Sentence examples for benevolent deity from inspiring English sources
After my father died, he became a benevolent deity.
Such a nature was what could be expected of a rational, benevolent deity.
Belohlavek presides over this rigorous yet enthusiastic world like a benevolent deity.
Among the Mongolian and Turkish peoples, Ülgen, a benevolent deity and the god of the Upper World, has seven sons and nine daughters.
"White" shamans, for example, apply to a benevolent deity and the good spirits, while "black" shamans call on a wicked deity and the wicked spirits.
Aristaeus was essentially a benevolent deity; he introduced the cultivation of bees and the vine and olive and was the protector of herdsmen and hunters.
TIBETAN GLITTER Wrathful and benevolent deities in Tibetan Buddhism all dress extravagantly.
Yet markets that create working conditions – even in the UK – reminiscent of gulags, all for £6.70 an hour, don't sound much like benevolent deities.
It is also quite mystical: one fox has visions, there is a benevolent vulpine deity, and some passages are steeped in the kind of fuzzy, pantheistic spirituality that would usually make me wince.
Viewing Lucifer as a benevolent angelic deity, she believed Luciferianism had its origins in ancient Babylon, and encouraged her followers to contact angelic beings associated with the planetary bodies to aid their spiritual development.
Their religion centres around two benevolent male deities and an evil female deity; offerings are made only to the evil goddess, in order to avoid ill fortune.
