxyhite]

Nope. Let me toss in some clues:

- I have a twin.
- I am the Evening Star.

[FaeryChild]

Xolotl?

[Feroxyhite]

Xolotl?

Yep, it's my man Xolotl. =D

[FaeryChild]

I am the daughter of earth and sky and the wife of the desert. My name is home and basket as I am the mistress of the house.

[Feroxyhite]

I am the daughter of earth and sky and the wife of the desert. My name is home and basket as I am the mistress of the house.

Everything except the female bits is Set worthy. Grr.

EDIT: Nephthys.

[FaeryChild]

EDIT: Nephthys.

That would be her.

More on Nephthys (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nephthys)

Your turn Feroxyhite

[Feroxyhite]

I have killed a priest and my home is an island. I am guardian of aquatic creatures with gills.

[SilverSeraphim]

Pele?

[Feroxyhite]

Nope.

[SilverSeraphim]

Dahut?

[Feroxyhite]

Dahut?
Nope.

[_Banbha_]

Ban Naomha ?

[_Banbha_]

Mbói Tu'ĩ or Vete-Ema?

[Feroxyhite]

Nope...

My wife is both day and night and she brings me fish to eat.

[SilverSeraphim]

Ika-Tere?

[Feroxyhite]

Ika-Tere?

Nope. Maybe I just picked one that was either too hard, or too hard to describe?

[_Banbha_]

...a new hint perhaps?

[Feroxyhite]

I have killed a priest and my home is an island. I am guardian of aquatic creatures with gills. My wife is both day and night and she brings me fish to eat.

I am the son of the sea and I have tamed several whales.

[_Banbha_]

Natsihlane?

[SilverSeraphim]

Aumanil?

[Feroxyhite]

Nope.

[FaeryChild]

Tinirau?

[Feroxyhite]

Tinirau?

Yes! Your turn.

[FaeryChild]

I am the whirling goddess of happiness. My dance can bring light to a dark world.

[Philosophia]

Uzume?

[FaeryChild]

Uzume?

That's right! Your turn, Minerva.

[Philosophia]

As curiousity is my virtue and scandal my vice, I'm announcing secrets to everybody who will listen.

[SilverSeraphim]

Eris?

[Philosophia]

Nope

[_Banbha_]

Loki?

[Philosophia]

Nope, good guesses though.

[_Banbha_]

Apate or Fraus?

[Philosophia]

No to both.

A clue:
I was born in a time of strife...

[Philosophia]

bump

[Philosophia]

Another clue:
A child of Gaia.

[SilverSeraphim]

Echidna?

[Philosophia]

No
Good guess though...

[_Banbha_]

Pheme

[Philosophia]

Yes! WyldeDryad, you are correct!
Here is some information on her:
http://www.pantheon.org/articles/p/pheme.html
http://www.theoi.com/Daimon/Pheme.html

Your turn, WyldeDryad!

[Agaliha]

Damn, I was too late, lol.

[_Banbha_]

I rule from the chthonic realms...I am known to manifest myself in many zoomorphic forms, but the carrion bird is my heart.

[Agaliha]

Morrigan?

[_Banbha_]

Morrigan?No, but a good guess. :D

[Agaliha]

Uh...lets see... Odin?

[_Banbha_]

Uh...lets see... Odin? No, not Odin.

[FaeryChild]

Lugh?

[Feroxyhite]

Badb

[_Banbha_]

No to both.

[jelly.belly]

Mari maybe?

[_Banbha_]

Mari maybe?Mari, Yes, that's her! Well done. Here's some info on the chief of the Basque pantheon...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basque_mythology


http://www.buber.net/Basque/Folklore/aunamendi.mythology.php (http://www.buber.net/Basque/Folklore/aunamendi.mythology.php)
http://www.pantheon.org/articles/m/mari.html

Your turn jelly.belly... :)

[jelly.belly]

WOOHOO!!! I feel so cool right now! :D

Ok, here it goes!

I am the veiled wind of the dark winter to come. I see beyond this world and the next: I am Death, yet I am Bride. Heed my warning, I hold the key to Life.

[Philosophia]

Skadi?

[_Banbha_]

WOOHOO!!! I feel so cool right now! :D

Ok, here it goes!

I am the veiled wind of the dark winter to come. I see beyond this world and the next: I am Death, yet I am Bride. Heed my warning, I hold the key to Life.
Caillaech?

[jelly.belly]

Caillaech?

Indeed it is! lol! :D

[_Banbha_]

I am desire and upon my death the world becomes desolate. I will rise like a pheonix from the ashes.

[SilverSeraphim]

Kama?

[_Banbha_]

Kama?

oh, sooo close... :hahugh:

[SilverSeraphim]

Kama Dev? or Ananga?

[_Banbha_]

Kama Dev? or Ananga?Yes, it's Kama Deva... :D

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kama_%28Hinduism%29

Okay, SilverSeraphim, your next... :)

[SilverSeraphim]

I am the light of the world. Once, my husband rode at my side, but I have scarred him and banished him for daring to touch my daughter.

[_Banbha_]

Saule?

[SilverSeraphim]

Yep!

Here's some info:

http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Oracle/2810/Saule.html

You're up again, WyldeDryad!

[_Banbha_]

In a flood of vengeful tears I drowned the wickedness of the world and in kindness I built a bridge for the rightious.

[Feroxyhite]

Tu?

[_Banbha_]

No to Tu.

[_Banbha_]

:bumpsmili

In a flood of vengeful tears I drowned the wickedness of the world and in kindness I built a bridge for the rightious.
I wear black and white to remind people of my dual nature.

[Agaliha]

I have no idea.
The black/white thing made me think of duality...
I just can't figure it out! You phrase these well :)

[FaeryChild]

Chalchiuhtlicue?

[_Banbha_]

Thank You Agaliha! :)

And, Yes FaeryChild, Chalchiuhtlicue is correct! :woot:

Here's some infor on Her:
http://www.mothergoddess.com/maya.htm

It's your turn FC....

[FaeryChild]

I am the white skinned goddess of the arts. I find my beginnings in the ocean and from there I flow.

[Agaliha]

Saraswati! ( or Sarasvati depending on spelling)

[_Banbha_]

The Japanese Goddess...
Benzaiten (Benzai-ten, Benten)?

[FaeryChild]

Saraswati! ( or Sarasvati depending on spelling)

Yep! Your turn Agaliha.

[Agaliha]

Yay. :dancy:
Finally, lol.
Okay let's see...

You can find me in the orchards, pruning knife in hand waiting to pick the ripened abundance.

Probably too easy. Heh.

[_Banbha_]

Pomona?

[Agaliha]

Lol. Yeah. http://www.thaliatook.com/pomona.html

You're turn!

[_Banbha_]

I am the son of the Mountain and the husband of the towering Oak and the father of the forest....

[SilverSeraphim]

Cernunnos?

[_Banbha_]

Nope.

I'm itching to give another clue....he's a father of the forest....who might his children be?

[jelly.belly]

*bump*

Herne?

[_Banbha_]

Hey! Threads back! :)


He's not Herne. His Father aspect makes him easier to find as you are probably more familiar with his children (or at least I was! 8O ).