http://edsme.heavenforum.com/deities-mythology-f6/-t1.htm From Celtic gods to eastern elementals, here's the place to find them all... Fri, 21 Aug 2009 00:05:23 GMT 10 http://i84.servimg.com/u/f84/12/54/82/52/ban410.gif http://edsme.heavenforum.com/deities-mythology-f6/-t1.htm http://edsme.heavenforum.com/deities-mythology-f6/babylonian-goddesstiamat-t85.htm Tiamat Shockingly enough i am now asking for information ont his Goddess. What do i know about Tiamat: Babylonian Goddess and considered the mother of all until her consort was killed, she turned rather nasty at this point and was eventually slain by her own son (one of ummmm countless children she had) Information is very scarce about this particular Goddess so any added info or even linkies will help a great deal Deities & Mythology Wed, 29 Jul 2009 20:23:54 GMT http://edsme.heavenforum.com/deities-mythology-f6/babylonian-goddesstiamat-t85.htm#122 http://edsme.heavenforum.com/deities-mythology-f6/babylonian-goddesstiamat-t85.htm http://edsme.heavenforum.com/deities-mythology-f6/tiamat-babylonian-mythology-t102.htm Tiamat Tiamat Tiamat is a Goddess of Babylonian mythology, she personifies the sea and is considered to be a monstrous embodiment of primordial chaos. Depicted as a huge bloated feminine dragon she is the mother of all that exists, including the Gods themselves. Her union with Apsu resulted in the first gods being born, Lachmu and Lachamu - said to be the parents of Ansar and Kisar and grandparents of Anu and Ea. It is said that Tiamat and Apsu were displeased with the chaos they had created ... Deities & Mythology Fri, 21 Aug 2009 00:05:23 GMT http://edsme.heavenforum.com/deities-mythology-f6/tiamat-babylonian-mythology-t102.htm#154 http://edsme.heavenforum.com/deities-mythology-f6/tiamat-babylonian-mythology-t102.htm http://edsme.heavenforum.com/deities-mythology-f6/durga-hindu-goddess-t61.htm Tiamat ]]> Deities & Mythology Fri, 13 Mar 2009 00:12:13 GMT http://edsme.heavenforum.com/deities-mythology-f6/durga-hindu-goddess-t61.htm#76 http://edsme.heavenforum.com/deities-mythology-f6/durga-hindu-goddess-t61.htm http://edsme.heavenforum.com/deities-mythology-f6/fair-vassilisa-and-baba-yaga-t37.htm Pythia Fair Vassilisa and Baba Yaga There once lived an old man and woman with their daughter Vassilisa. One day, the old woman fell sick and, before she died, gave her daughter a little doll, telling her that whenever she needed help, she was to give the doll a bite to eat and ask her advice. After his wife’s death, the old man married a widow with two daughters of her own; all three were jealous of Vassilisa. One day, when the old man had gone to market and it was growing dark, the stepmother ... Deities & Mythology Tue, 03 Mar 2009 12:24:39 GMT http://edsme.heavenforum.com/deities-mythology-f6/fair-vassilisa-and-baba-yaga-t37.htm#41 http://edsme.heavenforum.com/deities-mythology-f6/fair-vassilisa-and-baba-yaga-t37.htm http://edsme.heavenforum.com/deities-mythology-f6/slavic-pantheon-t36.htm Pythia Baba Yaga She is the mistress of magic, a wild dark lady known for her viciousness but also for her goodness. She is sometimes seen as a forest sprite. Her name ‘baba’ in Slavic means older or married woman. She is not mentioned as being married but I believe her to be the persona to the crone, the elder. She is seen as a witch, flying around in her pestle driven mortar, her tracks sweeped away behind her by a silver birch broom. She lives in what is described as a cabin on chicken legs that ... Deities & Mythology Tue, 03 Mar 2009 12:24:04 GMT http://edsme.heavenforum.com/deities-mythology-f6/slavic-pantheon-t36.htm#40 http://edsme.heavenforum.com/deities-mythology-f6/slavic-pantheon-t36.htm