Celtic Mythology
The Morrígan
War, fate, sovereignty, the crow
In the Celtic Mythology table used by the Who Watches Over You calculator, The Morrígan answers to the number 9: the day of the month you were born, reduced to a single digit.
Born under The Morrígan
The Morrígan flies over the battlefield as a crow and decides who will be king. You have the warrior's eye for how things will end and the sovereign's refusal to be ruled. Your fierceness protects what you choose; choose carefully.
Read the full profile of 9Birthdays The Morrígan watches over
The psychic number is the day of the month reduced to one digit, so these are the days of any month that answer to 9.
- 9
- 18
- 27
About the Celtic Mythology gods
The gods of Ireland and the Celtic world were never tied to planets, so this table follows the numbers' own characters: Lugh of the long arm for the sun, Danu for the mother, Brigid for the forge and the poem, down to the Morrígan for war. It is a reading, not a reconstruction.
The same number in other traditions
- AresGreek Mythology · War, courage, bloodlust, civil order
- HorusEgyptian Mythology · Sky, war, protection, kingship
- ThorNorse Mythology · Thunder, strength, protection, storms
- BishamontenJapanese Mythology · War, warriors, authority, protection
- Buluc ChabtanMayan Mythology · War, sacrifice, violence, conflict
- MarsRoman Mythology · War, farming, guardianship of Rome
- NergalBabylonian Gods · War, plague, the underworld, summer heat
- KartikeyaHindu Deities · War, victory, the commander of the gods
- OyaYoruba Orishas · Wind, storms, transformation, death
- PerunSlavic Mythology · Thunder, war, oak, the warrior sky
- Guan YuChinese Deities · War, loyalty, righteousness, brotherhood
- IllapaInca Mythology · Thunder, lightning, weather, war
- TishtryaPersian Gods · Sirius, rain, the battle with drought
- PeleHawaiian Gods · Volcanoes, fire, land made from lava
- RūaumokoPolynesian Gods · Earthquakes, volcanoes, the seasons, the unborn
- HuitzilopochtliAztec Gods · War, the sun's warrior, the hummingbird, Tenochtitlan
- NinurtaSumerian Gods · War, the plough, the hero, Lagash
- BaalPhoenician Gods · Storm, thunder, war, the rider of clouds
In the Vedic table the number 9 belongs to Lord Kartikeya, through Mars.
The other Celtic Mythology gods
Frequently Asked Questions About Numerology
- How is The Morrígan linked to the number 9?
- Through the psychic number of Vedic numerology: the day of the month you were born, reduced to one digit. Each pantheon on this site assigns one god to each number from 1 to 9, and The Morrígan holds 9 in the Celtic Mythology table.
- Is this a traditional Celtic Mythology belief?
- No. The gods and their domains are traditional; pairing them with birth numbers is a modern numerological reading, and it is presented here as reflection rather than doctrine.
- What if my life path is different from my birth day number?
- They are two different numbers. This page follows the day of the month; the life path uses your whole date of birth and has its own pages under Numbers.