Triple Goddess

Jung considered the general arrangement of deities in triads as a pattern which arises at the most primitive level of human mental development and culture.
In 1949 Jung and Kerényi theorized that groups of three goddesses found in Greece become quaternities only by association with a male god. They give the example of Diana only becoming three (Daughter, Wife, Mother) through her relationship to Zeus, the male deity. They go on to state that different cultures and groups associate different numbers and cosmological bodies with gender.Triple Goddess, Wikipedia
In his best-known work, The White Goddess: a Historical Grammar of Poetic Myth (1948), Graves described the trinity of the Triple Goddess in several different ways:
* Representing stages of a woman's life:
** Maiden/Nymph/Hag
** Maiden/Mother/Crone
* Representing the women associated with stages of a man's life:
** Mother/Bride/Layer-out
Graves explained, "As Goddess of the Underworld she was concerned with Birth, Procreation and Death. As Goddess of the Earth she was concerned with the three season of Spring, Summer and Winter: she animated trees and plants and ruled all living creatures. As Goddess of the Sky she was the Moon, in her three phases of New Moon, Full Moon, and Waning Moon...As the New Moon or Spring she was a girl; as the Full Moon or Summer she was woman; as the Old Moon or Winter she was hag."
----Triple Goddess in Hebrew Gematria equals 524:
* ashley; 
* dimensional realms
Triple Goddess in English Gematria equals 918:
* Were Coming Home ☻ interstellar
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* the maiden
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