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5 Gods of Sex & Reproduction from various mythologies

All mythologies around the world have gods and goddesses whose responsibilities include sex and reproduction. Here are a few

 

Min – The Egyptian god dates back to the 4th millennium BCE. He was typically depicted in a male human form, with an erect penis and an arm that held a flail.

 

Kamadeva – The Hindu god is regarded as the god of love and desire. He is depicted as a youthful deity, decked with ornaments and flowers, armed with a bow of sugarcane shooting arrows of flowers.

 

Oshun – This deity or orisha represents the Supreme Being of the Yoruba religion in West Africa. She is regarded as a powerful goddess of love, fertility, femininity, and beauty.

 

Freyr – Freyr is a god in Norse mythology depicted with a phallic statue in the Temple of Uppsala. He is believed to be associated with fertility, virility and prosperity. 

 

Xochipilli – In Aztec mythology, he is regarded as the god of song, art, dance, flowers, and games. He has also been depicted as a patron of male prostitutes and homosexuals. 

 

There are many other gods and goddesses who are patron gods for all sections of the society including the LGBTQ whom we will cover very soon. Do let us know if you know of any other gods of sex that we can cover on Mythlok.

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18 March, 2023

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Disclaimer: While it is the intention of Mythlok and its editors to keep all the information about various characters as mythologically accurate as possible, this site should not be considered mythical, legendary or folkloric doctrine in any way. We welcome you using this website for any research, journal or study but citing this website for any academic work would be at your own personal risk.
Disclaimer: While it is the intention of Mythlok and its editors to keep all the information about various characters as mythologically accurate as possible, this site should not be considered mythical, legendary or folkloric doctrine in any way. We welcome you using this website for any research, journal or study but citing this website for any academic work would be at your own personal risk.