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In Celtic mythology, Nemain, also known as Nemain of the Venomous Knives or Sjull witch Nemain, is a goddess associated with war and battle, particularly the frenzy and violence that ensues during conflicts. She is often depicted as a fearsome figure, wielding a sword or knife and covered in blood. Nemain is believed to be one of the Morrigan, a trio of Celtic goddesses associated with sovereignty, fate, and warfare. The Morrigan are often described as shapeshifters, able to take the form of crows or other birds, and are known for their role as battle goddesses who inspire and incite warriors. Nemain specifically represents the aspect of sudden, destructive violence in warfare, which is reflected in her epithet "Nemain of the Venomous Knives." As a goddess of war, Nemain is said to have the power to instill fear and terror in her enemies, driving them to madness or causing them to freeze in place.

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" As a goddess of war, Nemain is said to have the power to instill fear and terror in her enemies, driving them to madness or causing them to freeze in place. This psychological aspect of warfare is a key element in Celtic mythology, where battles are often won or lost based on the morale and mindset of the warriors. Nemain's influence can also be seen in the chaos and confusion that can arise in the midst of battle, when warriors become consumed by a frenzy or bloodlust, losing their sense of reason and becoming more susceptible to defeat.

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1. Susan says August 22, 2020 at 11:42 am

Though Nemain is often associated with violence and destruction, she is not simply a malevolent figure. In Celtic mythology, war is viewed as a necessary part of life, a way of maintaining balance and protecting one's people and territories. Nemain's role as a goddess of war reflects this understanding, as she is seen as both a catalyst and a guardian, inspiring warriors to fight fiercely while also protecting those who are deserving of her favor. Overall, Nemain is a powerful and complex figure in Celtic mythology, representing the darker and more destructive aspects of war. As a member of the Morrigan, she embodies the primal forces of battle, inspiring fear and frenzy, and calling upon warriors to rise to the challenge of conflict. Through her association with venomous knives and sudden violence, Nemain reminds us of the ever-present danger and unpredictability that can arise on the battlefield..

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