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An Introduction To Paganism - The God and Goddess - Symbology and Corresspondences

Goddess and God Symbology
Goddess	God
Moon	Sun
Earth	Corn King
Water	Fire
Spring	Summer
Winter	Autumn
Maiden, mother, crone	All things come from one.
Three	Sky God
Great Mother	Horned God
The Hidden Moon	Herne
Ruler of Change	Cernunnos
Tides and Times	Pan
Mistress of Magic	Ruler of Wild Creatures and Ancient Forests
Giver of Oracles	Guardian and Shepherd
Birth Bringer	Lord of Life
Death Taker	Divine - power of Light
Rebirth Giver	Magical Smith
Initiator of the Magician	The Maker and Designer
Inspirer of poets	Divine Sky Father
The Enchantress	Harvest sacrifice
Spell Weaver	Lord of The Wild
Charmer and Binder	The Goatfoot God
Measurer of Life's Thread	Great God of Nature
She Who Cuts The Thread	Yang
Our Lady in Darkness	Upright Pillar stones
Ruler of The Underworld	Totem poles
Healer and Restorer	Mithras
Queen of the Dead and Unborn	Star Child
Isis - meaning Throne - Aset in Egyptian	Beltane
Ea the Mother of Time, Soul of Space, Oldest of the Old	God's Fire
Binah - The Dark Mother of All	Champion of The Goddess
Yin	Spear of The Sun
Ge - Sphere of the Earth	Arrows of Passion
Circles	Scarlet Poppies - symbol of sacrifce
Holes	Lammastide or Lughnassadh - mourning the sacrificed God
Springs	Oak, Ash, Sycamore, Holly, Horse Chestnut, Pine
Wells	The Lingam
Fountains	Green Man
White	Green Jack
White Goddess	Athame
Eostre - Saxon Goddess	Hermes
Eggs	Mercury
Rowan, Apple, Yew, Hawthorn, Elder, Willow	Mabon, son of Modron
Minerva	Gold
Diana	Lead
The Yoni	Iron
The Chalice	Saturn
Mirrors - Hathor	Mars
Silver	The Holly King
Copper	Lion
Venus	Scarab
Owls
The Sacred Cow
Sistrum