Here’s a list of 7 pagan deities that are gender-fluid, gay, androgynous, or have strong ties to the LGBTQ+ community, along with descriptions of their roles and why they resonate with queer people today:
Egyptian
Among ancient Egyptian deities, few were as universally beloved and intimately connected to daily life as Bes. This distinctive dwarf-like god, with his fierce yet protective countenance, served as the guardian of households, the protector of children, and the divine embodiment of joy, music, and celebration.
Pagan Lifestyle
Paganism is a dynamic growing religion but what are the benefits? Becoming a pagan offers its practitioners many benefits.
In this article, we will examine seven benefits that pagans have when compared to other religions. Keep in mind that pagan practices are very diverse and these are general things pagans have in common.
Pagan Lifestyle, Pagan Deities
Here’s a list of 7 pagan deities that are gender-fluid, gay, androgynous, or have strong ties to the LGBTQ+ community, along with descriptions of their roles and why they resonate with queer people today:
Pagan Deities
Arawn (aka Aroun) is the ruler of Annwn, the Otherworld, and is associated with hunting, shape-shifting, and magic. Arawn is known for his fairness, wisdom, and honor, and he plays a prominent role in the Welsh tales collected in the "Mabinogion," particularly in the story of "Pwyll, Prince of Dyfed."
