(Art) Rhiannon by Pegi Eyers
 | The Celtic Moon Goddess Rhiannon is the patroness of horses and riders. It is said that the song of her three magic birds can bring the dead back to life, put the living to sleep and heal all pain. “Her soul message encourages you to ask for divine guidance as you manifest your goals.” Published in She Rises: What… Goddess Feminism, Activism and Spirituality? Volume 3 |
(Art) Inanna by Pegi Eyers
| Inanna is the Sumerian Goddess of the morning and evening star. A symbol of death and rebirth, and presiding over both night and day, the winged Goddess moved freely between the worlds. “Her soul message allows you to release the negative and welcome positive energies into your life.” Published in She Rises: What… Goddess Feminism, Activism and Spirituality? Volume 3 |  |
(Art) Labrys by Pegi Eyers
 | The first labyrinths were associated with the ceremonies of the Moon Goddesses of the ancient world such as the Amazon Goddess Gaea, and with the symbol of the double-headed axe. “Her soul message is the reclaiming of your matriarchal heritage as leader and visionary.” Published in She Rises: What… Goddess Feminism, Activism and Spirituality? Volume 3 |
(Art) Fertility Woman: Power of the Blue Stone
by Pegi Eyers
| To our Paleolithic Ancestors, it was obvious that women, with their mysterious cycles, performed the same functions as the earth, which was the source of all nourishment, protection and procreative power. “Her soul message is to love and be love, and to nurture your creative spark.” Published in She Rises: What… Goddess Feminism, Activism and Spirituality? Volume 3 |  |
(Art) Dryad, Tree Nymph by Pegi Eyers
 | Dryads are Greek or Hindu tree spirits. Bonded to their tree for life, both the nymphs and the gods punished any mortals who dared to harm the trees. “Her soul message and tree spirit blessing encourages your gifts of prophecy.” Published in She Rises: What… Goddess Feminism, Activism and Spirituality? Volume 3 |
(Art) Ninhursaga by Pegi Eyers
| The ancient Sumerian “Mountain Mother,” Ninhursaga gave birth to a family of deities and created the first humans. She was associated with the omega symbol (womb), the tree of life, and sacred serpents. “Her soul message reminds you to honor your maternal Ancestors for their gifts of love, wisdom and grace.” Published in She Rises: What… Goddess Feminism, Activism and Spirituality? Volume 3 |  |
