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The Guises of the Morrigan: The Celtic Irish Goddess of Battle & Sovereignty: Her Myths, Powers and Mysteries Staue Fill this black marble scryingThe Morrgan is probably one of the most magical, formidable and mysterious figures among the Irish gods. She embodies female power and frequently employs her sexuality in the stories told of her. The prevalent image of the Morrgan as a powerful goddess of battle and sovereignty only scratches the surface of this complex and popular goddess. She is the earth goddess, the lady of the beasts and the faerie queen; she is the shapeshifter, an enchantress