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Ok,which Celtic Godess are you?

Arianrhod is the Celtic goddess of the full moon (or the 'silver wheel'), of reincarnation, and of the Wheel of the Year. You are mysterious and serene, yet you can be stubborn and even cruel. Arianrhod was the ruler of time. You are not afraid to express yourself.
 
"Epona is the wise and humble Goddess of horses. She enlightened fools, and aided those in need. You have a sweet persona, but that dosent mean you're innocent. If you see one being unjustly persecuted, you're there to help"
 
Originally posted by: Geekbabe
"Epona is the wise and humble Goddess of horses. She enlightened fools, and aided those in need. You have a sweet persona, but that dosent mean you're innocent. If you see one being unjustly persecuted, you're there to help"
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Even if I had picked horses over cats, though they're about even in my book, I would not have received Epona as a result. I no longer have interest in enlightening fools, they're usually too set in their ways. 😉
 
This test is tained.
But.

"What Celtic Goddess are You? (With pictures)" - Results:

Epona is the wise and humble Goddess of horses. She enlightened fools, and aided those in need. You have a sweet persona, but that dosent mean you're innocent. If you see one being unjustly persecuted, you're there to help.
 
Brigid, the great mother goddess of Ireland, represents fertility, childbirth, power, creativity and inspiration. Also known as Brighid, Brigit and Bride, she is credited as a protectress and guardian of children; also a Goddess of fire, the sun, music and medicine.
 
Arianrhod is the Celtic goddess of the full moon (or the 'silver wheel'), of reincarnation, and of the Wheel of the Year. You are mysterious and serene, yet you can be stubborn and even cruel.
 
One of the best known Celtic goddesses is Aine, Goddess of fertility, who is exceedingly friendly to men and worshipped for her powers of bestowing fertility, abundance and prosperity. She is said to have mated with several humans, having created a magical fairy/human race. Aine once stole an Irish Earl's cloak while he swam in a river, and would not return it to him until he agreed to marry him. You like guys, and love having them around. You love the high life, and have the tendency to judge a book by its cover. :Q
 
Originally posted by: Perknose
One of the best known Celtic goddesses is Aine, Goddess of fertility, who is exceedingly friendly to men and worshipped for her powers of bestowing fertility, abundance and prosperity. She is said to have mated with several humans, having created a magical fairy/human race. Aine once stole an Irish Earl's cloak while he swam in a river, and would not return it to him until he agreed to marry him. You like guys, and love having them around. You love the high life, and have the tendency to judge a book by its cover. :Q
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ROTFLMAO!
 
One of the best known Celtic goddesses is Aine, Goddess of fertility, who is exceedingly friendly to men and worshipped for her powers of bestowing fertility, abundance and prosperity. She is said to have mated with several humans, having created a magical fairy/human race. Aine once stole an Irish Earl's cloak while he swam in a river, and would not return it to him until he agreed to marry him. You like guys, and love having them around. You love the high life, and have the tendency to judge a book by its cover.
 
The Morrigu (or Morrigan) was a Celtic War Goddess who delighted in setting men at war. She fought in battles herself, and at times hovered like a crow over the warring men. She was represented as fully armed, carrying two spears in her hand, and wherever there was war, she was there. Her battle cry is said to be louder than that of a thousand men. You are spiteful, cruel, and dark. But those who befiend you are on your good side for life.

Morrigan
 
They seem to be missing Rhiannon. Or is Rhiannon simply another name for Arianrhod? In any case, I supposedly am Arianrhod.

ZV
 
You aren't a Goddess, and you probably don't even care. Why the heck DID you take this in the first place???
 
The Morrigu (or Morrigan) was a Celtic War Goddess who delighted in setting men at war. She fought in battles herself, and at times hovered like a crow over the warring men. She was represented as fully armed, carrying two spears in her hand, and wherever there was war, she was there. Her battle cry is said to be louder than that of a thousand men. You are spiteful, cruel, and dark. But those who befiend you are on your good side for life.
 
Blodeuwedd is the flower maiden. Blodeuwedd means `Flower Face'. According to the myths she was made by Gwydion to be Lleu's wife. They took the blossoms of the oak, then the blossoms of the broom and of the meadow-sweet, and produced from them a maiden, the fairest and most graceful that man ever saw. When Math tempted her, she became an unfaithful wife, she was turned into an owl as punishment. You are perky and friendly, and innocently naive, which can get you into some sticky situations. Neverless, many enjoy to be in your presence.
 
Originally posted by: ITCHY96
The Morrigu (or Morrigan) was a Celtic War Goddess who delighted in setting men at war. She fought in battles herself, and at times hovered like a crow over the warring men. She was represented as fully armed, carrying two spears in her hand, and wherever there was war, she was there. Her battle cry is said to be louder than that of a thousand men. You are spiteful, cruel, and dark. But those who befiend you are on your good side for life.
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same
 
Epona is the wise and humble Goddess of horses. She enlightened fools, and aided those in need. You have a sweet persona, but that dosent mean you're innocent. If you see one being unjustly persecuted, you're there to help.
 
Epona is the wise and humble Goddess of horses. She enlightened fools, and aided those in need. You have a sweet persona, but that dosent mean you're innocent. If you see one being unjustly persecuted, you're there to help
 
One of the best known Celtic goddesses is Aine, Goddess of fertility, who is exceedingly friendly to men and worshipped for her powers of bestowing fertility, abundance and prosperity. She is said to have mated with several humans, having created a magical fairy/human race. Aine once stole an Irish Earl's cloak while he swam in a river, and would not return it to him until he agreed to marry him. You like guys, and love having them around. You love the high life, and have the tendency to judge a book by its cover.
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I like guys and created a magical race of fairys!

Wait...
 
I'm a ho...

One of the best known Celtic goddesses is Aine, Goddess of fertility, who is exceedingly friendly to men and worshipped for her powers of bestowing fertility, abundance and prosperity. She is said to have mated with several humans, having created a magical fairy/human race. Aine once stole an Irish Earl's cloak while he swam in a river, and would not return it to him until he agreed to marry him. You like guys, and love having them around. You love the high life, and have the tendency to judge a book by its cover
 
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