Saturn - Roman and Greek God Counterparts

Saturn the roman god , Goya

Boguslavsky's Cigarettes "Mythological Gods & Goddesses" (series of 25 issued in 1924) #16 Saturn ~ Roman God of Time

Throughout all this time, we’ve made it pretty clear that we do believe in Reincarnation. Hence, past, present and future lives are always to be taken seriously by witches. Therefore, we’ve come up withs several ways, to discover our past lives and even tap into your past lives Magical Powers as we started in June […]

In ancient Roman religion and myth, Saturn (Latin: Saturnus) was a major god presiding over agriculture and the harvest. His reign was depicted as a Golden Age of abundance and peace by many Roman authors. In medieval times he was known as the Roman god of agriculture, justice and strength. He...

Saturn is one of the most central gods in Roman mythology. The 6th planet from the Sun is named after the god. Saturn is one of the ruling planets in Western astrology. The planet is related to people's limitations, deadlines, boundaries, and responsibilities. Saturn puts the pressure on habits.

Saturnalia was a festival celebrated by the ancient Romans. Originally, this celebration was held annually for a day on the 17th of December, but the festival was so popular that it was extended to a week (December 17-23). Despite efforts to reduce the length of the celebration - Augustus tried to reduce it to three days and Caligula attempted to cut it to five - the celebration of Saturnalia remained a weeklong event.

Did you know that Saturday is named after the god of agriculture and harvest, Saturn?