Associated Color: Blue; Area of Magick: Fertility spells; Harvest; water magick; Protection; Home and Hearth; new beginnings About Nantosuelta: Her name means "of winding stream". She helps to cleanse our mind body and spirit. In art, she is portrayed carrying a corncupia and holding model of a house, giving her magickal correspondences of protection and home and hearth. According to some experts, her consort was Sucellos who was portrayed as a river god.

To Honor Goddess: To honor Nantosuelta cleanse your body inside and out with water. Water also symbolizes emotions so let go of all negative emotions. Imagine them floating away down a river. See any disease being washed away by goddess who is a water goddess. Since she is a goddess of health and home see her filling your home with positive emotion. Resources

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