The Morrigan

The Morrigan is a figure from Irish mythology, often depicted as a powerful goddess associated with war, sovereignty, and fate. She is sometimes portrayed as a triad of three sisters or as a shape-shifter who can transform into animals like crows or ravens. The Morrigan is linked to battles and is thought to influence the outcome of conflicts, embodying both destruction and renewal. Her presence symbolizes the complex nature of change, death, and rebirth, reflecting the cyclical patterns of nature and human experience.