Morgan Le Fay: Celtic Goddesses Modron And Morrigan

Morgan Le Fay was an enchantress from the Arthurian legend, who possessed many good and evil powers. There are many who think that she may have originated from Pagan myths, and writings. It is very possible that this is the case as she has been associated with the Celtic goddesses Modron and Morrigan. It is therefore very likely that there is a connection between Morgan Le Fay and Celtic goddesses (). Morgan Le Fay is a magical figure from the Arthurian legend. During her childhood, she was drawn to magic arts, she wore a Druid stone as a talisman, and pursued the knowledge first from her nurse, then from the gods and fairies in the court of Avalon. Where she spent most of her youth learning the dark arts. Later she decided that she would

She is depicted as a triple aspect goddess, or three seated ladies with associated attributes. Modron is part of a Welsh myth in which Modron was married to King Urien, and the mother of the hero Owain just as Morgan. It is likely that Morgan and Modron originate from the same story of this Welsh myth. In Celtic tradition, the Morrigan was depicted as a raven or crow which are usually associated with death as she represented life, death, sexuality, and conflict. She too was very likely to have been one of the triple aspect goddesses. So it is very likely that Morgan Le Fay is too one of these goddesses. So many Pagans believed that Morgan was related to Morrigan. So they thought that it was given right to depict Morgan as an evil manner as possible. Which could be why she is shown as a witch in most modern stories, and

Since Morrigan was a triple goddess, and Morgan was also considered to be one. They thought that they had a strong connection. Since of The Morrigan’s reputation, and her being associated with death. The Cistercian Monks saw no way that they could represent Morgan as a kind and compassionate healer. It was in Avalon that Morgan trained to be a Priestess, and since the connection with Pagans is strong it is possible that Morgan may have grew up Pagan The early Pagans did not view death as a bad thing. Death to the Pagans was nothing but a simple transition, and that they would be taken to the otherworld where they would live another life similar to the one they had lived on earth. When they die in the otherworld they believed that they would then again live another life out on earth. It connect with the beliefs that these three goddesses are all related to