Kali, Freya, Isis, Kuan-Yin: 36 goddess cards in one PDF to dip into.
Each card gives her name, title, place of origin, a short story and a traditional epithet. Traditions span Greece, Egypt, India, Sumeria, China, Japan, the Nordic world, the Aztecs, Polynesia and Africa. This is the PDF version, so nothing ships; the file is waiting in My Digital Resources after checkout.
Dip in when you want a story or an altar idea. It's also a lovely way to learn where each goddess comes from.
What's on it
- Side one: 18 goddess cards, including Hina, Parvati, Inanna, Isis, Kali, Kuan-Yin and Nut.
- Side two: 18 more, including Durga, Amaterasu, Aphrodite-Venus, Freya, Gaia, Hel and Athena-Minerva.
How to use it
- Read one card a night
- Print one side for your altar
- Look up a goddess you spot in a deck
Care: Back the file up somewhere safe, and reprint whenever your copy gets worn.
The details
- Sold as: PDF
Kali, Freya, Isis, Kuan-Yin: 36 goddess cards in one PDF to dip into.
Each card gives her name, title, place of origin, a short story and a traditional epithet. Traditions span Greece, Egypt, India, Sumeria, China, Japan, the Nordic world, the Aztecs, Polynesia and Africa. This is the PDF version, so nothing ships; the file is waiting in My Digital Resources after checkout.
Dip in when you want a story or an altar idea. It's also a lovely way to learn where each goddess comes from.
What's on it
- Side one: 18 goddess cards, including Hina, Parvati, Inanna, Isis, Kali, Kuan-Yin and Nut.
- Side two: 18 more, including Durga, Amaterasu, Aphrodite-Venus, Freya, Gaia, Hel and Athena-Minerva.
How to use it
- Read one card a night
- Print one side for your altar
- Look up a goddess you spot in a deck
Care: Back the file up somewhere safe, and reprint whenever your copy gets worn.
The details
- Sold as: PDF
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Ritual, Moon & Smoke
What's inside Goddesses
36 goddesses from around the world, with their symbols and stories.
- 36 goddess cards, 18 on each side, each with a small illustration
- Each card lists a title and place of origin, such as Kali, Goddess of Dark, India
- A short description of each goddess's story and role
- A traditional epithet for each, like Isis, "The daughter of earth and sky"
- Symbols and sacred animals, such as Athena-Minerva's helmet, shield and owl
- Traditions from Greece, Egypt, India, Sumeria, China, Japan, Nordic, Aztec, Polynesia and Africa
Side 1
18 goddess cards including Hina, Parvati, Inanna, Isis, Kali, Kuan-Yin, Tlazolteotl, Nut and Xochiquetzal.
Side 2
18 more goddesses including Durga, Amaterasu, Aphrodite-Venus, Freya, Gaia, Hel, Athena-Minerva and Hera-Juno.
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Ritual, Moon & Smoke · 8 guides
The Ritual Set
Smoke cleansing, moon phases, the Wheel of the Year, goddesses, mantras and setting an intention.
- Crystals for Manifestation
- Goddesses
- Herbs & Cleansing
- Mantras
- Medicine Wheel
- Moon Phases
- Sacred Geometry
- The Wheel of the Year
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Good questions
Which cultures are included?
Goddesses come from many traditions, including Greek, Egyptian, Hindu, Sumerian, Chinese, Japanese, Nordic, Aztec, Polynesian, Haitian and African, among others, with the place of origin printed on each card.
What does each goddess entry include?
Each card shows her name, title, place of origin, a short description, a traditional epithet in quotes and, on most cards, her symbols or sacred animals.
What's the difference between print and PDF?
Print is a sturdy double-sided card (about 6.3 x 9.4 in) that ships with your order. The PDF is the same two pages as a file you can download right after checkout and print at home.
Where do I find my PDF after I buy it?
Log in and open My Digital Resources in your account. Every guide you buy shows up there and you can download it any time.







