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Habetrot: Celtic (Scottish). Goddess associated with healing, spinning and the spinning wheel, wool, and the spiderweb.
Habondia: Celtic. Goddess of prosperity and abundance, associated with...
Gahonga: North American (Iroquois). River and rock spirits.
Gaia: Greek. Primal goddess of the Earth.
Gandayah: North American (Iroquois). Earth-fertility spirits.
Gandharvas: Indian (Hindu). Male...
Fa: West Africa. God of destiny.
Fachea: Celtic (Ireland). Poetry goddess associated with creativity.
Famian: Guinea, Africa. God associated with health, protection, and fertility.
Farbauti: Norse....
Ea: Babylonian. God of wisdom, arts and crafts.
Eadon: Celtic (Ireland). Poetry goddess associated with creativity.
Easal: Celtic (Ireland). God of prosperity and abundance; king of the golden...
The Dagda: Celtic (Ireland). Name means "The Good God"; not necessarily good in a moral sense, but good at everything, or all-powerful. Associated with death and rebirth, reincarnation, fire,...
Smokers are much more likely to develop lung cancer than nonsmokers -- that has been a scientific truism for decades. But what about the 80% of smokers who don't develop lung cancer? Are they just...
Hundreds of bacteria in soil can thrive with antibiotics as their sole source of nutrition, Harvard University researchers reported Friday in the journal Science.
These bacteria outwit antibiotics...
A new brain-scan study may help explain what's going on in the minds of financial titans when they take risky monetary gambles -- sex.
When young men were shown erotic pictures, they were more...
God does not exist, people who believe the earth is 6000 years old are "loonies and idiots" and teaching children to fear the fires of hell is plain evil. Just a few of the contentious opinions put...
Why do rats live faster and die younger than humans? A newly discovered biological clock provides tantalizing clues.
This clock, or biological rhythm, controls many metabolic functions and is based...
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