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the waxing goddess
http://waxinggoddess.blogspot.com
This site deals with the ancient Goddesses of Nature, assimilated to the three phases of the Moon, Who ruled the world since its creation till 2000-1500 B.C.E, when They were slowly replaced by male deities. Instead of a personal diary, the site attempts to give scientific information about the worshipping of Goddesses and the development of female role and sexuality.
- Added on: Sep 10th, 2008
- Country: United Kingdom
- Language: English
- Author: moon bat
- Listed in: Spirituality Libertarian
- Tags: feminism witchcraft wicca paganism greek myth greek religion
Recent Posts
Yes!
No words: the picture itself speaks better than thousands words…...
An Indo-European Contradiction. The Amazons
In Chapter Three of the History of Goddesses it was seen that Indo-Europeans, like all herder peoples, were both warriors and patriarchal, thanks to the fact that herdsmen tribes are used to fight among themselves for stealing their cattle, and to th...
The Divine Female Power
As Louise Lacey has showed (Lunaception. A Feminine Odyssey into Fertility and Contraception, 1974), before the electricity era the female cycle was closely connected to the phases of the Moon, with menstruation taking place during the New Moon and f...
The Earth-Womb Connection in Patriarchal Times and the Changing Attitude towards Sex
In pre-Indo-European Europe, a material consequence of the assimilation between the Earth and the female womb as places of birth and rebirth is shown by burial customs. The bodies were buried in round-shaped chamber graves imitating the female womb; ...
The Female Nature of the Snake
The cult of the snake as token of rebirth was widespread in all pre-Indo-European Europe*. For an agricultural society that believed in a close relationship between the earth and the female womb as places of birth and rebirth, it was natural to lay t...
About Me
I was born in December 1969 in Venice (Italy) from Spanish parents. However, they early separated when I was very little, so I was brought up and nourished by my mother and my sister, who was eight years older than me. My mother’s family was matril...
I found my name listed on your blog site, and checked it out. I thought I would add something.
However, your pitch is so good that I will just say Hurray and Go for it!
Warmly
Louise
Posted: October 9th, 2008 | Report This Comment