Goddesses

Anahita – "The Flawless One"; an immaculate goddess of dawn and fertility of Assyrian and Babylonian origin. Worshipped as the ruler of the waters and also as a lunar deity, corresponding to the Greek Artemis and Selene, or Aphrodite/Venus. She was believed to be the source of the cosmic sea and all waters, as well as human procreation. Her cult spread primarily in Iran, Asia Minor, and Armenia.

Ara Mater - Mother Earth, protector of farmers, represents diligence, patience, humility.

Ashti - goddess personifying happiness and fame.

Din, Dajena – in Persian mythology, a bright goddess, daughter of Ormuzd and Spandarmath. Giver of the secrets of eternity through worship. We owe her resurrection and immortality.

Drwaspa - goddess of the powerful.

Parendi - patron goddess of women, giver of abundance and goods