Danu death deity devoted to the work of

devoted to the work of protection

worked tirelessly to find her husbands missing parts and resurrect him long enough so they could bear a child together

- ʜᴇᴀʀᴛ's ᴅᴇsɪʀᴇ (blush red): For the altar of ecstasy—kindled in rites of carnal magic

simply burn the in a fireplace or cauldron

was the most celebrated in all of Egypt—an ancient forerunner to Mardi Gras

Danu death deity devoted to the work ofDanusometimes called Danadrifts through the mists of Celtic folklore as an ancient presence. She is said to be the primordial mother, the architect behind gods and landscapes alike. Though her name is spoken with reverence, little is truly known. The myths about her are tangled and contradictory. Some claim she is the Earth itself. Others, the pulse between worlds. She is the first, the oldestthe mother of the Tuatha D Danann, the mysterious Celtic