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Animal associations: Hummingbird, Jaguar,
Panther
‘Smoke Mirror’ or ‘Smoking Mirror’—Aztec
Sun God who is fond of music and ruled the
dances of summer. At each of his festivals, a
prisoner was made sacrifice to him, but only
after that prisoner was treated as a king dur-
ing his long festival, in which he received four
wives who performed his every wish. That prac-
tice is immensely similar to European prac-
tices. His magick mirror resembles the scrying
mirrors of today, except that smoke rises from
it, and he uses it to reflect rays of sunlight to
strike his enemy dead. He is patron to magi-
cians and sorcerers.
Thalia—Female—Mediterranean
Father: Zeus
Mother: Euronyme
‘Brings flowers’—One of the Three Graces
found in Greek lore. Her parents are some-
times cited as Dionysus and Aphrodite. See
also Euphrosyne and Aglaia. She is also the
Muse of comedy. See also Muses, The.
Thanatos—Male—Mediterranean
Father: Hypnos
Greek god of death who lives in the
Underworld.
Thaumas—Male—Mediterranean
Father: Pontus
Mother: Gaia
Wife: Electra
‘Wonder’—Greek personification of the
rainbow and messenger of the gods.
Theia—Female—Mediterranean
(Also known as Thea)
Lover: Hyperion
Greek goddess and mother to Helios
(Sun), Selene (Moon), and Eos (Dawn).
Thetis—Female—Mediterranean
Animal association: Dolphin
Became the mother of Achilles after join-
ing in the Great Rite with Peleus. Thetis
reminds us that although we might do every-
thing we can to protect our children, there will
always remain a vulnerability.
Thor—Male—North Europe
(Also known as Donar)
Animal associations: Goat, Robin, Bear
Plant associations: Ash, Mountain Ash
(Rowan), Birch, Common Daisy, Gorse, Ha-
zelnut, Holly, Houseleek, Nettle (greater),
Oak, Ox-eyed Daisy, Thistle, Vervain
Scandinavian god of the common man. He
had many similarities to Odin except that Odin
was more the god of the warrior class. Thor is
the red-haired champion of the working class,
requiring no sacrifice for his protection and
guidance. His symbol is the hammer, which is
most likely a phallic symbol.
Thoth—Male—Africa
(Also known as Djeheuty, Tehuti, Tahuti,
Zehuti)
Wife: Nahmauit
Animal association: Ape, Jackal, Snake
Plant association: Almond, Beech, Benzoin,
Birch, Gum Arabic, Vervain
Egyptian god of wisdom who is often seen
as the scribe of his pantheon. He is said to have
created the written language. He is patron of
record-keepers and the divine mediator of the
Egyptian pantheon.
Incense Recipe
2 parts Benzoin
1 part Vervain
Enough Thoth or Benzoin essential oil to bind
Oil Recipe
12 drops Benzoin essential oil
18 drops tincture of Vervain
6 drops tincture of Gum Arabic
1/2 ounce Almond oil
Three Marys, The—Female—Middle East/
Mediterranean
Christian Triple Goddess seen as either
Mary Magdalene, the Virgin Mary, and Mary
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