From the Oak: Let’s hear it for the God!

Many are those that focus on female divinities, leaving male divinities in the shadows if they get mentioned at all. This is a shame. Here I will share my thoughts, stories and prayers on male divinities. Currently focusing on divinities placed in an atheist "graveyard".

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Lady of the Forest

Today I continue to honor the gods maligned by the atheists' graveyard.  Medeina is deity number 30 from that list and is a Lithuanian forest goddess.  I could not find out much about her so a short prayer is my offering.

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Lady of the Forest

Huntress due a portion

of every successful hunt

Animal Mother, Wild Child

Unmarried, She-Wolf

Precious is the hare to you

For it leads hunters astray

Protector of the forest

You renew its bounty

In return for the bull sacrifice

Called by the Greeks, Artemis

by the Romans, Diana

But here, here you are Medeina

I honor you gracious Lady

By which ever name

You wish to be called.

Hail Lady of the Forest.

Helpful Resources:  

http://fairies.zeluna.net/2012/11/medeina-zvoruna-lithuanian-forest.html

The Living Goddesses By Marija Gimbutas, Miriam Robbins Dexter

Lithuanian Philosophy: Persons and Ideas By Jurate Baranova

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I'm an eclectic polytheist whose main divinities are Heru-ur, Bast, Sobek, Yinepu Isis, Zeus-Serapis, and Yemaya. I'm a mother, wife and Librarian living in the Rocky Mountains stumbling on my path and wondering what the heck I'm doing. Blessed be.

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  • Rana Jetter
    Rana Jetter Tuesday, 26 May 2015

    So many incarnations of the Goddess I like your name of the sea Rana...Majestic force; Queen!

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