Thursday, July 28, 2011
The Witches’ Goddess, by Janet and Stewart Farrar
The Witches’ Goddess, by Janet and Stewart Farrar
Posted by: Makarios on Tuesday, July 26, 2011 - 04:00 PM
Posted by: Makarios on Tuesday, July 26, 2011 - 04:00 PM
Reviewed by GranovitchThe past 2,000 years the world has been dominated by patriarchal religions that have suppressed the feminine divine impulse. This century has brought about a new awareness of the divine feminine principal. Wicca a fast growing religion based on ancient principals is spearheading the awareness. But what exactly does the feminine divine principal mean? Ancient Paganism had a plethora of God and Goddesses how does the concept of only one God and goddess come about? Dion Fortune one time said that all Goddesses are one one Goddess and all God are one God. In effect all the Goddesses are masks of the great mother goddess and all gods are a mask of the male god who is both the consort and son of the great mother goddess. The Farrar husband and wife team dive into ancient texts, mythology and scholarly studies to examine the goddess and her role in both ancient and modern life. Everything from early Mesopotamian texts all the way to Celtic texts are analyzed and studied. This is no Wicca 101 book but a comprehensive study of the Goddess and her many masks which encapsulate her many aspects. Read the complete article: Everything Magical and Middle Eastern |
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Reviewed by Granovitch