Goddess of fate

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The three goddesses of fate ( Moiren ), painting by Paul Thumann

In mythology, the goddess of fate is an embodiment of “fate”, “doom” and similar concepts as a female deity. Very often this does not happen in the form of a single deity, but rather through a trinity of goddesses of fate or women of fate .

The goddesses of fate include:

• in Greek mythology
  • the Moiren Klotho , Lachesis and Atropos or Moira as embodiment of the (more or less just) destiny assigned to a person. Man can rebel against this fate and thereby becomes a tragic hero.
  • Ananke , the fate that doesn't necessarily have to be fair
  • Home poor , the inevitable, compelling fate
  • Tyche , the blind coincidence
• in Etruscan mythology
  • the lasers
• in Roman mythology
  • the Parzen , according to the Greek Moiren
  • Fortuna , happiness, comparable to the Greek Tyche in her appearance as Agathe Tyche ("good chance")
• in Germanic mythology the Norns Urd , Verdandi and Skuld
• in Slavic mythology the Zorya .