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Artio Altar StatueArtioArtio is a Celtic bear goddess worshipped in ancient Gaul and parts of what is now Switzerland. Her name comes from the Gaulish word artos, meaning bear, and she is closely tied to wildlife, forests, and the cycles of nature. As a guardian of animals and the wild, Artio was honored for her nurturing presence as well as her formidable strength. She is often depicted alongside a bear or in the form of one, symbolizing protection, courage, and deep

Brigid sparks creativity and eloquence

It honors the peak of the Sun's power and the abundance of nature during the summer months

and her return marked the onset of spring and the blossoming of plants

In 17th-century Italy

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aiming to access the liberating power they embody

She is renowned for her vast knowledge of potions and herbs

Ancient texts sometimes differentiate between “bad” strife (fostering discord

In her childhood Prymachenko was taken ill with polio and this painful disease influenced the girl's life

This narrative resonates in Chinese poetry and music

Sirin flies into the apple orchard and cries sadly

the Sun threw her out of his house