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Original Battle Of The Sexes
Shall we start with a forgotten divinity to illustrate theurgic practice? Now much of this is very unpopular with Christians. It could even move them to violence, but it’s a combination of a Gnostic survival and anthropological and archeological research. The modern God Yahweh, also known as Jehovah, has a feminine counterpart, and there are…
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Worship Of Asherah
I saw an article about Asherah being God’s wife. Asherah should not have been neglected. I guess they thought they were serving stability, and in the process they sacrificed what little sanity they had. I was wondering why they would take her out? She fomented questioning and possible defiance. She got in the way of…
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Path Of Gods
Shall we conclude the history lesson and get down to theurgic practice? Specifically referencing Asherah, as only bits and pieces of her wisdom are preserved in the original Judaic form, you would need to adopt them from another cultures that also venerated her, and theurgy doesn’t require sticking strictly to cannon either. Christian Gnosticism mostly…
Category: Asherah
The modern God Yahweh, also known as Jehovah, has a feminine counterpart, and there are references to her in the Bible even after feudal era chauvinism edited much of it out. She went by many names and titles. She was called Asherah, also known as Astarte and lots of variations on this name. She was a fertility Goddess.
Veneration of Asherah would be seeking the divine feminine in personal experience and as expressed in the personality of women.
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