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Goddess Newsletters and E-zines

Sunday, July 27, 2008

The newest edition of the Goddess Gift Newsletter/E-zine is online. In this issue:

The Goddess Has A Lesson
Wandering in the Wilderness
Mazu: The Goddess Who Rescues
Yemaya, She Who Comforts
Don't Sweat the Small Stuff

Also check out Matrifocus , a cross-quarterly e-zine chock full of valuable Goddess info. The current issue is Beltane 2008, but Lughnasadh should be coming soon. Regular features inlude:

Articles
Poetry
Photo essays
Book reviews

There are other Goddess publications that require subscriptions but are no less valuable.

This is by no means a complete list. Do some Googling and make your own discoveries.

Labels: goddess e-zines, goddess magazines, goddess newsletters, goddess publications

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Owner: Lee Hutchings

About: Panthea is a personal place used as a tool to keep a record of my journeys with the Goddess and to make personal connections with those of a like mind. Topics range from relevant news, everyday life, in-depth Goddess studies, and more. All things are Goddess. Also see the Not So FAQs

goddess religion

Goddess Religion is an extremely positive, life-affirming, and varied spirituality with a thousand and one different ways to interpret the Goddess and her mysteries. This is the beauty of it because no one positive, life-affirming interpretation can be right or wrong and personal experience is the number one valued tool for the practitioner.

Every one of us is a unique individual who require specific lessons and experiences. This site may attempt at times to identify the common threads - perhaps the universal lessons of the Goddess - and present them through the eyes of one individual practitioner, but the real lessons and answers to your questions are always within you as the seeker.

terms used

Goddessian: A term used to describe a practitioner of Goddess Religion. (var. Goddessian Paganism, Goddessian beliefs, etc.) more here

Pagan: Once a slur to describe uneducated country folk in the early days of Christian conversion; now a much debated umbrella term used to label modern earth-religion practitioners. Also used by scholars to identify ancient non-Christian people such as the Greeks, Celts, etc. (var. Paganism, Neo-pagan, Modern Paganism, etc.)

Tridea: (tri-day-a) A Goddessian tradition/denomination whose practitioners refer to themselves as Tridean.

All-Goddess: Term used to describe the Goddess in an aspect of totality, being all things and nothing at the same time.

Oneness: The some-what universal concept that all things are one; that all things not only come from the same source (Goddess) but are that source in various forms.

Completion: Tridean term describing the natural state of the Goddess and the end result of our earthly journey. (Think God-head level, Nirvana, Heaven, etc.)

Wicca: An earth based religion. Also a bit of an umbrella term (as Wicca is extremely eclectic in nature). Sometimes incorrectly used in place of "Pagan". All Wiccans are Pagan but not all Pagans are Wiccan. I would even go so far as to say all Wiccans are Goddessian but not all Goddessians are Wiccan.

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