Supernatural beings identified with Christian saints
39 entries in the Supernatural Beings Identified with Christian Saints compendium.
Christianization of saints and feastsPre-Christian traditions reshaped into Christian saints and feast days.Apsat (mythology)Caucasian deity of birds, animals, and the hunt.Babalú-AyéOriṣa of Earth, healing, and disease.Davy Jones's lockerA nautical euphemism for drowning or shipwreck.DazhbogSlavic solar deity and possible cultural hero.Dhu'l-KiflIslamic prophet of unknown identity, often linked to Ezekiel.Djwal KhulA Tibetan disciple believed to telepathically dictate esoteric teachings to Alice Bailey.DonbettyrOssetian god of waters and protector of fish and fishermen.FælværaOssetian deity protector of sheep and cattle.German (mythology)South Slavic spirit of rain, hail, and vegetation.Guede NiboLeader of the dead, patron of the young, and psychopomp.Idris (prophet)Ancient prophet identified with Enoch and Hermes Trismegistus.Jesus in TheosophyTheosophical concept of Jesus as a Master of the Ancient Wisdom.LamariaSvan goddess of hearth, women, and fertility.Lí Ban (mermaid)Woman turned mermaid, then baptized as a saint.MalankaUkrainian folk holiday with costumed house-visits and ritual foods.Mari (goddess)Main goddess of ancient Basque mythology, associated with weather.Master HilarionAscended Master and Chohan of the Fifth Ray.MaximónMaya deity and folk saint of the Guatemalan Highlands.Morya (Theosophy)A Mahatma said to have inspired the Theosophical Society.ỌbatalaKing of all orishas and sculptor of humankind.Ognyena MariaFire goddess and sister of the thunder god Perun.OsarsephLegendary Egyptian priest equated with Moses in Manetho's history.Ossetian mythologyOssetian mythology blends Scythian roots with Christian saints.ỌyaYoruba oriṣa of winds, lightning, storms, and the dead.Paraskeva FridaySlavic folk personification of Friday and a saintly figure.Queen of Heaven (antiquity)Title for ancient sky goddesses across the Mediterranean and Near East.QuetzalcōātlAztec feathered-serpent deity of wind, knowledge, and Venus.Christian RosenkreuzLegendary founder of the Rosicrucian Order, known from 17th-century manifestos.Safa (mythology)Ossetian god of the hearth chain, giver of sacred oaths.Saint Anne in Haitian VodouSaint Anne is syncretized with multiple lwa in Haitian Vodou.Saint NedelyaSlavic personification of Sunday, punishing those who work on that day.San Martin TxikiTrickster who stole farming secrets and invented the saw.SerapisGraeco-Egyptian syncretic god, popularized by Ptolemy I to unify his kingdom.ShangdiHighest Deity of Shang theology, later conflated with Heaven.SvetovitChief god of the Rani, god of abundance and war.Tetri GiorgiLocal Georgian name for Saint George, national symbol.Thracian horsemanRecurring motif of a hunter on horseback in Balkan reliefs.TonantzinNahuatl honorific title for maternal aspects of Aztec goddesses.
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