Attributes
Teutatès is a Celtic deity associated with war, the protection of tribes and communities, and justice. He is often seen as a benevolent warrior god, watching over his followers and ensuring their safety.
Correspondence table
| Stones | Garnet, Onyx |
| Planets | Mars (for his association with war and strength) |
| Day | Tuesday (day associated with Mars) |
| Related deities | Toutatis (another name for Teutatès) |
| Creatures | Boar, Raven |
| Plants | Gorse (plant associated with war and protection), Mistletoe (plant associated with fertility and magic) |
| Signs | Aries (for its association with strength, determination, and war) |
| Direction | Southeast (associated with war, protection, and fertility in some traditions) |
| Sabbaths | Samhain (Celtic festival of death and transition to the beyond) |
Symbols and appearances
Representations of Teutatès vary, but he is generally described as a warrior man, carrying weapons and tribal symbols. His appearance reflects his protective nature and his role in defending his people.
Genealogy
Unknown.
Myths
Although details about Teutatès are limited, he was worshiped by the ancient Celts, especially by those seeking protection and guidance in conflicts. He was considered a protector of tribes, watching over their safety and guaranteeing justice within the community.
Spiritual message
Teutatès embodies the protection of communities, justice, and bravery in defending his people. His presence reminds us of the importance of defending what is precious and maintaining harmony within the tribe. By honoring Teutatès, one acknowledges the need to protect loved ones and ensure the safety and well-being of the community.
