Aanya , Ane ( English Aine , according to the rules of the Irish dialect of English is pronounced [ ˈ a ː n ʲ ə ] [1] ) - in traditional Celtic mythology : the goddess of summer [2] , wealth, sovereignty.
In her honor , the Aanya crater on the satellite of Jupiter Europe is named .
In traditional Irish mythology
Aanya - in traditional Celtic mythology : the goddess of summer [2] , wealth, sovereignty.
In the modern mythology of the spiritual teachings of the “New Age” (“ New Age ”)
The goddess Aanya is one of several dozen pagan and traditional deities, which, according to some representatives of the spiritual teachings of the “New Age” (“ New Age ”), are relevant for people who are on the path of spiritual development. In particular, the goddess Aanya is mentioned in the book of one of the “preachers” of the spiritual teachings of the “New Age” - Dorin Virche, “Archangels and Ascended Teachers” (2004) [3] .
Notes
- ↑ Record audio with pronunciation . PronounceNames.com . “In support of the fact that the pronunciation is closer to [ˈaːnjə] than to [ˈaːnʲə]. Pronunciation: [AA N - y uh], AA as in c a r, N as in n o, y as in y es, uh as in u p. ”
- ↑ 1 2 MacKillop, James (1998) Dictionary of Celtic Mythology Oxford: Oxford University Press ISBN 0-19-280120-1 pp.10, 16, 128
- ↑ Dorin Virce. Archangels and ascended masters = Archangels and ascended masters. - Hay House, 2004 .-- ISBN 1401900631 .