Holda the Equinal

Fey God of Equinoxes, Changing Seasons, Dawn and Dusk, and the Courier of the Heavens.

Holda is the two-formed god of the Equinox and the solstice, and is the god that oversees the passage of seasons and transforms day into night. They are a celestial god that serves as a courier between Night and Day, sending messages to both the moon and sun to ensure their timely rise and fall. Holda’s chief function is as an intermediary between the disputes of the celestial bodies, serving as a neutral arbiter that allows them to harmoniously continue in the sky. If a star feels out of place or outshined by a neighbor, it is Holda that arbitrates the dispute. Similarly Clerics of Holda take a similar role as arbiters or judges. Lastly Holda is a god of changing times and the present, ensuring the transition from past to future; night to day, dawn to dusk, winter to summer.

TENETS OF HOLDA:
Stand at the crossroads of changing times, and ferry others along to the future.

Be as calm and neutral as the equinox; equal parts day and night.

Represent all perspectives, but understand that one must be chosen for time to progress.

Times of change are like Dusk and Dawn. Fleeting, but heralding times much greater to come.

Do not be constrained by the forms placed upon you. Be free to change as the seasons do.
SYMBOL OF HOLDA: The Sun and Moon at parody on a scale.