#barbale goddess

[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!

[allmythologies]

georgian mythology: barbale

barbale is the goddess of cattle and poultry fertility, the sun, women's fertility, and healing.

[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.

[akl-sketch]

Hey I think Vietnamese mythology has a sun goddess named mat ga trong if so can you please do her xihe and barbale the solar goddesses

Thanks for your message! I'll definitely keep that in mind for the future - the goddess series was for my 2019 inktober drawings and I wasn't quite planning on revisiting it but if I do, I'll make sure to include her! 😊💚

[sunflower2722sposts]

Barbale is a sun goddess in Georgia mythology

[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.

[barbaleorganic-blog]

What is Barbale?

In 2015 two Georgian and two German friends visited Tusheti. In the beginning of October the weather wasn’t good to pass Atsunta pass and we just get in touch unique Tushetian culture and enjoyed short hikes.

On October 5, from the village Kvavlo we were going down to Dartlo village where we met dog rose bush (Latin: Rosa canina), which was full of ripe fruits. This wild rose and it’s huge potential for health became our inspiration to start organic farming. We were talking about possibilities of Georgian agriculture and plan the business idea.

In December of 2015 in the village Atskuri, Georgia we bought land for agriculture and one of the friends Keti had bought house and we call it Barbale House now. (Gaga is from Atskuri). From the very beginning our goal was to produce healthy products. We have our principals and values, our way to the goal is not easy, but our motivation and friends made it happen.

How can we recognize Barbale?

Before we started practical work, we call our agriculture name: Barbale, which is the name of Goddess of Fertility in Georgian Mythology, this was symbolic connection between agriculture and fertility.  Only name was not enough for us and we create our logo, which has the form of pumpkin, this is the symbol of  abundance.

To choose the colours we had to use practice of the modern branding, the Orange is the symbolic colour of Friendship and the Blue is symbol of Thrust. Those two values are crucial for us.  We have our motto as well: “We Produce Health” 

Today Barbale grows ecologically clean, organic potatoes, corn, beans, different vegetables, pumpkins and more. We are producing herbal teas, we have beehives and producing raw honey. In total we have more than 50 offers for our customers. Including Agritours and workshops organized at our farm.  

Our working principals is connected to volunteerism, already hundreds of volunteers from different countries from all around the world helped us to produce organic products. Thank you very much to all who helped us to have some success in this short time and for the love we have felt from our customers!

Only in 2017 Barbale had guests from 11 different countries. Their aim of the visit mostly was to explore our farming and help us in our daily work. There were some Agri-tours and honey presentations. In total number of visitors was more than 100, they visited us from Georgia, Germany, Estonia, The Netherlands, Sweden, Iceland, Israel, Czech Republic, Mexico, Syria and USA.