Blue Goddess. Red Goddess

Are there blue goddess and red goddess? If yes, please tell information about them. The reason why i say this, is because i always have a dream about a blue goddess and a red goddess, they worked together in creations, but they separated, dont know why. And somehow i serve the red goddess and have kinda red imprints. Does anyone know the meaning behind it.

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I'd suggest meditating and reaching out to them, Perhaps you can get more infomation about them. You say you "Serve the red goddess" I don't think it's wise to serve a deitiy you know so little about.

What do you mean by "Red imprints?"

At the moment,all I can think is about Red Dragon Goddess of Draconian Wicca.. Perhaps research red goddess of LPH draconian wicca?

Sounds very Hindu. The colors of the dieties are important. Kali Ma is generally seen as blue skinned, Ganesh on the other hand, is commonly red skinned. There are so many deities within Hinduism and I'm not that well versed in them, but it's a good place to start.

I mean there is like marking/pattern on my body that are red.

People have always considered birth marks and beauty marks as meaningful in one way or another, but really, we cannot tell you anything here without a specific culture to go off of. Every culture in the world is very different in what they view within marks.

For instance, my great grandmother's child had a red birthmark in the exact place she was touched and frightened when pregnant. She believed the baby could be harmed by anything that frightened or harmed the pregnant mother and this would show up as birth defects or marks on the newborn. Red marks were called "strawberry birthmarks" and that's the kind my grandmother feared to "give her child" by not being careful or having an accident when pregnant. Brown or black birthmarks were looked at as more significant. For instance, my mother and I have a birthmarks in the exact same spots and we always had a strange twin like connection, even after falling out. So in my culture, red marks are a bad thing we don't want not a mystical revelation.

I'm sorry I can't really help you there. You need more information.

There is a Hindu goddess called Tara who has different aspects that are referred to by colors. The prominent two being white Tara and green Tara