Gold-Plated Triple Goddess Star and Moon Ritualized

The Triple Goddess The Goddess is the Universal Mother. She is the source of fertility, infinite wisdom, and love. The Goddess, while representing the feminine nature of creation, also represents the states of life as the Triple Goddess. She is also associated with feminine energy, mystery, and psychic abilities. The Triple Goddess symbol is often seen on crowns or other headpieces, especially. The poets of ancient Europe adopted the triple goddess as their muse. Essentially, her three aspects formed a magical circle of initiation (birth), development (life), and end (death). The poetic tradition of ancient Europe was based on magical principles in which the Goddess, as muse, played an important role, and her symbols served as parameters for the development of a theme. The tradition of bards, who traveled from town to town and recited under the shade of a tree or by the hearth of a grand house, was the main force that, thanks to oral transmission, kept alive the mythology that had spread throughout primitive civilizations.