Medusa

24 Pins

Christina P

Medusa Deity Offerings

Offerings For Medusa

Medusa Correspondences

Medusa Altar Ideas

Working With Medusa Witchcraft

Working With Medusa

Medusa Deity

Medusa Altar

Medusa Greek Mythology

Working With The Powerful, Protective, And Transformative Gorgon Goddess; Medusa

Working With The Powerful, Protective, And Transformative Gorgon Goddess; Medusa - Modgepodgemystic.com

Offerings To Medusa

Medusa Witchcraft

Scylla Greek Mythology

Medusa Goddess

Working With The Powerful, Protective, And Transformative Gorgon Goddess; Medusa

Working With The Powerful, Protective, And Transformative Gorgon Goddess; Medusa - Modgepodgemystic.com

Medusa Correspondences and available items. Find all Medusa products in the shop #medusa #hellenic #pagan #witch

a poster with the words how to work with medusa

How To Worship Medusa

Working With The Powerful, Protective, And Transformative Gorgon Goddess; Medusa

Working With The Powerful, Protective, And Transformative Gorgon Goddess; Medusa - Modgepodgemystic.

the snake spirit guide / familiar text in english and spanish, with an image of a snake

Greek Deities Gods And Goddesses

Medusa spirit guide

Medusa rituals & spells

three appropriate offerings for medusa is a sea spirit at her core therefore sea water and salt are both appropriate offerings

Cow Tongue Spell

Medusa offerings

an image of a woman with snakes on her head and the words prayer to medusa

Medusa Before Curse

Medusa X Blind Woman

Witchcraft Manifestation

Gorgon Goddess Medusa

The legend of Medusa is well-known in greek mythology. It tells of a beautiful woman transformed into a gorgon: who some would consider to be a hideous monster with venomous serpents for hair. She is feared by many, especially men. This is because, she is incredibly misunderstood. Due to the fact that most of her myth and story isn’t commonly told and her tragic beginning many have tried to have lost in the waters of time. The truth behind the myth of Medusa doesn’t start with Perseus. It doesn’t even start with Medusa being cursed by Athena. It starts long before that, with the god of the sea Poseidon. Click the link to read more!