Triple Goddess

Triple Goddess
(Art by Jeroen van Valkenburg)
Moon
General Information
Form	Goddess
Gender identity	Female
Aliases	Hecate Diana Selene Astarte Demeter Isthar
Relationships
Consorts	Lucifer
Children	Aradia
Equivalents
Akkadian equivalent	Ishtar, Ereshkigal, Sin
Canaanite equivalent	Arsay, Astarte. Anat
Celtic equivalent	The Mórrígan(Badb Catha, Macha, Nemhain)
Egyptian equivalent	Eye of Ra(Hathor, Bastet, Sekhmet)
Greek equivalent	Artemis, Selene, Hecate
Hindu equivalent	Tridevi, Kali
Israelite equivalent	Astaroth, Queen of Sheba, Aster
Mesopotamian equivalent	Inanna, Ereskigal, Lilith
Proto-Indo-European equivalent	*Diwōnā (some aspects)? Meh₁not (Moon) Ḱolyo, Móros, Moreh₂ (Death)
Roman equivalent	Trivia, Luna, Diana
Slavic equivalent	Morana, Diviya, Devana

The Triple Goddess is a group of deities from Wiccan mythology and is worshipped by some Neo-Pagan practitioners.

History

In Wiccan culture the Triple Goddess is a symbol of tri-unity as three aspects and those aspects are Maiden, Mother and Crone each one symbolizing each stage of a females life cycle.

Her symbol is usually depicted as a full moon in between two crescent moons.