Sublime

In Greece, he was Dionysus, and although he has plenty of Wiccan followers under this name,

Then the darkness parted, and he came. Huge he was, white and gray, burned onto the depths like an afterimage of the sun. His silent wings rippled, rills of current flowing off their tips. His eyes were thin and slitted like a cat’s, his mouth a bloodless slash. I stared. When I had stepped into the water, I had told myself that this would be only

Lugh, the Shining One or Lugh of the Long Hand is one of the most beloved of the gods. He is also known as Lug and Ildánach and sometimes, mistakenly, as Nuada of the Silver Arm.

At about this time, there arose from the Tuatha dé Danann the powerful Irish god Eochaid Ollathair, who ruled in Ireland. He was the All-Father, God of Magic, God of Time, Protector of Crops, or the Dagda. He is one of the legendary figures said to be buried at Newgrange.

Bacchus

Manannan (Manannan ap LIyr, Manannan Mac LIyr)- Master shapeshifter, teacher, God of magic, the sea, and travel. Consort to Rhiannon and son of LIyr. The Land of Promise, an Elysian island, is his home. Gave King Cormac a golden cup that broke when lies were told and became restored when truths were spoken. Associated with the magic wand, a magic s

Hecate

told time by the rising and setting of the moon, not the sun, her hours tied to the goddess’s rhythms. Her most active periods sometimes began in the morning, at other times in the afternoon. During my first few days at Ravenswood, I’d wake after midnight and she would be out, walking the meadow, staring out to sea.