The Triple Goddess Symbol is another Occult Symbol. It is said to represent the powers of the inner women. The Maiden, the Mother, and the Crone as the waxing, full, and waning moon. It empowers feminine energy, mystery and psychic abilities. This symbol still can be seen used today on crowns or other head pieces, particularly worn by Priestesses.
Looking at the Triple Goddess Symbol..
As you can see from the image of the Triple Goddess Symbol above, the element of the moon waning and waxing.. Phases of the moon and how women are deeply effected by this. In a way the Triple Goddess is a symbol of how a women goes through her phases in her life..
Interesting Fact – The moon governs a womens monthly menstral cycle..
The Maiden – Triple Goddess Symbol
The Maiden (young beautiful women) representing enchantment, inception, expansion, the female principle, the promise of new beginnings, youth, excitement, & a care free erotic aura. Some examples of Goddesses in Mythology are Persephone (purity and a representation of new beginnings), Brigid, Nimue, etc..
The Mother – Triple Goddess Symbol
Mother (mother women) represents ripeness, fertility, fulfillment, stability, and female power. An example of Mother Goddesses in Greek mythology is Demeter, representing wellspring of life, generousity & compassion.
More mother goddesses include
– Aa, Ambika, Ceres, Astarte, Lakshmi.
The Crone – Triple Goddess Symbol
The Crone (older women) representing wisdom, repose, & compassion. The Crone in Greek mythology is Hecate – wise, knowing, a culmination of a lifetime of experience. Crone goddesses include: Hel, Maman Brigitte, Oya, Sedna, Skuld, and others.
Okay, so now as you can see it in its phases. Other aspects to look at with the symbol are its representation of birth, life and finally death. Another three aspects to ponder. In history many cultures focused around the aspects of the Triple Goddess. It is based on a magickal symbol, predating even popular religions such as Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.
Last thoughts on the Triple Goddess Symbol
In conclusion i believe the symbol the Triple Goddess was a symbol of the connection women had to the moon and still do to this day. Yes it is a powerful connecting symbol and in particular a powerful symbol for women all around the world. A symbol of there connection to something further than just here on earth, to outside our planet and to what this connection can bring here.. Birth, the cycle, periods (menstral) and many more.. Its a symbol of life in many ways as well.. The cycle of what we all have to abide by..
Old? How old? Where did it come from?
As far as I know, this was invented in the 20th century. That does not make it less powerful or meaningful a symbol, but our contemporary notions of the Triple Goddess as Maiden, Mother and Crone are not well supported in antiquity. They derive instead from the influential, inspired but ahistoric book by Robert Graves, _The White Goddess_.
Please be a bit more careful with your information.
Thanks for the comment Caliban.. Yes I agree, some of my posts are from guest contributors so i missed that one..
Caliban- He was careful with his information. YOU lack the information. Seriously, be more careful with your words. You are NOT Wiccan judging from your arrogant comment. Good day.
Hey, Onyx next time be careful in how you reprimand people. To inspire change one must show compassion. I don’t see or feel that in this text. Have a good day.
So glad to have found your blog. I have recently become the Crone Goddess. In honor of this transition I now have a tattoo of the Triple Goddess symbol in the middle of my chest a few inches above the heart.
I will visit often and read through your blog. Lots to learn.
Thank you.
Blessed be.
PaulaDevi
Hey… I’m still in the maiden phase… but i will honestly say i do have a connection to the moon… in a strange way lol. But that is not why i am posting… I am a young writer and would love it if you could help me find more information on symbols such as this one. I am always willing and wanting to learn about mythology and symbols and how they are connected in hopes of using the information i gather to form a story about it some day… Will you help me further my knowledge of these symbols?
Love,
SerenaRose
So, I was curious as to where this particular can be traced back to. Is it of near eastern origin? African/Egyptian? Norwegian/Celtic? I always had a feeling that it was connected to the near east due to the use of crescents, but haven’t been able to confirm. Btw, great blog 🙂
The triple goddess is a powerful symbol, representing birth, life, and death. Being conscious of lunar cycles in relation to ones experience is beneficial.
Hey there, I got a triquetra tattoo not long ago for reasons other than what this symbol is suppose to “do”. I went to the local wicca store cause we have some odd stuff going on in my house. So the sales rep was talking to me about wearing one made of silver on a chain for protection, and I told her I had it tattooed on me. She said that wasn’t good enough. I get that I am superstitious & a bit chicken, but I kind of feel like she was just trying to make more money off of me. Don’t symbols in general carry their “mystical properties” despite what their made of be it ink, or silver?
Well for a number of years I have been seeing the Triple Goddess Symbol and I got it tattooed last year on 17/6/17 funny enough the day before my daughters birthday and yesterday I was in tidying up our home as it is closing 2day 8/3/18 =
Guess what they symbols arrived all 3 of them the Auctioneer and the owner where there too as where my daughters totally awe the man that bought it called it the pink house
Funny how things come about really and I am in total see with it as it brings so much joy too my heart sweetheart
Hi,
I need to know the celtic versions of m m & c.
help!
thank you!