Celtic mythology reveals a profound depth through the figure of the Morrigan, the Great Queen or Phantom Queen. As a tripartite deity, she embodies three distinct aspects—Badb, Macha, and Nemain—each representing war, sovereignty, and chaos respectively. Known for her shape-shifting into a crow or raven and her ability to foretell death and battle outcomes, the Morrigan was central to Celtic beliefs about war and sovereignty. Today, she remains a symbol of strength and transformation, celebrated in modern Celtic and Pagan practices for her enduring power and influence.
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