Throughout history there have been many tales of the sacred goddess. These include the Virgin Mary and Sekhmet among many others. Beginning in Neolithic times, we move forward to the divine ferocity of the Divine Mother as represented by Mary, the mother of Jesus. Leonard Slain suggests the introduction of the written word moved humanity into left brain dominant thinking and how that has affected human evolution. Finally, Nicky Scully brings to light the “enough is enough” Egyptian goddess Sekhmet. You’ll find these four programs specially selected from the New Dimensions program archive most enlightening and relevant to these threshold times.
Program 2307
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Before the establishment of violence-prone, male-dominated societies in Europe, there was a time of peace and artistry, when the world was regarded as sacred and men and women acted as partners. This is the theoretical foundation of the late Marija Gimbutas’s tremendous lifework as an archaeological pioneer of goddess cultures in Neolithic Europe. Read more »
Program 2646
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Harvey speaks of the re-emergence of the sacred feminine values for people of all faiths. He believes until we acknowledge the full face of the Virgin Mary, we cannot absorb the full force of her son Jesus. He explores the feminine face of God in many religions and stresses that we must celebrate feminine ferocity as much as its nurturing and loving tenderness. Read more »
Program 2940
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Shlain believes that when the alphabet and the rise of literacy replaced the oral tradition cultures went through a period of madness. Women, goddesses, and sacred images suffered the most. He contends that when reading and writing were introduced the left hemisphere of the brain became dominant at the expense of the right. Read more »
Sekhmet, The Egyptian Goddess Of “Enough Is Enough”Program 3624
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The Egyptian Goddess Sekhmet is known as “She Who Comes in Times of Chaos.” She transforms fear and rage into alchemical gold. Whether this is actual or metaphorical, Scully teaches us how to tap into these healing energies and spin them into creative solutions that benefit yourself, your community, and the planet. Read more »
