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A Welsh goddess of the moon also known as Arianfuroddo. Arian means "silver" and furoddo means "wheel". Her wheel was said to be used to ferry the dead to the afterlife. The moon symbolizes death and regeneration, which is why she is also highly worshiped as the goddess of rebirth. There are some who hold festivities at the full moon to praise her. | A Welsh goddess of the moon also known as Arianfuroddo. Arian means "silver" and furoddo means "wheel". Her wheel was said to be used to ferry the dead to the afterlife. The moon symbolizes death and regeneration, which is why she is also highly worshiped as the goddess of rebirth. There are some who hold festivities at the full moon to praise her. | ||
Latest revision as of 21:00, 24 January 2020
Official Profile
A Welsh goddess of the moon also known as Arianfuroddo. Arian means "silver" and furoddo means "wheel". Her wheel was said to be used to ferry the dead to the afterlife. The moon symbolizes death and regeneration, which is why she is also highly worshiped as the goddess of rebirth. There are some who hold festivities at the full moon to praise her.
