Blodeuwedd
Blodeuwedd is made from flowers by two magicians to be a wife for Lleu, and she falls in love with another man, conspires to kill her husband, and is turned into an owl for it. She is the created thing that becomes a person and is punished for the becoming.
Correspondences
- Planetary Correspondence
- Venus
Offerings
- Offerings
- IncenseHoneyFlowersWritten words
Sacred timing
- Sacred Timing
Symbols and forms
- Alternate Names
- Blodeuwedd of the Flowers
- Gender Expression
- Feminine
- Titles
- Woman of FlowersThe BetrayerThe Owl
- Symbols
- FeatherWind
Practice
- Invocation Approach
- ToneFlowering doomedAddressBlodeuweddWoman of FlowersThe OwlRelationshipThe woman made from flowers who chooses her own lifeWarningShe was made to be a wife and became a personResonanceThose who were made for a purpose and refused it
- Modern Practice
Blodeuwedd is called on by those who were made for someone else's purpose, and in work with owls and the moonlit wood. Her practice is naming what you were made for and choosing otherwise.
Nature and meaning
- Domain
- FlowersCreated lifeBetrayalFreedomThe owlConsequenceThe made thing
- Mythology Summary
Blodeuwedd is made from flowers by two magicians to be a wife for Lleu, and she falls in love with another man, conspires to kill her husband, and is turned into an owl for it. She is the created thing that becomes a person and is punished for the becoming.
- Related Deities
- ArianrhodFloraThe MorriganLugh
Details
- Correspondences
- ColorsYellowWhitePale blueScentsLavenderFennelFrankincenseMetalsCopperSilverAnimalsDoveSwanSparrow
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