The Goddess Re-Awakening: The Feminine Principle TodayShirley J. Nicholson This anthology, with essays by Riane Eisler, June Singer, and others, considers Goddess myths, current psychological perspectives, and the feminine principle in spirituality today. It offers a worldview that integrates intuition, intellect, and feeling. |
Contents
The Gnostic Archetype of Feminine | 40 |
Oya Black Goddess of Africa | 56 |
The Unknown Goddess | 68 |
The Buddhist Female Deities | 80 |
The Goddess as Healer | 91 |
Rediscovering the Feminine Principle | 100 |
The World Mother | 108 |
The Sadness of the Successful Woman | 115 |
Toward the Companionate ManWoman Relationship | 166 |
Maria Avatara | 179 |
An Expression | 187 |
Encountering the Schechinah The Jewish Goddess | 205 |
The Way of the Uncarved Block | 215 |
Sacred and Legendary Women of Native North America | 232 |
A Vision of Love | 249 |
Nature as an Act of Imagination | 268 |
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