Milda - goddess of love and freedom

She has a son, a winged dwarf – the god of love (Lithuanian Cupid) named Kaunis, also called Pizio.

A woman of indescribable beauty, a true goddess.

Girl of an impossible beauty – you would never be in doubt she is a goddess when you see her.

Nurturing love.

 

She does not divide people into those who can love and those who cannot.


Marriages, contracts, superstitions, social or cultural differences do not concern Milda at all.

Milda shows up when it’s time for love.

She comes through the firmament in an aerial chariot pulled by two snow-white doves.
Her son, the winged dwarf, infects the heart with the poison of love.


She helps single people find a friend or life partner.

Monai Milda | Baltic mythology | Godess of Love

Goddess Milda was very loved by people.

Only bigots could not bear her because her love knows no bounds.

In the past, people worshiped the goddess Milda throughout the month of April, when nature woke up, trees were decorated with buds and the aroma of love spread in the air.

 

Nowadays, the feast of Milda is celebrated on May 13.

Symbol of love, beauty, health