#barbale deity

[catnip-reed]

Hey what your upg on barbale the Georgian mythology?

Hello! Thank you for asking!

Barbale is a Georgian goddess of cattle and poultry fertility, women’s fertility, the sun, and healing. Because of this, I find that she takes on a more motherly role. She’s very encouraging, but also lets you make mistakes.

For offerings, I tend to look towards offerings to Apollon and Hera, since I also worship them. Milk, eggs, and other animal products are good. Yellow things are great, especially lemons. Any medications or pain relief is also great for her.

For devotional acts, I do the same. Any creative act works. Taking care of yourself, others, family, and animals is great. Volunteering at animal shelters and the like is a common thing for me. Sitting out in the sun is also amazing.

This may be different for you (and others), but these are just my UPGs. If you have anymore questions, please feel free to ask!

[diana-thyme]

Deities and Spirits

This is a list of all of the deities and spirits I have a relationship with.

Greek Pantheon: Worship

Zeus

Hera

Hygieia

Ganymede

Aphrodite

Peitho

Palaemon

Dionysus

Ariadne

Hermes

Hades

Persephone

Melinoe

Macaria

Hyacinthus

Triptolemus

Aristaeus

Egyptian Pantheon: Worship

Nefertum

Sekhmet

Norse Pantheon: Worship

Freyja

Loki

Frigg

Shintoism

Ame-no-Uzume-no-Mikoto

Inari Ōkami

Amaterasu Ōmikami

Folk Catholicism

Mother Mary

Saint Michael Archangel

Saint Joseph

San José su Cristo

Saint Anthony of Padua

Santa Muerte

Demonolatry

Prince Seere

Leviathan

Forneus

Unspecified

Butterfly Goddess

Storm Goddess

Craft God

Other Pantheons: Worship

Uni the Cat God

Astarte (Sumerian)

Veles (Slavic)

Gwyn ap Nudd (Welsh)

Airmed (Irish)

Lady of the Lake (British)

Devoted To

Ares (Greek)

Apollon (Greek)

Barbale (Georgian)

Working With

Diana (Roman)

Pluto (Astrological)

Baba Yaga (Slavic)

Spirits

Bobcat

Shark

Sea Turtle

Crab

Human Spirits

Local Land Spirits

Lost Spirits

Taliesin (Brittonic Poet)

[teoporiuli]

the gods and goddesses that armazi absorbed during the death of the georgian pantheon are as follows:

barbale: goddess of harvest

bedis mtserlebi: one or several deities that recorded and decided human fate

dali: goddess of nature, animals and hunting

kopala: god of lightning, a mighty hero and demon killer

mamberi: lord of wolves

mindort-batoni: god of valleys, fields and wild flowers

michpa: god that protects cattle and other domestic animals

samdzimari: female spirit of womanhood and childbirth

tevedore: god of agriculture and horses

tskarishdida: a half-fish goddess of rivers and fish

zaden: god of fertility

as such, armazi has some of their abilities and attributes, as well as their own attributes as a lunar and creator deity.

[kia-zane-worships]

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my languages!

english (fluent)

korean (semi-fluent)

german (semi-fluent)

french (learning)

georgian (learning)

my goals!

own an animal rescue

have a farm and grow my own food!

create a hellenic church!!

my hobbies!

dog training

baking

fashion design

language learning

mythology

writing

editing and proofreading

gardening

my deities!

devotion

apollon

ares

lady storm

barbale

work

diana

worship

aphrodite

hades

dionysus

hermes

hera

zeus

hygieia

hyacinthus

melinoe

triptolemus

aristaeus

achilles & patroclus

peitho

freyja

loki

veles

saints

st michael archangel

la santa muerte

st mary

st francis

st elizabeth of hungary

other accounts!

@kia-zane - main blog; studyblr

@kia-zane-writes - writeblr

@kia-zane-draws - artblr

[cynocephaliiar-blog]

The gods and goddesses that Armazi absorbed are as follows:

Barbale: goddess of harvest

Bedis Mtserlebi: one or several deities that recorded and decided human fate

Dali: goddess of nature, animals and hunting

Kopala: god of lightning, a mighty hero and demon killer

Mamberi: lord of wolves

Mindort-Batoni: god of valleys, fields and wild flowers

Michpa: god that protects cattle and other domestic animals

Samdzimari: female spirit of womanhood and childbirth

Tevedore: god of agriculture and horses

Tskarishdida: a half-fish goddess of rivers and fish

Zaden: god of fertility

As such, Wolfin carries some of their abilities and attributes.

[cynocephaliiar-blog]

Gods die. It happens slowly over the course of centuries; the cancerous decay of divine power brought about by lack of faith. Lack of belief. Without worship, even the mightiest of deities will weaken and fade away into nothing. This is what happened to the pantheon of ancient Georgia. As waves of conquerors swept through the land, so did Christianity. Belief in the old gods became belief in the Christian one. The Georgian gods lost power and slowly began to die.

Armazi, chief among them, remained the strongest. They who presided over the other gods and over all of creation watched as their fellows began to wither as the centuries turned. In a desperate attempt to preserve what remained of the pantheon as well as their own strength, Armazi consumed and absorbed the other gods: Barbale, Dali, Mamberi, Michpa, and Tkashi-Mapa among others. But soon even Armazi began to weaken and fade from human memory altogether.

Only through the continued spread of his bloodline through a line of half-human descendants did Armazi cling to existence. In time, their power, too, grew dormant; their heroic deeds lost to history. Still, the bloodline continued on and on, inactive and unknown, until it was brought out of dormancy in the only current living descendant---a young woman by the name of Eva Armasi who, at the age of fifteen, was just barely clinging to life herself. It was through this vessel that the god Armazi slowly began to regain a fraction of their initial strength, granting her powers associated with their nature as well as those of the other dead gods, whose final shreds of divinity were amalgamated in Armazi’s being.