Grimores

Aztec
Celtic
Chinese
Egyptian
Finnish
Greek
Hawaiian
Japanese
Mayan
Native American
Norse
Roman
Welsh

Acat - God of life who shaped bodies before birth

Chalchihuitilicue - Goddess of storms, youthful beauty, whirlpools, spring growth, love, flowers, spirits, streams

Chantico - Goddess of fire, home and fertility

Chicomecoatl - maize goddess

Cihuacoatl - goddess of childbirth.

Cinteotl - god of corn, supplier of earthly food

Coatlicue - Earth Goddess

Coyolxauhqui - moon goddess

Huehuecoyotl/Ueuecoyotl - god of gaiety, physical sex, and irrational fun

Huehueteotl, Xiuhtechuhtli - god of domestic and spiritual fire, ritual, and the calendar

Huitzilopochtli - god of the sun, death, war, young men, warriors, storms, a guide for journeys.

Ilamatecuhtli - mother goddess

Itzcoliuhqui - god of darkness, terrible cold, volcanic eruptions, disaster

Itzpaplotl - goddess of fate, stars, agriculture

Mayauel - goddess who discovered and introduced the gods to pulque beer

Meztli/Tecciziecatl - the moon at is height

Mictlantecuhtli - god of the underworld and the north

Mixcoatl - god of the Pole Star and of hunting and weapons such as javelins and spear throwers.

Quetzalcoatl - god of the wind, sea breeze, and life breath; creator god

Tezcatlipoca - god of warriors, magicians and sorcerers.

Tlaloc - god of thunder and lightning, mountains, rains, hail, fertility, water, clouds

Tlauixcalpantecuhtli - god of dawn

Tlazolteotl - goddess of filth and dirt, witches, the crescent moon; Earth goddess

Tonatiuh/Pilzintecutli - sun god; ruler of fate; god of warriors who died in battle and
women who died in childbirth

Tozi/Teteoinnan - mother of the gods; goddess of healing and the sweat baths

Xilonen - goddess of maize

Xipe Totec - god of agriculture, the west, goldsmiths, and penitential self
torture.

Xochipilli - god of music, dance, ball players, flowers, feasting, and pleasure

Xochiquetzal - goddess of the underworld and flowers

Xolotl - god of the underworld.

Yacatecuhtli - god of merchants and traders

Celtic Gods
(the Tuatha Dé Danann)

Dagda - the All Father; god of great knowledge

Danu - mother goddess of plenty

Badb - goddess of war

Macha - the third of the triad of war goddesses known as the Morrighan

Medb - goddess of war

Aine - goddess of the hidden paths in the realms of the Western ocean

Aonghus - god of youth

Banbha, Fodhla, Eriu - goddess of sovereignty

Brigit - goddess of culture and poetry

Lugh - sun god and hero god

Ler - god of the sea

Cernunnos - the horned god of nature, virility, fertility, animals, sex, reincarnation and shamanism

Morrighan - the dark aspect of the Celtic Triple Goddess

Ogma - god of wisdom, eloquence and language.

Ao - the four dragon kings, named Ao Chin, Ao Kuang, Ao Jun, and Ao Shun; gods
of rain and the sea

Ch'ang-o/Heng-o - goddess of the moon and wife of I.

Ch'eng-Huang - god of walls and ditches

Chih-Nii/Chih Nu - goddess of spinners, weavers and clouds

Ch'in-Shu-Pao - guardian god

Chuang-Mu - goddess of the bedroom and sexual delights

Chu-Jung - god of fire and executions

Erh-Lang - god who chases away evil spirits

Feng-Po-Po - goddess of winds

Fu-Hsi/Fu-Hsing - god of happiness

Hou-Chi - ancient harvest god

Hsi Wang Mu/Wang-Mu Niang - highest goddess of ancient China.

Hsuan-T'ien-Shang-Ti - god who removes evil spirits and demons

Hu-Tu/Hou-T'u - goddess of the Earth

I-Ti - god of wine

Kuan Ti - god of war and fortunetelling

Kuan Yin/Kwan Yin - goddess of compassion and mercy

K'uei-Hsing/Chung-Kuei - god of tests and examinations, literature, and students

Lan Ts'ai-Ho - goddess of music

Lei-King/Lei-Kung - god of thunder and retribution

Lo-Shen - goddess of rivers

Lu-Hsing - god of salaries and employees

Lu-Pan - god of carpenters and masons; artistic abilities, fame

Ma-Ku - goddess of spring time

Men Shen - two deities who guarded the door against evil spirits and hostile influences

Meng-Po Niang Niang - goddess who lived just inside the door to hell

Nu Kua - goddess who made humankind

Pa - goddess of droughts

P'an Chin Lien - goddess of prostitutes

Pi-Hsia Yuan Chin - goddess of childbirth and labor

Sao-Ts'ing Niang - goddess of the clouds

Shang-Ti - the supreme god

Shen Nung - god of medicine, pharmacy, and agriculture

Shou Hsing - god of longevity and old people

Shui-Khan - god who defends men against all evil and forgives sins

T'ai-Yueh- Ta-Ti - god of the affairs of men; protector of men and animals

Tien-Hou - protectress of sailors and others in time of danger

T'ien Khuan - god who bestows happiness

Tien-Mu - goddess of lighting

Ti-Khuan - god who grants remission of sins

Ti-Tsang Wang Pu Sa - god of mercy

Tou-Mou - goddess of the polestar and record keeper

Tsai hen - god of wealth

Tsao Wang - god of the hearth

Tsi-Ku - goddess of the divination of the outhouse

Twen-Ch'ang - god of literature and poetry

Yao-Shih - god of psychic abilities, healing powers

Yeng-Wang-Yeh - god of death

Ammut - swallower of the dead

Anqet - originally a water goddess from Sudan, she became a goddess of lust

Bastet - goddess of fire, cats, the home and pregnant women

Hathor - the horned cow goddess of love; happiness, dance and music

Isis - the giver of life and food to the dead

Ma'at - goddess of order and truth

Mut - the great world mother

Neith - originally a goddess of war and may have become later a goddess of Weaving

Nephthys - mistress of the house of Horus

Nut - goddess of the daytime sky and the place where clouds formed.

Qetesh - nature goddess

Satet - goddess of the inundation and fertility.

Sekhmet - goddess of war and destruction.

Selket - goddess of scorpions and magick

Tefnut - goddess of the moisture of the sky

Amon - god of creation

Anubis - god of mummification

Bes - god of music and dance

Duamutef - guardian of the East

Geb - god of the Earth

Hapi - god of the Nile

Horus - the falcon headed high god

Khensu - moon god

Khnemu - a water god

Min - a fertility god, the god of rain who was a generative force of nature

Osiris - god of the Earth and vegetation

Ptah - creator god

Ra - the sun god of Annu

Seth - the lord of Lower Egypt

Shu - god of the space and light between the sky and the earth

Sobek - god of the crocodiles

Thoth - god of wisdom and learning

Ahto/Ahti - god of waters and seas

Emoinen/Mader-Akka/Rauni - goddess of the harvest and female sexuality

Hiisi - god of evil, sorcerers, and necromancers

Ilma - god of the air

Ilmatar/Lounnotar - sky and water mother goddess

Ilmarinen - god of smiths, magick, talisman, prosperity

Jumala/Mader-Atcha - supreme god

Kalma - goddess of death

Kipu-Tytto - goddess of illness

Kul/Kul-Jungk - fish spirit

Kuu - moon goddess

Leib-Olmai - a Laplander bear god

Louhi - goddess of sorcery, evil, dark magick

Loviator - goddess of plagues; source of all evil

Mielikki - goddess of the forest

Num - a Samoyed sky god

Numitorem - a Vogul sky god who created all animals

Paiva - sun god

Pellervoinen - god of fields

Rauni/Maan-Eno/Ravdna/Roonikka - thunder goddess

Tapio - god of water and woods

Tuoni - god of death

Ukko - supreme god

Vainamoinen - finnish sorcerer

Yambe Akka - goddess of the underworld

Aphrodite - goddess of Love, Beauty and Fertility

Apollo - god of prophecy, archery and music

Ares - war god

Artemis - virgin goddess of the wild

Asclepius - god of healing

Athena - virgin goddess of war and crafts

Demeter - goddess of vegetation and fruitfulness

Dionysus - god of vegetation, wine and ecstasy

Eos - winged goddess of dawn

Eros - god of love and companion of Aphrodite

Hade - god of the underworld

Hecate - goddess of farming during the day and witchcraft, ghosts, and tombs at night

Helios - sun god

Hephaistos - smith god

Hera - supreme goddess

Hermes - messenger god

Hestia - goddess of the hearth

Pan - god of mountainsides and pastures of sheep and goats

Poseidon - sea god

Selene - moon goddess

Silenus - goat like god of pastures

Zeus - supreme god

Keawe - creator god

Na Wahine - Keawe's daughter

Kane or eli-eli - god of natural phenomena

Ku - god of war, woodlands and crops
can appear in different forms for more specific gods:

• Kukailimoku - god of war
• Kuhuluhulumanu - god of bird catchers and feather workers
• Ku'ula - god of fishermen
• Kukoae - god of sorcerers

Kanaloa - god of seamen

Lono - lord of the sun and of wisdom; a god of medicine

Laka - goddess of hula

Hina - mother of Maui who pulled the Hawaiian Islands from the ocean

Kapo - goddess of the South Pacific

Papa - queen of nature

Wakea - Papa's mate

Milu - lord of the spirit world

Huna Kupua

Huna is a Hawaiian word meaning "secret," but it also refers to the esoteric wisdom of Polynesia. Kupua is another Hawaiian word and it refers to a specialized healer who works with the powers of the mind and the forces of nature. In that respect it is very similar to the Siberian Tungusic word "shaman."

The understanding of Huna described here comes from the kupua tradition of the Kahili family from the island of Kauai, through Serge Kahili King, who was adopted as the grandson of Joseph Kahili and trained in his tradition .The Seven Principles
The basic assumptions of Huna are these:

• The World Is What You Think It Is
• There are no limits
• Energy Flows Where Attention Goes
• Now Is The Moment Of Power
• To Love Is To Be Happy With (someone or something)
• All Power Comes From Within
• Effectiveness Is The Measure Of Truth

The Four Selves
Another set of assumptions used in Huna is that human behavior and experience can be explained and changed through the interaction of three (sometimes four) selves, aspects or functions:

• The High Self (Kane, Aumakua), inspires
• The Conscious Self (Lono) imagines
• The Subconscious Self (Ku) remembers
• The Core Self (Kanaloa) wills

The Four Levels of Reality
A third set of assumptions coming from the kupua tradition divides all experience into four levels or frameworks of beliefs about reality which can be summarized as follows:

• Everything is objective (Scientific reality)
• Everything is subjective (Psychic reality)
• Everything is symbolic (Shamanic reality)
• Everything is holistic (Mystical reality)

Ama No Uzume - fertility goddess

Amaterasu - sun goddess

Ama-Tsu-Kami - the gods of Heaven

Amida-Nyoria/Amida - the Buddha of Infinite Light

Benten/Benzaiten - goddess of good luck

Chimati no Kami - god of crossroads and footpaths

Emma-Hoo - god of the underworld.

Fugen Bosatsu - god of enlightening wisdom, intelligence, understanding, intuition, long life

Hachiman - god of war, battle, bravery, honor, success in personal matters

Haya-Ji - god of the winds and whirlwind

Ida-Ten - guardian of the law

Inari - goddess of rice

Ishikore - the smith goddess who created the first mirror

Izanagi - creator god

Izanami - earth goddess

Jizo Bosatsu - goddess of children and the dead

Kannon Bosatsu - god of mercy and compassion

Kaya Nu Hima - goddess of herbs

Kishi Mojin - protectress of children

Kono-Hana-Sakuya-Hime - goddess of the cherry tree

Nai No Kami - god of earthquakes

Naru Kami - goddess of thunder; protector of trees; ruler of artisans

O-Kuni-Nushi - earth god

O-Ryu - goddess of the willow tree

O-Wata-Tsumi - god of the tides and the sea creatures

O-Yama_Tsu-Mi - god of all mountains and volcanoes

Rafu-Sen - goddess of the plum blossoms

Sae No Kami - the guardian gods of the roads

Sakyamuni - Japanese name for the Buddha

Susanoo - god of storm and thunder

Toyota Mahime - sea goddess

Uso Dori - goddess of singing

Acat - god of Life

Ahpuch - god of Death

Bacabs - gods of the four winds

Chac - rain and vegetation god

Cit Chac Coh - war god

Ek Ahau - war god

Ek Chuah - patron of merchants and coca planters in one aspect, in another god of war

Gucumatz - god of agricultre and civilization

Hun Pic Tok - war god

Hunab Ku - supreme god

Hurukan - god who created Earth, animals, fire and people

Itzamna - sky god

Ixchebelyax - goddess of painting and fabric color designing

Ixcehl - goddess of childbirth, medicine, the Moon, pregnancy, floods, weaving, domestic arts

Ixchup - moon goddess

Ixtab - patroness of hunting and hanging

Ixtubtun - sun god connected with lighting of sacrificial fire

Kukulcan - god of light, learning, culture, organization and order, laws, calendar

Mam - earthquake god of Yucatan

Masaya (Niquiran of Nicaragua) - goddess of volcanoes and divination

Nohochacyum - god of creation

Xaman Ek - guide of the merchants

Yum Caax - god of maize or corn

Agloolik (Eskimo god) - helper of hunters and fishermen

Aipaloovik (Eskimo) - evil being associated with murder, vandalism, and destruction

Asagaya Gigaei (Cherokee) - thunder god

Ataentsic (Iroquois/Huron) - great mother goddess

Atius Tirawa (Pawnee) - creator god

Aulanerk (Eskimo) - sea god

Coyote (many tribes) - the trickster

Estsanatlehi (Navajo) - goddess of transformation, immortality

Gluskap (Abnaki/Algonquin) - acultural founder hero

Hahbwehdiyu (Iroquois) - creator deity

Igtinike (Lakota) - war god

Innua (Eskimo) - supreme god

Iyatiku (Pueblo) - corn goddess

Kitchki, Kici (many tribes) - supreme god

Kwatee/Kivati (Puget Sound) - creator of people; destroyer of monsters

Manitou, Manitu (many tribes) - supreme god

Michabo (Algonquin) - creator of man, earth and animals

Nokomis (Algonquin) - Earth Goddess

Onatha (Iroquois) - goddess of wheat and harvest

Orenda (Iroqouis) - supreme god

Pinga (Eskimo) goddess of game

Raven (Many Tribes) - a trickster god

Sedna (Eskimo) goddess of the sea and its creatures, hunting, sorcerers

Shakuru (Pawnee) - sun god

Spider Woman (Navajo) - goddess of charms and magick

Tekkeitsertok (Eskim) - earth god

Thunder Bird (many tribes) - thundergod; messenger between man and the Gods

Tirawa (Pawnee) - creator and sky god

Tonenili (Navajo) - rain god and full of mischief

Panthers (Many tribes) - evil gods of water but a source of great wisdom and healing
power, particularly with herbs

Wakan, Tanka, Wakonda (many tribes) - supreme god

Yanauluha (Zuni) - the great medicine man

Yolkai Estasan (Navajo) - earth goddess

Alaisiagae - war goddess

Freyja - Vanir goddess of love, beauty, animals, sex, enchantment, witchcraft, gold, wealth, trance, wisdom, magick, luck, the moon, writing, and protection

Frigg - Aesir mother goddess of independence, childbirth, cunning, physical love, wisdom, foresight, destiny, and magick

Gefion - goddess of magickal arts, prosperity, luck, crops, fortunate turn of events

Gullveig - goddess of magick, foreseeing, prophecy, and healing

Hel/Hera - queen of the underworld

Idhunn - Asa goddess of long life

Nanna - Asa goddess of the earth

Nerthus/Erce - goddess of peace, fertility, witchcraft, wealth, the sea, and purification

The Norn/ The Fates/ The Wyrd Sisters - three women usually found at the Well of Urdin

• Asgard Urd (past, Destiny)
• Verthandi(present)
• Skuld (Future)

Ran: Vana goddess of the sea, sailors, storms, and great terror

Stiff - Asa goddess of the harvest, fruitfulness, plenty and generosity

Sjofna - goddess of love

The Valkyries - choosers of the slain

Odin - the all father

Thor - god of the common man

Loki - wavers between a weal bringing culture hero/trickster and a woe
bringing destroyer

Tyr - the sky father

Ull - god of the bow and the snowshoe

Aurora - goddess of dawn

Bacchus - god of wine

Ceres - goddess of vegetation and fruitfulness

Cupid - love god

Diana - virgin goddess of hunting and light

Eileithyia - goddess of birth

Funus - god of mountainsides and a prophet

Flora - goddess of spring and flowering plants

Janus - god of beginnings

Juno - Queen of the Sky

Jupiter - supreme sky god

Mars - god of War

Mercury - messenger god

Minerva - goddess of wisdom and arts

Neptune - sea god

Saturn - god of time and limitations

Sol - sun god

Venus - goddess of love

Vesta - goddess of the hearth

Vulcan - smith god

Gwynn AP Nudd - guardian of the underworld

Arianrhod - goddess of time and karma

Cerridwen - goddess of nature

Cernunnos - the horned god of nature, virility, fertility, animals, sex, reincarnation and shamanism

Taliesin - the great bard of the Welsh

Morrighan - queen of the witches and goddess of magick