Sacred Feminine (page 3)

Gretchen956

I bet you use that chatup line with all the guys

Oh Ross, you wish! Angel

Wild_Thing

And my book recommendation would be ...

The Woman with the Alabaster Jar by Margaret Starbird.

It's a classic.

Sunnygal41

The Woman with the Alabaster Jar

Another book I've been meaning to get my hands on...................it has come very highly recommended by a few women friends...........

There are many War goddesses. People used to accept the necessity of death a lot more readily in times gone by. They saw that things must die (as part of nature). What you need to understand is that it wasn't the "good versus evil" mentality.

War Goddesses are spectacular and are every much as divine as the Goddesses of Love.

Some fierce Goddesses were also protectors. They would protect children and childbirth for instance.

I don't know of any societies who needlessly attacked other nations at the whim of a Goddess. Maybe someone else does?

Sirona

Tatiana

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I'll gladly follow the Goddess who decrees that my children don't have to murder women and children because they sit on a natural resource my country covets.

This thinly veiled support of global peace is welcome in my eyes. Ummm, welcome and timely.[/quote]

redhotchilipepper

I'm really excited about getting these books too. As JW's we could never explore any of this stuff. It sounds juicy and interesting. I definately think that male and female complement each other in every way. Our differences, together make us complete, ONE. When a man and woman Marry they become ONE. It's harmonious. I agree with what the others have said. Terri and Sherri, very wise words. Keep them coming. It's good to learn this. WOW.

Sacred Feminine